More on this book
Community
Kindle Notes & Highlights
There is nothing to save,
It’s funny how aging works. You don’t really notice the insidious progression from day to day, the increasing aches and pains, the change in gait, the thinning gray hair, and then it seems as if suddenly, overnight, the voice that used to run nonstop has dried up. We don’t notice what we don’t want to notice, and forget what we don’t want to remember.
A simple change, a well-timed question, and a seemingly cavalier decision are not at all random when they are stitched together with every other facet of your life, producing a tapestry that is too beautiful to behold until death lovingly holds you up high enough to see.
This is a good line - the writing is inconsistent, with these great insights and then wobbly characterization, made up towns, etc.

