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By Any Other Name
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“but it's more than that. I don't just want to tell Noah about these thingd. I want to share them with him. I want him here. I want Noah with me in the sky, where we can gaze out at the future- the golden, glorious, complicated balance of our lives”
― By Any Other Name
― By Any Other Name
“i'll go anywhere, he says, and kisses me again. So long as you go with me.”
― By Any Other Name
― By Any Other Name
“Lowered expectations don’t invite disappointment. They expect the imperfect in all of us.”
― By Any Other Name
― By Any Other Name
“If faith in love were a source of energy, you could power a small planet.”
― By Any Other Name
― By Any Other Name
“More,” is what I tell Noah. “She wants more time. More memories. More laughter. More little moments you don’t think you’ll remember but you do. She doesn’t want it to end. She wants more of what she already has.”
― By Any Other Name
― By Any Other Name
“I don't think her final words to me were a gauntlet, but an expression of her faith. I think my mom already believed that I could really, really love someone - because she'd shown me how, by loving me that way in the ten years we had together. I think her words were a parachute, tucked away but always there, ready to catch me when I'm ready to leap.
"More," is what I tell Noah. "She wants more time. More memories. More laughter. More little moments you don't think you'll remember but you do. She doesn't want it to end. She wants more of what she already has."
Noah's typing like Rachmaninoff.”
― By Any Other Name
"More," is what I tell Noah. "She wants more time. More memories. More laughter. More little moments you don't think you'll remember but you do. She doesn't want it to end. She wants more of what she already has."
Noah's typing like Rachmaninoff.”
― By Any Other Name
“I don't think her final words to me were a gauntlet, but an expression of her faith. I think my mom already believed that I could really, really love someone - because she'd shown me how, by loving me that way in the ten years we had together. I think her words were a parachute, tucked away but always there, ready to catch me when I'm ready to leap.
"More," is what I tell Noah. "She wants more time. More memories, More laughter. More little moments you don't think you'll remember but you do. She doesn't want it to end. She wants more of what she already has."
Noah;s typing like Rachmaninoff.”
― By Any Other Name
"More," is what I tell Noah. "She wants more time. More memories, More laughter. More little moments you don't think you'll remember but you do. She doesn't want it to end. She wants more of what she already has."
Noah;s typing like Rachmaninoff.”
― By Any Other Name
“Usually," he says, "I start by asking what my characters want, and then what stands in their way of getting it. That how I get to know them."
"Sure. Writing 101.”
― By Any Other Name
"Sure. Writing 101.”
― By Any Other Name
“The elevator door opens onto the most beautiful library I have ever seen. The smell of books is musty sweet.”
― By Any Other Name
― By Any Other Name
