Bonnie

“What would you write if you had to write your obituary? Today, right now. What comes to mind? What memories, days, moments? What people and experiences? I realize, at first glance, that the idea of writing one’s own obituary while still alive may sound morbid. It’s not, though. I promise you. It’s a needed reminder of who you are, of what truly matters. Because it’s your life and there’s still time to write it. Before I have to.”
― John Kenney, I See You've Called in Dead

“With the impressionists I like to stand very, very close " Gabriel said, stopping his face barely an inch from the canvas. "The colors here are chaotic; it makes no sense. Then as you slowly move"-- he stepped back just a half step, and then another --"you can see the colors come together. No longer chaos, they work together; they become something greater. I think life is like this: in the moment, you can't make sense of it, but later, at the distance, it will all become clear.”
― Kate Macintosh, The Champagne Letters: A Novel

“How do you make lemonade out of fucks?”
― Daria Lavelle, Aftertaste

“How are you so fast? Your legs are half as long as mine!”
“I’m a liberal American woman, Henry! I'm fueled by rage!”
― Matthew Norman, Grace & Henry's Holiday Movie Marathon