Nina

“People rarely know what they have until they lose it. They spend their lives searching for a better one, wanting more, needing more, blind to the fact that they already had it all. I think sometimes it’s only when something gets taken from a person that they appreciate what they had.”
― Alice Feeney, Beautiful Ugly

“Your grief is a lot because your love was a lot. You don’t get one without the other, and grief does not care who or what you loved. It simply knows that you did.”
― Taylor Wolfe, Birdie & Harlow: Life, Loss, and Loving My Dog So Much I Didn’t Want Kids (…Until I Did)—A Delightful Story of Friendship, Love, and the Journey to Motherhood

“One great thing about meeting someone you’ll likely never see again is that you can tell them anything about yourself without any consequences.”
― Carley Fortune, Meet Me at the Lake

“That’s the problem with grief. It’s not packed tidily in a box that you can bring out in appropriate, private moments and sort through. It’s threaded inconveniently through everything.”
― Emma Grey, The Last Love Note