Resurrection Quotes

“To change the metaphor again, we all have to decide on what the constants are in the life we’ve been given. Over the years, I expect they’ll grow stronger and more certain, or maybe even become something else and change entirely. For example, I’m trying to work out if Thad is a constant for me or a variable. Either way, at the moment I care deeply for him. When it comes to you, I’ve already made up my mind. If you’ll let me, then I want to be a constant in your life, now and for as long as you’ll let me walk with you. The only one who can change that now is you.” Gèng didn’t say anything but”
― Tony Corden, Resurrection

“Mum always said that both Christmas and birthday gifts should create neither an imbalance nor a debt in a relationship, they should reflect both the giver and the giftee, and they must always be free of conditions and hidden motivation. Dad’s advice was simply to remember that the gift isn’t for you but should elicit a smile of joy, pleasure, or laughter from the other person. He said it should be memorable enough that they never forget the occasion where they received it. Bottom line is they should reflect your relationship.”
― Tony Corden, Resurrection