I Have a Secret Quotes

“What’s the significance of the BUD LIGHT?” I said.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“Once Jesse was under control, I reached for the bottle of BUD LIGHT.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“Small town.  Some days it feels like we’re all connected.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“He always was a good salesman. I remember him talking Mrs. Webb into turning his F into an A in History class. I always thought he’d move away from here though.” “Didn’t need to—why move when you have an established fan base?”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“Didn’t need to—why move when you have an established fan base?”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“To return and see all the differences was like running into an old boyfriend who’d been voted Best Hair in school, beating out all the guys and the girls, and then finding time had left him not just with a bald spot, but bald altogether.  This type of thing might have been acceptable had the old boyfriend entered the UFC or was blessed with a name like Bruce Willis, but if he was skinny and had a square-shaped head, well, it just wasn’t the same thing.  And that’s what Tehachapi had become to me—different, almost to the point of indistinguishable.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“But the lack of affection I’d been raised with left me with an inability to bond fully without feeling like I was being forced to sit through a long sermon in a sticky church with no air conditioning.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“The man behind the counter nodded and called out to a kid that looked like a penguin in a purple vest.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“She did.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret

“Stephen King once said: "Monsters are real, and ghosts are real too. They live inside us. And sometimes, they win.”
― Cheryl Bradshaw, I Have a Secret