Lane Wallace quotes

Lane Wallace is a writer for Flying magazine. Her work is insightful and inspiring.

About relationships:
Long-term relationships are never just about romance and fun. They are, as Joseph Campbell once said, the ordeal and grace of participating in another's life.

No relationship stays constant, unless it or its participants are 9/10 stagnant or dead.

Balance, no matter your job or life situation, is always a challenging goal to achieve. And it's rarely something that happens without some level of concerted effort.

Comfort, like trust or intimacy, is somethign built slowly and quietly in the course of life and time.

True love of friendship begins when convenience ends.

One of my most cherished friends once told me that he loved me especially when I was at my worst, because that's when I needed it the most. Even 100,000 long-stemmed roses couldn't possibly say more than that.

About Alaska:
As wild as this place is, it has a peace about it that is contagious, extraordinary an profound, and its beauty is something you don't just see. It is something you feel, in every single sense, limb and cell of your being.