Julie

“Willa once shared her theory that finding a four-leaf clover was a symptom of luck, not a cause. “It just means you have the kind of life where there are growing things and you have time to look at them,” she said. I think she was actually making a point about class privilege? But I like to imagine that luck is everywhere, even before you find it.”
― Catherine Newman, Sandwich

“I’m not saying things happen for a reason—I hate that. I’m saying that things happen. And it doesn’t have to mean anything except what it means to you. Nobody else gets to decide.”
― Cat Sebastian, You Should Be So Lucky

“There was no starting over for most people. That was a misconception. Unless a person’s memory could be erased, there were no fresh starts, only progression.”
― Anne Frasier, Find Me

“I’m not saying things happen for a reason—I hate that. I’m saying that things happen. And it doesn’t have to mean anything except what it means to you. Nobody else gets to decide.” Mark gets to his feet, and Eddie’s afraid he’s”
― Cat Sebastian, You Should Be So Lucky