Libby Hufham

“because their fifteen-minute lunch break”
― T.J. Klune, The House in the Cerulean Sea

“The queen!” the men shouted. “To the queen!” And as Rowan fought his way closer, as that cry went down the battlements and Anielle men ran to aid her, he realized that Aelin did not need an ounce of flame to inspire men to follow. That she had been waiting, yanking at the bit, to show them what she, without magic, without any godly power, might do.”
― Sarah J. Maas, Kingdom of Ash

“We live in a world where the mainstream education system teaches you to obey and listen to authority from the earliest age and does not offer you the chance to think for yourself and express yourself in ways that are outside the proclaimed norm. We live in a society where the “nothing” (shopping, watching TV) has become a “something” and the “something” (relaxing, meditating, sharing) has become a void in need of being filled. Our minds, our souls, have slowly been corrupted by materialistic nothingness that has been created for us, billboarded in front of our eyes, and printed, tattooed on our cells by advertising, marketing, and vulture capitalism.”
― Noam Chomsky, On Palestine

“So maybe they didn’t get where they intended to go, but they ended up where they were meant to be.”
― Nancy Thayer, Girls of Summer