One Bad Turn Quotes

“A person was a library of memories and dreams and experiences, an impossibly vast collection of all the things a life involved.”
― David J. Gatward, One Bad Turn

“Her role was to serve the community, to show the love of God through her actions first and foremost. Hammering someone across the head with a Bible only ever gave them a headache.”
― David J. Gatward, One Bad Turn

“A person was a library of memories and dreams and experiences, an impossibly vast collection of all the things a life involved. Death swept that away with its cold, swift fire. No fanfare. No trumpets. Just death. She wasn’t one for deep philosophical discussions. However, to be so close to death, and so often, to be up close and intimate with those who had passed, often in the worst of circumstances, she just couldn’t see how this was all there was. There was too much to what made up everything a human was, for something to not go on after.”
― David J. Gatward, One Bad Turn

“Accent thicker than a slab of Wensleydale cheese.”
― David J. Gatward, One Bad Turn

“If there was one thing that never ceased to amaze her, it was how a person could go from alive to dead and it just didn’t seem to matter. A person was a library of memories and dreams and experiences, an impossibly vast collection of all the things a life involved. Death swept that away with its cold, swift fire. No fanfare. No trumpets. Just death.”
― David J. Gatward, One Bad Turn

“Noting”
― David J. Gatward, One Bad Turn