The Road to Bittersweet Quotes

“Losing the one person who loves you is hard because love is healing. It can take away hurts just like that. It can make you see things differently.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“said if you go round with your head down, it’s hard to be mindful of what you got, and you might overlook something important.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“having, like I’d been spinning in circles. I shook the can lightly, peered into it and counted only six more crackers. Sliding”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“Uncle”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“It ain’t much different in how we look at our world from inside ourselves.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“Windows give you a view, otherwise, you can’t see nothing, no matter how hard you try.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“All I’ll say to you is you got to have a little hope, and you got to think about yourself sometimes too.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“The smell of fresh-cut wood was heaven,”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“Losing the one person who loves you is hard because love is healing, it can take away hurts like that. It can make you see things differently.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“Love like theirs was what I wanted, the kind what held on and never let go. The lasting kind, equal in measure for each person.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“I tasted a bitterness in my mouth. That’s what fear tastes like. It’s bitter, and nasty, and makes you feel like you’re going to throw up.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“I felt spent as a nickel in a dime store.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“After a while, I sat up. I felt spent as a nickel in a dime store.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“I do believe you are capable of seeing sunshine, even on the rainiest of days.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“strange new level of monotony born of repeated steps with little gain and the lack of energy to affect any change slowly overtook us.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet

“There won’t ever any praise for what was expected, only when you done something startling.”
― Donna Everhart, The Road to Bittersweet