Amelia

“I don’t want to wind up some old woman who talks to her rabbit,” she said to Rabbit, who was chewing so furiously he didn’t even bother to lift his head.”
― Ann Patchett, The Magician's Assistant

“January 1 Genesis 1:1–3:24 January 2 Genesis 4:1–5:32 1 Chronicles 1:1-4 Genesis 6:1-22 January 3 Genesis 7:1–10:5 1 Chronicles 1:5-7 Genesis 10:6-20 1 Chronicles 1:8-16 Genesis 10:21-30 1 Chronicles 1:17-23 Genesis 10:31-32 January 4 Genesis 11:1-26 1 Chronicles 1:24-27 Genesis 11:27–14:24 January 5 Genesis 15:1–17:27 January 6 Genesis 18:1–21:7 January 7 Genesis 21:8–23:20 Genesis 11:32 Genesis 24:1-67 January 8 Genesis 25:1-4”
― Anonymous, The One Year Chronological Bible NLT

“Genesis 25:5-6, 12-18 1 Chronicles 1:28-31, 34 Genesis 25:19-26, 7-11 January 9 Genesis 25:27–28:5 January 10 Genesis 28:6–30:24 January 11 Genesis 30:25–31:55 January 12 Genesis 32:1–35:27 January 13 Genesis 36:1-19 1 Chronicles 1:35-37 Genesis 36:20-30 1 Chronicles 1:38-42 Genesis 36:31-43 1 Chronicles 1:43–2:2 January 14 Genesis 37:1–38:30 1 Chronicles 2:3-6, 8 Genesis 39:1-23 January 15 Genesis 40:1-23 Genesis 35:28-29 Genesis 41:1-57 January 16 Genesis 42:1–45:15”
― Anonymous, The One Year Chronological Bible NLT

“am for your kind and generous offer, but I must decline. My conscience urges me not to give up on the mission your government has entrusted to me, to help those women.” “Who are they to you?” Captain Thorpe burst out. “They are no your mother, or your sisters!” His passion surprised Miriam, though the injury and pain in his eyes should have warned her of a squall. “I know that. I do not venture into this because they are my sisters, or some fantasy of a better mother than the one I have.” Miriam paused a moment, a little shocked at that idea. “I do it because they are people, like you and me.”
― V.E. Ulett, Golden Dragon