Between You & Me Quotes

“In the end, it is important to remember that we cannot become what we need to be, by remaining what we are. —Max De Pree”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“He doesn’t speak of love. It’s just something he does. Something he is. Love is the something he does while other folks sit around talking about it.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“Peace was a relative thing. It didn’t have so much to do with where a person lived as how he lived.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“The most common error a person tends to commit in pie making is to fail to let it cool in fresh air. If you cut into it straight out of the oven, the juice runs everywhere. People have no patience when it comes to pies.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“When she was five years old, Mem had given her a pair of faceless rag dolls in typical Plain dress. The dolls were faceless to emphasize the notion that everyone is the same in the eyes of God.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“He wanted to experience the world in all its messy, confusing glory.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“Only the truly faithful believed someone was actually there on the other end, listening.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“When your pain is bad, and your strength is gone, you might start thinking of leaving.” “Leaving. I like that.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“We don’t realize how wonderful today is until tomorrow. —Amish proverb”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“Be still. Be silent. Find the center of yourself.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“Difficulty is a miracle in its first stage. —Amish proverb”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“a silent prayer. Be still. Be silent. Find the center of yourself.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“said grace. A bit of eyes-closed silence before a meal was probably a very good thing, no matter what thoughts might pass through her mind—gratitude, regret, contemplation, or nothing at all.”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me

“Stay woke,”
― Susan Wiggs, Between You and Me