"Marriage changes passion. Suddenly you're in bed with a relative."
Another quote that's been showing up in several things I've read lately is by Helena Rubenstein. "There are no ugly women, only lazy ones."
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- Victoria Cheek Derifield
- I suppose I'm still in a state of becoming . . . and I don't know what I'm going to be. You understand this is something of a feat since I've reached a grand old age of seventy. As Boswell said . . . "when a man knows he is to be hanged in a fortnight, it concentrates his mind wonderfully." So it is with me, I just don't know the execution date.
Books read in 2013
and when she was good by Lippman
perfect love by Buchan
Three Stations by Smith
The Scottish Prisoner by Gabaldon
All Aunt Hagar's Children by Jones
Great House by Krauss
My Beloved World by Sotomayor
The Great Leader by Harrison
The Peppered Moth by Drabble
Defending Jacob by Landay
The Burgess Boys by Kittridge
Where'd you go Bernadette by Semple
a land more kind than home by Cash
The Pilot's Wife by Shreve
The English Patient by Ondaatje
Don't Ever Get Old by Friedman
And the Mountains Echoed by Hosseini
Beautiful Ruins by Walter
The Sandcastle Girls by Bohjalian
The Son by Meyer
The Golem and and Jinni by Wecker
The Ocean at the end of the Lane by Gaiman
The Cuckoo's Calling by Galbraith
We, THE DROWNED by Jensen
Sharp Objects by Flynn
The Interestings by Wolitzer
Me Before You by Moyes
Charming Billy by McDermott
The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao by Diaz
The Beginner's Goodbye by Tyler
Salvage the Bones by Ward
Life After Life by McCorkle
If that first one weren't so funny it would be creepy!
ReplyDeleteThe second one tells me I should get up off my but right now!