Snowed In for Christmas Quotes

“You need to accept that however much you would like to be perfect, you are not going to go through life always saying the right thing. It’s impossible. Don’t let the fear of saying the wrong thing prevent you from saying anything.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In for Christmas

“Pretending not to be sad when you’re feeling sad? That’s far more stressful than being sad and accepting it.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In for Christmas

“How honest should she be? Was a parent’s job to shield or to share?”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In for Christmas

“If you lived in a city for long enough, the streets and the places where life happens fold inwards, like paper, making space for new memories. Yet visiting old haunts and a long forgotten road was like stretching the concertina out again - the memories leap out, fresh as the day you folded them away.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In for Christmas

“Families are always complicated, sometimes frustrating, but always important.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In For Christmas

“You can worry about the future, you can talk about the future and plan, but no one knows what the future will bring. Plans can be derailed. Life is often cruel, and things happen that are outside our control. It is always humbling and a little inspiring to see what people can survive. How they can adapt in the face of the most challenging circumstances.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In For Christmas

“Today is what’s important because it is real. We see every day that life can change in an instant, and without warning.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In For Christmas

“The difference between us is that I’m old enough to know I’m not perfect. You all still want to be perfect and then you waste time beating yourselves up when you’re not. You’re human. You’re going to make mistakes. You’re going to say the wrong thing. The important thing is to acknowledge when that happens and put it right. Talk about it.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In For Christmas

“Your child is always your child, no matter how old they are. You want the best for them. You want life to be kind to them, even though you know that’s unlikely. And because it’s unlikely and bad things happen, you want to know they have good people around them and that they’re supported.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In For Christmas

“It’s not luck, Alice. It’s courage. Love, trust—they both take courage.” “Courage?” “Yes. It takes courage to share your doubts and worries with another person. The side of you that you might see as less than perfect. That can be scary.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In for Christmas

“Worry never went away, no matter how old your children were.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In for Christmas

“familiar.”
― Sarah Morgan, Snowed In For Christmas