Katie Winters > Quotes

“The Unbearable Lightness of Being.”
― Katie Winters, Healing Tides

“truth and drawing out fantastical things, beautiful images and thoughts and making them come alive on”
― Katie Winters, The Hesson House

“months”
― Katie Winters, The Jessabelle House

“Another life awaited them. It was time to go. They would work out the specifics later. “Play it as it lays,” so to speak. ”
― Katie Winters, Trick of Light

“she’d”
― Katie Winters, Trick of Light

“that there was no “mending” trauma. There was only acceptance of the past and a push forward for something new, beautiful, and whole.”
― Katie Winters, A Katama Bay Christmas

“all”
― Katie Winters, Labor of Love

“She’d had enough of this silly solstice party. She was finished with people’s crazy behavior. Only when she was settled in bed with a book could she breathe properly again. Chapter Fifteen Present Day The day after the Coleman family dinner party, Samantha agreed to meet Derek at Patrick’s apartment.”
― Katie Winters, The Jessabelle House

“ached”
― Katie Winters, Firefly Nights

“large charcuterie boards featuring juicy grapes, slabs of camembert, various meats, brie, crackers, dates and slices of cucumber and mixed nuts.”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Blizzard

“Journalism can never be silent: that is its greatest virtue and its greatest fault. It must speak, and speak immediately, while the echoes of wonder, the claims of triumph, and the signs of horror are still in the air.” ”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Christmas Guest

“Perhaps all people were like that: uninterested in your stories unless they were somehow involved.”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Blessing

“Pain, guilt, shame, resentment, and fear existed wholly in the brain. The story you told yourself about yourself was the only one you could really believe. ”
― Katie Winters, The Jessabelle House

“returned”
― Katie Winters, The Sunrise Cove Inn

“Are you suggesting it’s time to grow up?”  “Never,” Marilyn returned. “In fact, I think we’ll only grow backward. Appreciate this world the way children do. Relish in the sunset and the sunrise and the ocean and the breeze and the trees and the flowers. I never want to dismiss any of it.”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Rebirth

“What was it she said? That they’ll love you more than you’ll ever love yourself, but they’ll also point out every single way you’re wrong for the rest of your days.”
― Katie Winters, Secrets in Bar Harbor

“shipwreck.”
― Katie Winters, Whispers of Nantucket

“respects,”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Lullaby

“pumping,”
― Katie Winters, August Sunsets

“newest”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Vow

“for me when I’m sick; that we’ll fight over money troubles and then find a way through; that we’ll ache with sadness and longing as we grow older and develop wrinkles and find new and interesting ways to love one another.  “For this is what I believe a marriage truly is: I believe it means opening your eyes every day to a person who is also in the midst of ever-constant change. And it means loving the bits that are still there, along with the bits that they’ve left behind, along with the bits that they’re headed towards. Time isn’t linear; love is complex. And I am so open to the concept of loving Wesley Sheridan completely, for all the days of my life.”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Wedding

“SUBSCRIBE”
― Katie Winters, The Sunrise Cove Inn

“she was, perhaps more. This was their normal stance this late at”
― Katie Winters, Firefly Nights

“Due to logistics and the responsibility they had to their home and their family,”
― Katie Winters, From Nantucket, With Love

“Let everything happen to you. Beauty and terror. Just keep going. No feeling is final.”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Wedding

“crumbs. When he reached that crack in the door, he”
― Katie Winters, A Vineyard Thanksgiving