Almost Perfect Quotes

“friends talk her into this. Standing”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“gravity didn’t even exist. As if the thought of slipping off that narrow seat and plummeting to the ground never entered any of their minds. Growing up, she’d had a hard enough time riding the chair lift during her family’s annual Christmas vacations to Colorado, but after doing her residency in a hospital emergency room, she had an all-too-vivid image in her head of exactly what the result of such a fall would look like. How had she let Maddy and Amy talk her into this? Of course, sitting in a bookstore coffee shop with her friends last spring, the thought of facing her fear of heights”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“Marriage could be a partnership, not a life sentence where the woman’s identify is ripped away the first day.”
― Julie Ortolon , Almost Perfect

“Out of adversity comes opportunity.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“You don't have to earn love. It either is or isn't.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“The only way to conquer fear is to face it.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“[You] have to accept it and move on, without letting where you've been control where you're going.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“Never let your past limit your future.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“There aren’t enough words in the English language to express how badly I stink at sports.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“Never underestimate gut instinct.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“It’s true what they say: Time flies when you’re having fun.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“Love had to be given freely. No conditions.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“While success takes hard work, there’s something to be said for taking the path of least resistance.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“Nothing comes without a price, so don’t whine when the bill arrives.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“When all else fails, smile.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect

“Sometimes in life, we all need a little nudge to get us moving in the right direction. If we ignore it, we’re likely to get a shove.”
― Julie Ortolon, Almost Perfect