Forget You Saw Her Quotes

“Two worn cotton squares in a cosmic quilt.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“Tsunami was the code word we’d used since the first year we were married. It basically meant that one of us was too overwhelmed to connect without melting down. A disaster that needed time for the waves to recede.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“the”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“And maybe mourning was just waiting”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“made after all. And maybe mourning was just waiting”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“Never wrestle with a pig because you’ll get dirty and the pig likes it.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“Forget you saw her”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“maybe mourning was just waiting”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“Every woman I’d ever met had learned how to grin with her heart bleeding out into her chest.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“And maybe mourning was just waiting, while holding onto the ones we love in the only ways we could. For now.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“early to bed, early to rise, makes a man healthy, wealthy and wise”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“You should have come home. I wanted you to come home, Isabel.” I stared harder at the dark blades of grass between us. “I wanted to come home. You have no idea how much I wanted that,” I told her quietly.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“Somebody knows something.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“Without looking at the item in her hand, she gently set it on the passenger seat beside a sweatshirt—where I sat riding shotgun beside her.”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her

“butterfly earring lay a few feet away from her hand, on the”
― Noelle W. Ihli, Forget You Saw Her