L.m. MontgomeryA house from which nobody ever went away without feeling better in some way. A house in which there was always laughter.
About This Quote
The advice given in this quote is wonderful. It is for those who are stuck in a place that has become their own personal hell. The advice is for those who need to change their surroundings to find some peace. The quote is about feeling better after leaving a home that is failing.
It must be that way if you want to find peace at all. If you have found peace, then you are surely lucky.
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