Tennis Lessons Quotes

“Perhaps living contentedly is just finding pursuits that distract you from thoughts of oblivion.”
― Susannah Dickey, Tennis Lessons

“I am neither an especially smart person, nor an especially talented person. It is not that I am lazy or that I haven’t found the right path or that I’ve just made a couple of mistakes. I am average, and perhaps not even that, and there is nothing I can do to fix it.”
― Susannah Dickey, Tennis Lessons

“After all, is there anything more worthless than exhaustive remembering? What good has it done you?”
― Susannah Dickey, Tennis Lessons

“Perhaps living contentedly is just finding pursuits that distract you from thoughts of oblivion. It occurs to you that everyone else probably figured this out long ago. You pick up another biscuit. You hum.”
― Susannah Dickey, Tennis Lessons

“You wonder at how people can continue to breathe and walk and exist after their loved ones become irretrievable.”
― Susannah Dickey, Tennis Lessons

“You wonder at what point a mother’s love gets exhausted.”
― Susannah Dickey, Tennis Lessons

“Molly had the baby. Little girl. Aoife. Joan isn’t thrilled about the name.”
― Susannah Dickey, Tennis Lessons