Wild Irish Heart Quotes

“The sea was a tempestuous woman, roughly angry one day, silkily soothing another. No other natural phenomenon reflected their moods as deeply as the sea. It was beauty. It was wrath. It was everything.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Where there is light, there will be dark. You can't change it any more than you can ignore it. All you can do is learn to protect yourself the best that you may. To ignore doing so is unconscionable.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“When a soul meets its own truth for the first time there are no walls that can be put up. No shields.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“You are a source of light and universal energy that allows you to heal others.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Happiness can be an existence, not just a mood. I've always likened it to simply pivoting when things make me feel negative. If something feels bad to me, I pivot away from it and move towards what makes me feel good. I do this irrespective of what others think. Most don't know how to live that way.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“hugged”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“I've always likened it to simply pivoting when things make me feel negative. If something feels bad to me, I pivot away from it and move towards what makes me feel good. I do this irrespective of what others think. Most don't know how to live that way.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“I don't know how to be happy because I am happy. Everyone in the States is constantly striving to be happy, obsessing about it really, and nobody realizes that they are standing in their own way. Happiness can be an existence, not just a mood.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Maireann lá go ruaig ach maireann an grá go huaigh." A day lasts until it's chased away but love lasts until the grave.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“don't follow what makes them feel good, what their true passion is, and with that, a part of them dies. If they would just step into their power they would know true happiness.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Her hammered in her chest and she tried out some of the deep-breathing techniques that she had learned in yoga.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“healing”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Happiness can be an existence, not just a mood. I've always likened it to simply pivoting when things make me feel negative. If something feels bad to me, I pivot away from it and move towards what makes me feel good.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“paperback”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Love does not include lies. Either the man accepts you as a whole or he is not the man for you.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Happiness can be an existence, not just a mood. I've always likened it to simply pivoting when things make me feel negative. If something feels bad to me, I pivot away from it and move towards what makes me feel good. I do this irrespective of what others think.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Yes, you difficult, strong, beautiful woman. I fell for you the moment that I saw you. I want you as much as I want my next breath." Flynn captured her mouth with his and swallowed Keelin's sobs.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“you are a part of this earth.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Keelin Grainne. Are you wearing leggings outside of the house again?" Margaret asked.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Whoa, this is a little ridiculous." Keelin laughed and got up. She needed to pace. Two thoughts raced through her mind. The first was that her grandmother was dead. The second was that this was a book of power.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“A small book lay nestled in the paper. A rich brown leather cover, creased with age, and with hand stitching at the binding, encased the yellowed pages. Keelin marveled over the beauty of the simple craftsmanship. No words or symbols marred the soft leather, yet years of scratches from use had weathered the cover to a perfect patina. The book seemed to speak volumes without a word on its cover. This book was old. Really old. Keelin wondered if she needed gloves to touch”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Brushing a pile of papers aside, Keelin sat at her table and looked at the package. Rectangular-shaped and wrapped in butcher paper, it wasn't the typical international envelope found at the post office. Twine wove around the package and what looked like an honest-to-God wax seal closed the twine. Keelin's name and address were written in a deep brown ink, the handwriting a beautiful old calligrapher style. Keelin squinted at the return address and remembered her reading glasses tucked in her shirt.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“There was nothing casual about Ireland's beauty. It was weepy, mystical, and oftentimes a punch to the heart.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“love with Flynn!" A”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“with the pile of dishes in her sink. A small window with soft yellow curtains allowed a ray of sunlight to pick up the layer of dust on her sideboard. With a sigh, Keelin made a”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“It isn't a thought process. It isn't an up and down. I don't know how to be happy because I am happy. Everyone in the States is constantly striving to be happy, obsessing about it really, and nobody realizes that they are standing in their own way. Happiness can be an existence, not just a mood. I've always likened it to simply pivoting when things make me feel negative. If something feels bad to me, I pivot away from it and move towards what makes me feel good. I do this irrespective of what others think. Most don't know how to live that way.”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“settled”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“father”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“good”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart

“Keelin said as she eased the door open, careful to”
― Tricia O'Malley, Wild Irish Heart