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“None of us knew that we were poor, so we didn’t feel hard done by, we had nothing and yet we took pleasure in the smallest of things.”
― Sandy Taylor, The Irish Boarding House
“A lot of our gods are shown with many arms. Lakshmi’s arms depict the four important goals of life: morality, love, humanity and self-knowledge. Good things to aim for in our lives. We try but we are human and we don’t always succeed.”
― Sandy Taylor, The Irish Boarding House
“If success was judged by the people I loved and who loved me, then my life had indeed been a success.”
― Sandy Taylor, The Irish Boarding House
“Where are the people? Resumed the little prince at last. It’s a little lonely in the desert. It is lonely when you’re among people too,’ said the snake.”
― Sandy Taylor, The Irish Boarding House
“That gobshite of a man would peel an orange in his pocket for fear he’d have to share it.”
― Sandy Taylor, The Irish Boarding House
“The night before he died, he’d taken”
― Sandy Taylor, The Irish Boarding House