Kate Eberlen > Quotes

“It's funny how when you get towards the end of a holiday, half of you never wants it to end and the other half is looking forward to the comforts of home.”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“I was surprised in retrospect how much we'd had in common just by virtue of being in the same family.”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“Oggi è il giorno del resto della mia vita.”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“Dorothea”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“complimentary”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“Se sei felice di fare una cosa, ti porterà gioia.”
― Kate Eberlen

“she was thinking about”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“the challenge of cheering a troubled soul is compelling, each fleeting smile worth a hundred hours of a lesser suitor’s happiness. One”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“Somehow I'd become the joker in the class, which I never was at school. You can be different in a place where nobody knows you, can you? More yourself, somehow, or the person you'd like to be.”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“People always say that they like New York because it’s exactly how it is in the movies. I love London for the opposite reason. No movie I e seen captures London’s variety: the serene elegance of the white stucco terraces; the improbable red-brick Christmas cake of the Royal Albert Hall, golden Albert glinting in the sunshine; horses galloping on Rotten Row; crazy swimmers diving into the Serpentine; and, near Hyde Park Corner, where I turned back for hom, gardens with luscious herbaceous borders and pergolas of roses, planted and tended for no other reason than to give people colour to look at.”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You

“Nessa cidade histórica, eu poderia ser alguém sem história, a pessoa que eu quisesse ser, não importava quem fosse. Aos 18 anos, esse pensamento foi uma revelação para mim.” - O primeiro dia do resto da nossa vida”
― Kate Eberlen

“People always say that they like New York because it’s exactly how it is in the movies. I love London for the opposite reason. No movie I’ve seen captures London’s variety: the serene elegance of the white stucco terraces; the improbable red-brick Christmas cake of the Royal Albert Hall, golden Albert glinting in the sunshine; horses galloping on Rotten Row; crazy swimmers diving into the Serpentine; and, near Hyde Park Corner, where I turned back for home, gardens with luscious herbaceous borders and pergolas of roses, planted and tended for no other reason than to give people colour to look at.”
― Kate Eberlen, Miss You