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Pungently Tasty Quotes By Rainbow Rowell

So you think that most people bet everything, their whole lives, on hope. Just hoping that what they're feeling is real.'
'Real isn't relevant,' Georgie said, turning completely to face Heather. 'It's like ... you're tossing a ball between you, and you're just hoping you can keep it in the air. And it has nothing to do with whether you love each other or not. If you didn't love each other, you wouldn't be playing this stupid game with the ball. You love each other
and you just hope you can keep the ball in play.'
'What's the ball a metaphor for?'
'I'm not sure,' Georgie said. 'The relationship. Marriage. — Rainbow Rowell

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Taylor Jenkins Reid

True love doesn't always last," I say. "It doesn't always have to be for a lifetime. — Taylor Jenkins Reid

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Richard Adams

One cloud feels lonely. — Richard Adams

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Sunday Adelaja

Another factor if increase is self-development — Sunday Adelaja

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Jan Jansen

Problems and mistakes are a gift inside our life as a given lesson to make us stronger for a better future. — Jan Jansen

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Mitch Albom

You don't know how to live until you learn how to die. — Mitch Albom

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Christian M. Frank

I see that you get all your info on Catholicism from thriller novels. — Christian M. Frank

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Sean Kennedy

I would never have broken up with you," I said earnestly. "I'm more miserable without you than I am with you." As soon as that sentence came out I groaned, because I knew how bad it sounded.
But Declan laughed. "Vintage Simon Murray comment. — Sean Kennedy

Pungently Tasty Quotes By Lewis Thomas

The only solid piece of scientific truth about which I feel totally confident is that we are profoundly ignorant about nature ... It is this sudden confrontation with the depth and scope of ignorance that represents the most significant contribution of twentieth-century science to the human intellect. — Lewis Thomas