Tom

“Telling someone to relax is not as aggressive as shooting them, but it’s up there.” 

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sweet splendor by vidal sassoon

Bless her

In Brad Gooch’s 2010 biography of O’Connor, he reports that Regina (Flannery's mother) initially kept Flannery’s lupus diagnosis from her—Flannery found out she had the disease only after a friend let the secret slip. “Don’t ever tell Regina you told me,” Flannery told the friend. “Because if you do she will never tell you anything else. I might want to know something else sometime.”

I know who I am, do you know who you are

The lake was the color of a urinal cake. His grandson’s eyes were this color too: cerulean blue.

His struggle

"Fighting against the demons of unattractive storylines" -