“Sure, they all have iPods, smartphones, whatever. Generally speaking, it’s in our own best interest to keep some kind of electronic device in their hands. Otherwise they might talk to us.”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“It’s not the flying that’s the hard part; it’s the landing.”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“The past has a will of its own. It wants to be heard.”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“why worry about the monster beneath the bed when a very real bogeyman sleeps on top of it?”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“I know you have a past, but personally, I’m vested in our future.”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“I’d clawed my way back to the land of the living. Because of Vero. She needed me.”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“asked Thomas; it’s just him and me and has been for a very long time. We tell each other we are”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“look at him. But I can’t. Too many things are exploding in my head, and the memories are both simpler and more horrible”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“couloir étroit en l’aidant à contourner les obstacles, à savoir les camés en”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“chore. You didn’t like me doing”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
“Because what is love if not an exercise in faith.
Because what is love if not perseverance.
Because what is love if not forgiveness.”
― Lisa Gardner, quote from Crash & Burn
Lisa Gardner
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“It is possible the world is divided into three genders - there are men, there are women and then there are women who choose to have nothing to do with children. How about men without children, he answered quickly, aren't they also different from fathers? She shook her head firmly, daring him to contradict her: no, all men are the same.”
― Christos Tsiolkas, quote from The Slap
“This morning’s lecture was on how to avoid ninjas, which might have been interesting if step one hadn’t been “Stay out of Japan.” Furthermore, Crandall had quickly become sidetracked,”
― Stuart Gibbs, quote from Spy School
“Ah the three-day blues, all new mothers cry on the third day.” And I remember thinking, But my goodness, who wouldn't cry?”
― Liane Moriarty, quote from Three Wishes
“They aren't ugly." I bit my lip, trying to find the right words. "more like beautiful things that have had the misfortune of being broken.”
― Danielle L. Jensen, quote from Stolen Songbird
“Because at the end of the day, it’s not about the tarot cards, or the crystals, or the special teas. That’s not where the magic lives. The magic is in the tiny moments. The small touches, the gentle smiles, the quiet laughs. The magic is about living for today and allowing yourself to breathe and be happy. My dear boy, to love is the magic.”
― Brittainy C. Cherry, quote from The Air He Breathes
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