Цитаты из книги Here One Moment

A divorce is like a death but without the comfort of a funeral or sympathy cards. No-one brings you flowers, but even if your divorce is right because your marriage was wrong, it can feel like you are being slowly, painstakingly ripped in half.

This is what I wonder; this is what I would like to now ask the bearded man: If free will doesn’t exist, if all your decisions and actions are inevitable, are you still required to apologize for them?

If you think your friends post too many photos of their travels on social media, be grateful you won't ever have to sit in their living room watching those photos projected onto a wall while you eat hard cheese and cocktail onions. Those have been some of the longest nights of my life.

Don't buy into this idea that you've only truly 'lived' if you've traveled. As if taking the same photos at the same tourist spots as everyone else is the only thing that counts as living.

Men in suits often handle your destiny.

Everyone loves a particular version of you and when that person is gone that version goes with them.

A parent's love is surely strong enough to occasionally crash through the barrier dividing heaven and earth.

It is only when we truly know and understand that we have a limited time on Earth and that we have no way of knowing when our time is up that we begin to live each day to the fullest, as if it were the only one we had.

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross

Auntie Pat never married, although she was deeply in love with Paul McCartney, but he wasn’t available.

He's like a junk food addiction: delicious at first, then regrettable.