“A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle. —Italian proverb I”
―
Jane Healey,
The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“Count your nights by stars, not by shadows; count your life with smiles, not by tears. —Italian proverb In” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“God could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers. —Jewish proverb Sunday,” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“It’s amazing what you can get away with when men don’t think you’ve got a brain in your head.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“The heart sees farther than the head. —Italian proverb Ada,” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“Sympathy is a little medicine to soothe the ache in another’s heart. —Jewish proverb Tuesday,” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“A half truth is a whole lie. —Jewish proverb I” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“As I’ve said before, America means freedom, and there’s no expression of freedom quite so sincere as music.” ― Jane Healey
“Enjoying life right now? It is its own kind of resistance.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“But women like that? Who don’t help other women? Who only view them as competition? They are just terrible.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“A shared trouble is half joy. —Italian proverb” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“I had grown to understand that being fearless was not living without fear, but pushing through and doing what needed to be done in spite of it.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“A good mother is worth a hundred teachers. —Italian proverb Thanksgiving” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“No matter how long it’s been since you’ve seen each other, the friendship remains the same as it’s always been, like no time has passed at all.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“Some powder, blush, a touch of mascara, and a sweep of pink lipstick, and I was ready to go.” ― Jane Healey, The Beantown Girls
“What is the use of living, if it be not to strive for noble causes and to make this muddled world a better place for those who live in it after we are gone?” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“I had never realized before how physically draining grief could be.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“Perhaps I could be like some desert plant, and these months together could be the rarest of summer rainstorms, could be all the water I would ever need to survive, to live on—but I knew that could not be true, for I was a creature of flesh and blood.” ― Jane Healey, The Animals at Lockwood Manor
“I had never been the sort of person who was first to offer sympathy, a handkerchief, a listening ear, to an acquaintance who looked distressed, but something about Lucy made me wish to be. I wanted to help her; I wanted to make her smile.” ― Jane Healey, The Animals at Lockwood Manor
“Count your nights by stars, not by shadows; count your life with smiles, not by tears. —Italian proverb In” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“God could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers. —Jewish proverb Sunday,” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“It’s amazing what you can get away with when men don’t think you’ve got a brain in your head.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“The heart sees farther than the head. —Italian proverb Ada,” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“Sympathy is a little medicine to soothe the ache in another’s heart. —Jewish proverb Tuesday,” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“A half truth is a whole lie. —Jewish proverb I” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“As I’ve said before, America means freedom, and there’s no expression of freedom quite so sincere as music.” ― Jane Healey
“Enjoying life right now? It is its own kind of resistance.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“But women like that? Who don’t help other women? Who only view them as competition? They are just terrible.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“A shared trouble is half joy. —Italian proverb” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“I had grown to understand that being fearless was not living without fear, but pushing through and doing what needed to be done in spite of it.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“A good mother is worth a hundred teachers. —Italian proverb Thanksgiving” ― Jane Healey, The Saturday Evening Girls Club
“No matter how long it’s been since you’ve seen each other, the friendship remains the same as it’s always been, like no time has passed at all.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“Some powder, blush, a touch of mascara, and a sweep of pink lipstick, and I was ready to go.” ― Jane Healey, The Beantown Girls
“What is the use of living, if it be not to strive for noble causes and to make this muddled world a better place for those who live in it after we are gone?” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“I had never realized before how physically draining grief could be.” ― Jane Healey, The Secret Stealers
“Perhaps I could be like some desert plant, and these months together could be the rarest of summer rainstorms, could be all the water I would ever need to survive, to live on—but I knew that could not be true, for I was a creature of flesh and blood.” ― Jane Healey, The Animals at Lockwood Manor
“I had never been the sort of person who was first to offer sympathy, a handkerchief, a listening ear, to an acquaintance who looked distressed, but something about Lucy made me wish to be. I wanted to help her; I wanted to make her smile.” ― Jane Healey, The Animals at Lockwood Manor
