Heloise Hull > Quotes

“Luca straddled the Vespa like it was a wild horse he had to tame.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Magic

“While I’d never see pre-pregnancy weight again—those hips had sailed—at least I could feel comfortable in my body again. Forty really was fabulous.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Magic

“Life had meaning when we ascribed meaning to ourselves. And screw the rest of them.”
― Heloise Hull, Chasing Midlife Demons

“the mythical mother of the twins Romulus and Remus.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Magic

“Life shrinks or expands in proportion to one’s courage.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Magic

“It’s forged in Gaea’s anger and grief, dipped in her molten tears. This is a formidable weapon, and if you think you have a spell from Thoth to add to it, I have complete faith we will prevail.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Marvels

“I felt as if I’d been a blossom throughout my many lives. Something beautiful to be looked at and plucked at will. Every once in a while, I wrapped myself in thorny brambles and made those who tried to pluck me bleed first. Other lives, I was left to wither on the vine. But not this life. Not anymore. I would grow roots, so no one could take me at their will.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Madness

“When I went to Italy to find myself Elizabeth Gilbert style,”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Magic

“As the old saying goes, ‘the world will never starve for lack of wonders, but for lack of wonder.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Magic

“Luca raised that manly eyebrow, so like a hairy caterpillar, and I thought about stroking it.”
― Heloise Hull, Making Midlife Magic