She's Up to No Good Quotes

“You can worry about the small stuff, or you can live your life.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“I’m scared of things every day. But you have to make a choice: Do you let fear win, or do you go out there and look it in the eye and say, ‘You will not defeat me today’?”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“You get so few opportunities in life to throw a drink. Take them.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“She wished that she had found the words to explain to Vivie that it was possible to love two different people in entirely different ways without one being more or less than the other.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“You can’t let it break you. Things don’t work out the way you want sometimes, but you have to keep going.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“Life is complicated and messy for everyone.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“should have thrown my drink in his face. Let that be a lesson to you. You get so few opportunities in life to throw a drink. Take them.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“You can worry about the small stuff, or you can live your life. Papa believed in living.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“I don’t care where we live, and I don’t care what you do. I care that you’re honest and good and kind, and you do the right thing even when you don’t have to. I care that you see me. The real me.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“I should have thrown my drink in his face. Let that be a lesson to you. You get so few opportunities in life to throw a drink. Take them.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“If I wanted it enough right now, I could manifest that whale myself.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“He pulled her in close again, and they stayed like that even after the tempo of the song changed.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“And while, yes, she would pick human contact over avoiding people at all costs the way my generation did,”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“climbing back onto his lap”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“Life is complicated and messy for everyone. It took me a long time to learn that lesson.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“I learned to fly today,”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“there’s nothing wrong with coming from a blue-collar town where people use their hands to earn a living.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“moved back home. But I had never lived near the water or thought about a job where you could just hop in a boat and find something that looked appealing. It wasn’t all scenery though. He had shots from weddings, including one of a flower girl pouting in her poufy dress that I couldn’t help but smile at, and several of Jax that emanated happiness. Then an older man, silhouetted against the water, and I knew before I looked at the title card that it was Tony. I studied him for a moment. “You look a little like him.” “A little.” He shrugged. “We have the same nose. But so does everyone in our family.” “At least it’s a nice nose.” I bit the inside of my cheek, but he didn’t say anything. When we got closer to one of the two doors, he turned to me. “I wanted to ask you something. But it’s okay to say no. I won’t be weird about it.” A nervous anticipation tingled in my stomach. This was where it was going to get weird. Saying that meant it would. Oh no. What was he about to ask? “Okay.” He led me through one of the doors into a workroom, with a large table covered in framing supplies in the center, a computer desk with two oversized monitors”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good

“But even if it lacked the sheer joy of the dolphins, I felt a deep sense of satisfaction at that huge tail. Because it was my choice to come out on the ocean and see it. And I had spoken up, said what I wanted, and made it happen. It had been a long time since I was whole enough to do that.”
― Sara Goodman Confino, She's Up to No Good