Liz

“But my problem isn't that I don't think. It's that my brain only has two modes: think everything all at once and make sense of none of it, or think about one thing obsessively at the expense of whatever actually needs my attention. The point being, I am always thinking. Just never about the right things.”
― Sarah Grunder Ruiz, Last Call at the Local

“Aithníonn ciaróg, ciaróg eile," he says. "It's an Irish proverb. Roughly translated, it means, One beetle recognizes another.”
― Sarah Grunder Ruiz, Last Call at the Local

“I can be extra sensitive to rejection, even when it isn't actually rejection.”
― Sarah Grunder Ruiz, Last Call at the Local

“Sometimes one beetle recognizes another, and it doesn’t matter if it’s been five minutes or five years.”
― Sarah Grunder Ruiz, Last Call at the Local