Quotes from Snapshot

Angie Stanton ·  340 pages

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“You are my drug of choice, and I plan to overdose.”
― Angie Stanton, quote from Snapshot


“Because I need you more right now than I need to breathe.”
― Angie Stanton, quote from Snapshot


“When a person is so irresponsible and self-centered that they can’t look out for the basic needs of their own family and they actually cause irreparable harm to their own children, that’s totally unacceptable. And when they treat other people like they exist only to serve them, that’s not only rude and offensive, it’s completely wrong. No one on this earth should be allowed to step on other people just to build themselves up.”
― Angie Stanton, quote from Snapshot


“We need something fun to remember when we look back at our youth.”
― Angie Stanton, quote from Snapshot


About the author

Angie Stanton
Born place: The United States
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