Jacqueline

“I believe success isn’t measured by wealth.  I believe it is measured by contribution.  If I get to the end of a day and I know I have contributed something positive to someone’s life, whether it be human or animal, then it has been a successful day.  I also believe if I get to the end of a day filled with joy and love, that it’s been a wildly successful day.”
― Ginny Dye, Lifted by the Wings of Destiny: January-June 1874

“America has become a society where people don’t take the time to learn the truth.”
― Ginny Dye, Looking to the Future: 1868-1869

“if love is not the result of your belief, then it is wrong.”
― Ginny Dye, Walking Into the Unknown: 1867-1868

“haven’t really said this out loud, and I hope you know this already. I love you, Princess Donut. If this doesn’t work⁠—” “Don’t say that. Don’t jinx it, Carl. People keep saying that they don’t trust how you might react if something happens to me, but they never ask how I might react if something were to happen to you. I don’t want to find out. Not today, not ever. I love you, too.”
― Matt Dinniman, A Parade of Horribles