Diana

“What is it about a trend cycle coming back around that's so satisfying? There's something powerful about seeing or hearing the things that felt important in the impressionable throes of adolescence validated in adulthood.”
― Nora Princiotti, Hit Girls: Britney, Taylor, Beyoncé, and the Women Who Built Pop's Shiniest Decade

“She loved being able to touch these photos, rather than having them floating around in the cloud, mingling with millions of other memories exiled by thousands of strangers. All those holidays, weddings, and birthday parties jumbled up together in the ether, just waiting to be called down for their moment in the sun, or thrown up as a random Facebook memory.”
― Clare Pooley, Iona Iverson's Rules for Commuting

“You could expand your horizons as long as you occasionally got to run right back to the only thing you really knew.”
― Kevin Wilson, Run for the Hills: A Novel

“As we decorate, it occurs to me that a Christmas tree holds so much more than ornaments. Resting on all those boughs is a treasure trove of memories that remain long after the tree is gone and Christmas itself is over for another year.”
― Nita Prose, The Mistletoe Mystery