Quotes from Don't Die, My Love

Lurlene McDaniel ·  256 pages

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“If it's possible to send a message from heaven, I'll get one to you.”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“I'll cover you in flowers someday, Julie-girl.”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“The stems stood tall and straight, one series arranged in a single line, the other in a crudely shaped heart, the final one in the shape of the letter U. I love you.”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“If I can't wait for you at the end of an aisle on your wedding day, I'll wait for you in heaven.”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“Nobody gets to pick what life gives them”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love



“Life went on whether people participated in it or not”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“I'll never take it for granted again. I'll always be grateful for every spring that comes along.”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“You're going to live your life. You're going to honor him doing things you would have done if he'd never gotten sick and died”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“He doesn't teach you what to think, he teaches you how to think”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


“When you're up against a superior enemy, sometimes it's okay to just bow out gracefully”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love



“He doesn't teach you what to think. He teaches you how to think.”
― Lurlene McDaniel, quote from Don't Die, My Love


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