My Grandmother's Inn Quotes

“we can’t take anything or anyone for granted. We can’t assume we’ll still have them tomorrow because there are no guarantees. We can be bitter about that, or we can be grateful for what we have for as long as we have it. We can appreciate that each day—each moment—is a gift.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“One of the best ways to feel better when you’re sad is to do something meaningful for someone else.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“message sent with love always finds its way from one heart to another.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“He said that a message sent with love always finds its way from one heart to another.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“Nobody’s perfect,” she stated, still not looking at Molly. “Beverly burned a cake once and said a bad word. Everybody in the sunroom heard her. Nobody’s perfect.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“Good manners are free, so there’s no excuse for anyone, poor or rich, not to use them.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“Why is the ocean blue? Is it really because it reflects the sky?” His face lit up. “Partly, yes. At least, the surface of the water reflects the sky. So that’s why it appears blue on a clear day—or pinkish during a sunset, like it is now. But deeper down, the water in a sense is creating its blue color. That’s because sunlight contains the entire spectrum of colors, and when it shines into the ocean, the colors with the longest wavelengths are absorbed first. The color blue has one of the shortest wavelengths, so it’s still visible deeper down…” Matt continued to list in detail the other variables that affected the ocean’s color. When he finished, he asked, “Did that explanation make sense?”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“A right whale had a V-shaped spout, while a humpback whale’s was balloon-shaped. A blue whale’s column-shaped spout was the tallest and it could be seen from three to five miles away.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn

“A message sent with love always finds its way from one heart to another.”
― Kristin Harper, My Grandmother's Inn