Susan Ferguson

“I tell her I’ll be there soon and for the rest of the trip over, I’m doing that thing I indulge myself in sometimes, where I compose a lengthy, highly organized but incredibly witty lecture of censure to someone who has done me wrong.”
― Kate Clayborn, Love Lettering

“Siberia,” historically, has been less a geographical designation than a state of mind, a looming threat—the frozen hell on earth to which czarist and Communist Russias sent their political undesirables. By this definition, Siberia is not so much a place as it is a hardship to endure, and perhaps that’s what Vladimir means when he says that we are in Siberia. I trudge on.”
― Donnie Eichar, Dead Mountain: The Untold True Story of the Dyatlov Pass Incident

“His hair was cut close on the sides and long on top, gathered into a neat man bun.”
― Debbie Macomber, Dear Santa

“Men, she thought to herself with a sigh, didn’t really have to perform grand expansive gestures to have a woman melt inside. A simple arm crooked for their use was the equivalent of at least a dozen bouquets.”
― Milly Johnson, White Wedding