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The Turtle House The Turtle House by Amanda Churchill
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“And once you’re treated differently, you feel different, and that’s just that.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House
“Sometimes love is like a fire, you know, and sometimes it’s like a heavy rock.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House
“I suppose I’ve become a woman who just thinks of things and then doesn’t do them. I’m like a squirrel in the middle of a road, doing that back-and-forth thing, holding an acorn. I don’t know what to do next in my life. It’s complicated and shameful.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House
“In response, she hands me her cigarette, opens the window all the way, pops the screen like a cat burglar, and without any hesitation climbs onto the roof. She has already been scolded about this a few times, but scolding doesn’t work on my grandmother.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House
“I layer the new knowledge with the old feelings. I see how memories and misunderstandings soak through life, like our days are as thin as coffee filters.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House
“But you can make things different and maybe, just maybe, part-of-the-way better.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House
“You never make things right again. Never! Things are just wrong.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House
“So ask the question, What do you want, and then . . . wait. Humans hate lulls in conversation, so they’ll fill it.”
Amanda Churchill, The Turtle House