Sarah

“Naming is a voodoo all parents do.”
― Tiphanie Yanique, Land of Love and Drowning

“I turned the moisture-swollen pages of my battered copy of Pride and Prejudice. My head swam with elegant balls, where glorious food was served and uptight white people who never said exactly what they meant swirled in bodice-cinching gowns on a marble dance floor, holding each other at arm's length while staring meaningfully into each other's eyes.”
― Erica Ferencik, Into the Jungle

“Let's keep it in perspective,' Hammond said. 'You get the engineering correct and the animals will fall into place. After all, they're trainable.”
― Michael Crichton, Jurassic Park

“Youme didn't mean "ours" as she'd first hoped. It meant "dream." But that also made sense and perhaps what was ours was all a dream anyway. Something to keep striving for or something all in our mind---depending.”
― Tiphanie Yanique, Land of Love and Drowning