The Princess Center Quotes

“I could feel my face heating up, especially when I got a good look at this random guy sitting on my couch. He had a very chisled jaw, bright blue eyes and his brown hair flopped in a way as if there was always an ocean breeze around him as he moved. He was gorgeous. And his hands, they were big as it wrapped around my suddenly tiny hands shaking it.”
― Yvonne Lanot, The Princess Center

“I turned to Michael with a horrified look on my face and his face bright and smiling, obviously amused. "Turner Robison, have you met my sister Cleo Beasley?" The guy with the same haircut as my brother, but with lighter brown hair, turned his head around to face me.”
― Yvonne Lanot, The Princess Center

“I went over to the wall switch and turned on the lights. The room got bright and a few different voices yelled at me saying I just blinded them. I looked over at the head I smacked and realized, to my horror, it wasn't Michael I hit.”
― Yvonne Lanot, The Princess Center

“I wanted to practice my shooting, but I was so angry, I couldn't calm myself to aim properly. And all I could think of was what my dad would always tell me, "Keep a calm head before you shoot. You can be angry, you can pent up with so many emotions, but before you shoot, always keep your head calm and your shot will be perfect." Too bad my dad was a hypocrite. I highly doubt his head was calm when he took his final shot.”
― Yvonne Lanot, The Princess Center

“A lot of people hate the almost year-round cold weather, but I completely love it. I embrace it with wide open arms. Long winters mean more time for me on my little iced lake rink and more time for ice hockey. More time for me to clear my head from the reality of my life, more time to escape.”
― Yvonne Lanot, The Princess Center

“I loved watching this tiny black puck move with such ease and speed from a single wooden stick. Something I could control. I loved this. If only I could have gotten that chance to really show how good I am and how much I loved and adored this sport. But once again, it fell short this year. My last year. Their first game was in a week and I was here missing it.”
― Yvonne Lanot, The Princess Center