Deborah Blumenthal > Quotes

“When you lose someone who's as close as your own skin, the only place you can find him again is hidden inside your memories.”
― Deborah Blumenthal, The Blue House Dog

“I don't have to bitch, because Bunny's doing enough for all of us. Clearly Miss Homemaker doesn't find hiking as easy as pie, because she's cursing in time to our footsteps, and instead of hearing left, left, I left my wife and forty-eight kids home in the kitchen in starving' condition with nothing but gingerbread left, left I hear shit, shit, these bugs are like shit, shit. . . .”
― Deborah Blumenthal, Fat Camp

“When you lose someone who’s as close as your own skin, the only place you can find him again is hidden inside your memories.”
― Deborah Blumenthal, The Blue House Dog

“Aunt Ellie is like that. Nothing is a big deal to her. Not stray dogs or cats, not ghosts, not divorces, and especially not kids who are homeless.”
― Deborah Blumenthal, The Lifeguard

“Hold on." He reaches back, his hand momentarily grazing my thigh. I lean into him, my arms tighten around his waist as the waves bounce up and down. We're skin to skin, two bodies melded together into one. I want to stay where I am with him, in the water, forever.”
― Deborah Blumenthal, The Lifeguard

“A voice was whispering to her. "Breathe, breathe, breathe," it kept urging. A warm body was over hers, pressed against her. Someone bigger than she was, stronger, a powerful life force. A mouth on hers, warm lips, lips she didn't want to leave hers.”
― Deborah Blumenthal, The Lifeguard