Amy Clipston > Quotes

“My heart was breaking in response to his silence.”
― Amy Clipston, Roadside Assistance

“I Know an easier way to fix though,

Oh Yeah? I am all ears, because it's giving me a fit.

Trade it for a chevy”
― Amy Clipston, Roadside Assistance

“I'm sorry he did that to you, but you can't let him hold you back from someone who cares for you.”
― Amy Clipston, Roadside Assistance

“Chevy Girl”
― Amy Clipston, Roadside Assistance

“I knew that feeling of euphoria brought on by an attentive, cute guy could be very misleading.”
― Amy Clipston, Roadside Assistance

“You know it’s not very ladylike to play with engines. Boys tend to like girls who dress and act like girls.”
― Amy Clipston, Roadside Assistance

“You're welcome. I love the bargain book section. I always find some good deals at more than half off the cover price.”
― Amy Clipston, Destination Unknown

“God's been there all along.”
― Amy Clipston, Roadside Assistance

“I haven't met a cake I didn't like.”
― Amy Clipston, The Cherished Quilt

“Now I’d give anything for five minutes with my family again. Just five more minutes to look into my wife’s and my daughter’s eyes and tell them how much I love them.”
― Amy Clipston, A Hopeful Heart

“right, Mamie?” “Ya,” Mamie agreed with another clap. “I want”
― Amy Clipston, The Cherished Quilt

“I bit my lower lip to stop my smile. Tiffany would tease me if I told her I loved the classics almost as much as I loved contemporary fiction.”
― Amy Clipston, Destination Unknown

“enclosed porch facing”
― Amy Clipston, A Kauffman Amish Christmas Collection

“Lord, guide my words and my heart!”
― Amy Clipston, The Jam and Jelly Nook

“I think your cat wants a brownie.”
― Amy Clipston, The Christmas Cat

“God’s will is what it is; and no matter how angry we get at some of the things that happen to us, God loves us all the time and blesses us even when we think he’s forgotten us. He shows us his love when we’re not even watching.”
― Amy Clipston, The Jam and Jelly Nook

“to carry such a grudge. He was so cold to her that she wondered if any love for her remained in his heart. Despair surged through her veins as another wave of nausea overtook her. She hoped God would give her the guidance she needed to reach out to her husband and find the love they once had.”
― Amy Clipston, A Gift of Grace