Cathy Lamb Quotes

Cathy Lamb was born in Newport Beach, California. As a child, she mastered the art of skateboarding, catching butterflies in bottles, and riding her bike with no hands. When she was 10, her parents moved her, two sisters, a brother, and two poorly behaved dogs to Oregon before she could fulfill her lifelong dream of becoming a surfer bum.

Grab the love. Hold on tight. Treasure it. Put that love you have for your husband first, arrange everything else around it, and all else will work out. Love must be cradled and nurtured and enjoyed and danced with. Never, ever, forget the love. It's why we want to live.

Cathy Lamb
- Work
- Live
- Love
Sometimes things are so insanely private, you don't even want to talk about them with yourself. Don't talk about them, don't wrestle with them, don't let them run you over. Let it be.

Cathy Lamb
- Things
- Private
- Do Not

Sanity is tenuous. Tenuous. Comes and goes. Many of the brightest people floating about this planet have only a finger's grip on sanity, if that.

Cathy Lamb
- People
- Planet
- Sanity
When you're sad or depressed, you might as well get something done," Lydia always said. "Pretty soon, you're not sad or depressed, and darned if things aren't done.

Cathy Lamb
- Done
- Sad
- Get
I am emotionally screwed up, but I put on a front and fake it so I can function. Sometimes I wonder how many other people are doing the same thing.

Cathy Lamb
She was in that place in your soul where friends go who die but you still love them and talk to them and think of them.

Cathy Lamb
- She
- Soul
- Place
We brush away the tears, and we get on with life. We always have things to do.

Cathy Lamb
- Life
- Tears
- Brush
The only disease the alcoholics have is the disease of weakness and selfishness.

Cathy Lamb

She said she arrived from Ireland after sliding off the curve of a rainbow with a dancing leprechaun and flew to America on the back of an owl.

Cathy Lamb
- She
- America
- Rainbow
Wasn’t a live chicken - that would not have been kind to the chicken - but a whole, plucked chicken.

Cathy Lamb
- Chicken
- Plucked
When moonlight touches you, it’s time for a woman to sit back and think, really think, about her life.

Cathy Lamb
- Life
- Think
- Woman
I laughed until my fat hurt.

Cathy Lamb
- Hurt
- Fat
- Laughed