Lisa Unger Quotes

It Was A Funny, Impossible Little Trap Of Nature, Motherhood. It Muddled Your Brain With Floods Of Hormones And Sleep Deprivation, Kept You Constantly Busy Tending To A Million Needs, Had You Forever Thinking About The Care Of Others. You Could Disappear Into Motherhood, Forget Completely That Once Upon A Time You Were An Athlete, A Graduate Student, That You Had Ambitions To Go Into Politics, Change The World. That Once Upon A Time You Wanted To Write. And Even Though Motherhood Wiped All That Away Like A Cosmic Eraser Over The Chalkboard Of Your Life, It Gave You Something Else - This Crazy, Blissful, Adoring Love That Splits You Open And Redefines You From The Inside Out.

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