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“I wonder how many people out there are able to be strong—or strong enough—because of the person they’re married to.”
― Tell Me Everything
― Tell Me Everything
“All these unrecorded lives, and people just live them.”
― Tell Me Everything
― Tell Me Everything
“People always tell you who they are if you just listen—”
― Tell Me Everything
― Tell Me Everything
“And though we have crashed, the harsh beauty of waves is that they always reform, gathering all they’ve been through to rise and crest again. Likewise, we can learn from what we’ve been through. We can expand again and open our minds and hearts. We can find our way back to kindness, if we dare to see each other in ourselves and accept the truth of what we’ve broken. Then, we can see what needs repair.”
― Surviving Storms: Finding the Strength to Meet Adversity
― Surviving Storms: Finding the Strength to Meet Adversity
“One inescapable and humbling challenge of loss is that grief requires us to make new maps. For when we lose something dear—a person or a way of life—the geography as we have known it has changed. And so, our old maps, no matter how dear, are no longer accurate, no longer of use. We have to make new maps for how to move forward. In its paradoxical way, grief forces us back into the world where we have to keep learning.”
― Surviving Storms: Finding the Strength to Meet Adversity
― Surviving Storms: Finding the Strength to Meet Adversity
snowdrops’s 2025 Year in Books
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