Jane

“Maybe grief is love imploding. Or maybe it’s love expanding. I don’t know. I just know you can’t create loss to preempt loss because it doesn’t work that way. So you might as well love as much as you can. And as recklessly. Like it’s your last resort, because it is.”
― Catherine Newman, Sandwich

“One is relieved for the dead, that they were spared the news, but frustrated to be robbed of their reaction.”
― Sloane Crosley, Grief Is for People

“The trouble is, if you convince yourself the past's more glorious or worthy of attention than the future, your imagination's sunk.”
― Julia Glass, Three Junes

“Sometimes when I find out what's on other people's minds I honestly wonder if we all live on totally separate planets.”
― Anne Tyler, Three Days in June