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84. 티아레
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2011-04-12 04:35 (화) |
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We think of the past as water under the bridge,
a current that carries away the mistakes of our youth
- the loves we lost...
the addictions we gave into...
the opportunities we threw away...
But sooner or later, reminders drift back into our lives
of the mistakes we made and the sins we committed.
Yes, the mistakes of our past have a way of drifting back into our lives.
And when they do we have to pay for them.
The past is never truly behind us.
Ghosts lurk in the shadows, eager to remind us of the choices we made. (DH 408)
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83. 티아레
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2011-04-08 12:11 (금) |
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We've all done something in our lives we're ashamed of.
Some of us have fallen for the wrong man.
Some have let go of the right woman.
There are those who have humiliated their parents,
and those who have failed their children.
Yes, we've all made mistakes that diminish us and those we love.
But there is redemption if we try to learn from those mistakes and grow. (DH 219)
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82. 티아레
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2011-04-08 12:08 (금) |
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Part of being an adult is admitting that you've failed, and then moving on with grace. (DH 219)
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81. 티아레
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2011-04-08 12:04 (금) |
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(Susan holds up an old picture of her and Karl that she's found stuck in a book of Karl's)
Susan: What's this?
Karl: Nothing. (...)
Don't worry about this, Susie.
(Karl takes the picture and puts it into his pocket.)
Susan: Why are you hanging on to that?
Karl: I need to look at it from time to time.
Susan: Why?
Karl: Consider it my punishment for screwing up the best thing that ever happened to me.
- a talk between Susan and her ex-husband, Karl from "Desperate Housewives 218" -
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80. 티아레
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2011-03-31 04:41 (목) |
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(At a bar Sandra, a reporter walks up to Bree's table where she drinks alone.)
Sandra: Bree, darling.
Bree: Spare me your "darling", Sandra.
I know you've been trying to dig up dirt on me.
Sandra: Mm, Just doing my job.
And frankly, I didn't have to dig all that hard.
Bree: I wrote a cookbook, Sandra - meatloaf, pot pies, peach cobbler.
Why are you trying to crucify me?
Sandra: Because it's not a cookbook, Bree.
It's a "look how great I am" book -
One designed to make every woman who reads it feel like a failure if she doesn't measure up.
What you're selling's a total sham.
Bree: But it isn't, Sandra, because I don't think I'm great.
I have fallen down more times than I can count, just like so many other housewives out there.
We're all just barely holding on , and we all think that we're alone.
So maybe you're right. Maybe it isn't a cookbook.
It's a lifeline from me to those other women,
because I want them to know there's always a chance to get something right.
Even if it's just a casserole.
Sandra: Why didn't you just tell me that right up front, Bree?
That's an angle I can work with.
- a talk between Bree and a reporter from "Desperate Housewives 508"-
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