“If the plan doesn’t work, change the plan but never the goal.”
―
Daniel Hurst,
20 Minutes To Change A Life
“I have a bad habit of not replying to people when I see their message come through, and sometimes it’s a couple of days later before I realise that I never got back to them at all.” ― Daniel Hurst, The New Friends
“There’s nothing better than falling in love, but there’s nothing worse than losing that other person and trying to find a way to go on. It’s possible. But it is not easy.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“It’s not good for the health of any relationship if the two people in it spend most of the week in different places, but that’s just the way it is with us.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“Don’t become a boss, whatever you do. It’s much easier at the bottom than it is at the top.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Promotion
“His lies mean he is lacking something that all good relationships need. Respect for the other person.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Intruder
“But if I had to describe myself then I’d sum myself up in three words. A city girl.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Doctor’s Wife
“Companionship. Love. Those are the real indicators of wealth.” ― Daniel Hurst, The New Friends
“Although, there wasn’t much to see in these rooms; the fire had seen to that. The once-white cupboards that stored all the pots and pans were as black as the midnight sky.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Break
“Appearances had been deceptive. That’s why you can never really trust what you see.” ― Daniel Hurst, What My Family Saw
“The harder I work, the luckier I get.” ― Daniel Hurst, 20 Minutes Of Valentine's Day
“looking up at me with his brilliant blue eyes that hold such an innocence to them. It’s an innocence that left my eyes a long time ago.” ― Daniel Hurst, We Used To Live Here
“She’ll catch me up eventually, and when she does, she’ll probably long for the days when she was poor yet young and energetic again.” ― Daniel Hurst, We Used To Live Here
“I just want love and the comforting knowledge that comes with knowing I am enough, not just for someone else, but for me too.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“head down the corridor in the direction of the door that will take me out of here.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“One-night stands were not unusual, although my memory when it comes to most of those is certainly not as sharp as it is in remembering other things. I’m slightly ashamed to say that if I was pressed for a number on how many men I have been intimate with in my life, I would struggle to give an accurate answer. I blame that on all the cheap drinks that the bars and nightclubs in this city liked to offer to students. It’s not easy to remember a guy’s name if you only spent one night with him and all that time occurred under the influence of such memory-mashing liquids as tequila, vodka, or the dreaded gin. I do wish I could recall their names and faces better, but there is a black hole of sorts in my memory when it comes to that time period.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Boyfriend
“I’m not a violent person, but I do have a good imagination.” ― Daniel Hurst, The New Friends
“My mum hates her life, and she’s always in a bad mood. It annoys me that she thinks the right thing for me to do is become just like her.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Passenger
“I’m aware that while things are bad, they probably seem a lot worse because of the tired and dehydrated state my body seems to always be in these days, thanks to all the drinking I’m doing.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Boyfriend
“I have a bad habit of not replying to people when I see their message come through, and sometimes it’s a couple of days later before I realise that I never got back to them at all.” ― Daniel Hurst, The New Friends
“There’s nothing better than falling in love, but there’s nothing worse than losing that other person and trying to find a way to go on. It’s possible. But it is not easy.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“It’s not good for the health of any relationship if the two people in it spend most of the week in different places, but that’s just the way it is with us.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“Don’t become a boss, whatever you do. It’s much easier at the bottom than it is at the top.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Promotion
“His lies mean he is lacking something that all good relationships need. Respect for the other person.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Intruder
“But if I had to describe myself then I’d sum myself up in three words. A city girl.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Doctor’s Wife
“Companionship. Love. Those are the real indicators of wealth.” ― Daniel Hurst, The New Friends
“Although, there wasn’t much to see in these rooms; the fire had seen to that. The once-white cupboards that stored all the pots and pans were as black as the midnight sky.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Break
“Appearances had been deceptive. That’s why you can never really trust what you see.” ― Daniel Hurst, What My Family Saw
“The harder I work, the luckier I get.” ― Daniel Hurst, 20 Minutes Of Valentine's Day
“looking up at me with his brilliant blue eyes that hold such an innocence to them. It’s an innocence that left my eyes a long time ago.” ― Daniel Hurst, We Used To Live Here
“She’ll catch me up eventually, and when she does, she’ll probably long for the days when she was poor yet young and energetic again.” ― Daniel Hurst, We Used To Live Here
“I just want love and the comforting knowledge that comes with knowing I am enough, not just for someone else, but for me too.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“head down the corridor in the direction of the door that will take me out of here.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Couple At Table Six
“One-night stands were not unusual, although my memory when it comes to most of those is certainly not as sharp as it is in remembering other things. I’m slightly ashamed to say that if I was pressed for a number on how many men I have been intimate with in my life, I would struggle to give an accurate answer. I blame that on all the cheap drinks that the bars and nightclubs in this city liked to offer to students. It’s not easy to remember a guy’s name if you only spent one night with him and all that time occurred under the influence of such memory-mashing liquids as tequila, vodka, or the dreaded gin. I do wish I could recall their names and faces better, but there is a black hole of sorts in my memory when it comes to that time period.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Boyfriend
“I’m not a violent person, but I do have a good imagination.” ― Daniel Hurst, The New Friends
“My mum hates her life, and she’s always in a bad mood. It annoys me that she thinks the right thing for me to do is become just like her.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Passenger
“I’m aware that while things are bad, they probably seem a lot worse because of the tired and dehydrated state my body seems to always be in these days, thanks to all the drinking I’m doing.” ― Daniel Hurst, The Boyfriend
