Mrs England Quotes

“Saying no can be ten times harder than saying yes, but it makes you feel a hundred times better.”
― Stacey Halls, Mrs. England

“I wondered if there was a word for homesickness not for a place but for people;”
― Stacey Halls, Mrs. England

“It made my spirits low, and when your spirits are low it's hard to see the point in anything. Nobody understood how I suffered. Everybody told me I was lucky to be alive, that it was a miracle. They expected I'd be happy, but I wasn't and that made everything seem worse. I felt very helpless and alone.”
― Stacey Halls, Mrs England

“sometimes,' I said, 'When people we love die, we have all sorts of thoughts to try to cope with it better. We try to imagine their last hours and what we might have done differently.”
― Stacey Halls, Mrs England

“Fortis in arduis. Strength in adversity.”
― Stacey Halls, Mrs England

“I wondered if there was a word for homesickness not for a place but for people.”
― Stacey Halls, Mrs England

“The room was so quiet I could hear my heart breaking, and it sounded like a daisy snapping at the stem.”
― Stacey Halls, Mrs England