Elizabeth

“he saw a woman he had no memory of ever meeting: dark, overweight, greasy-skinned, wearing a kind of knee-length silver kaftan that made him think of Bacofoil, and angel earrings that flashed, like Lucy’s antlers.”
― Robert Galbraith, The Hallmarked Man

“You know what Eleanor Roosevelt used to say: ‘A woman is like a tea bag. You never know how strong it is until it’s in hot water.”
― Marie Bostwick, The Book Club for Troublesome Women

“Your heart is open, loyal, and good. Your faith is part of what makes you beautiful. Do not mourn your past. Leave it there, where it belongs”
― Piper C.J., The Dawn and Its Light

“The problem with retrospect is it never shows up beforehand.”
― Monica Wood, How to Read a Book