The Cowboy Takes a Bride Quotes

“Cowboy!" she hollered.
Every man on the street turned to stare at her.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Comfort and a vast understanding that love couldn’t be killed. They would always love the people they’d lost, but that didn’t mean they couldn’t love each other as well. Love.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“biggest troublemaker you’ll ever meet stares you in the face when you brush your teeth. —Dutch Callahan”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“none of us are getting out this world unscathed.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Any of us that have been around for any length of time have had our hearts broken. That’s life. That’s all it is. Loving, getting hurt, but daring to love again, even though you know you’re probably going to get hurt again. That’s the triumph of the human spirit. The infinite capacity to love.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“the same and you know it.” “Isn’t it? So you had your heart broken. Any of us that have been around for any length of time have had our hearts broken. That’s life.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Bloom where you’re planted and if you can’t do that, plant where you bloom. —Dutch Callahan”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Too stale for the day-old bakery, so serve them to the wedding guests. Gotcha. My Big Fat Redneck Wedding.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“There are three ways to argue with a woman. None of them work. —Dutch Callahan”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“The cabin leaned like a drunken cowboy.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Good sense comes from experience, and a lotta that comes from actin’ like a damn fool. —Dutch Callahan”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“For one amazing moment, the entire world made sense. It was as if she understood the meaning of everything. And love was all that there was.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Hey, if you can’t get what you want, maybe you could accept what you need.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“In that moment, the possibly deceased naked cowboy was the cherry on top of the dung cake that was her life.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Memories pummeled Mariah as she climbed up the precarious wooden porch riddled with termite holes.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Cast your hook in the stream where you least expect to get a bite; if you hook a fish, then you’ll know you’re truly lucky. —Dutch Callahan”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“All her life, loneliness had weighed against her like a heavy coin tucked into a breast pocket, small but constant.”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride

“Don’t judge people by their kinfolk. —Dutch Callahan”
― Lori Wilde, The Cowboy Takes a Bride