Seven Days of Friday (Women of Greece #1)

by Alex A. King

Sometimes medicine is the art of picking the poison that does the least harm for the most comparative good.

My daughter is getting divorced, has no job, has no husband, and now no home. What am I supposed to tell people?”

Time changes the shape of a story. Enough time passes and only the original idea is the same as it was. Everything else becomes different. The truth is no longer true, the names change.

When somebody gossips, they are not doing you a favor by giving you information. They are trying to elevate their position, to seem more important than they are. And they are trying to extract information from you, also. Remember that.”

Psychologists say we rewrite history in the light of new experiences and information.”

Everybody has a tendency to remember things as they choose, not as they really are.

That’s how it goes when the other partner cheats. They fucked up, but you’re the one buried under a pile of shame. It’s like they put up a billboard telling the world you’re not good enough, you’re not special, you’re not worth fidelity.

what you see can change, but how you feel doesn't change unless you change it. You can't run away from yourself.

It’s not shit that happens, it’s change. And sometimes the change is shit and sometimes it’s flowers.

A man will do anything for a wife he adores. Remember that and do not judge him.

Peace is expensive, but it is good. Remember that.