“If I was going to spend the next day in jail for obstruction of justice, I'd better get a good nights sleep.”
―
Kathi Daley,
Halloween Hijinks
“The strange thing is, this truly horrifying experience planted a seed deep within my heart that germinated and grew into a desire that, I have to admit, I've never completely overcome.” ― Kathi Daley, Halloween Hijinks
“There was a very cautious man Who never laughed or played. He never risked, he never tried, He never sang or prayed. And when one day he passed away, His insurance was denied. For since he never really lived, They claimed he never really died.” ― Kathi Daley, Christmas Cozy
“Life should be savored and enjoyed, not rushed through from one minute to the next like you’re in some sort of race to the finish line. Trust me, when you get to be my age you’re gonna wish you’d taken the scenic route.” ― Kathi Daley, The Christmas Letter
“I paused for affect.” ― Kathi Daley, Beach Blanket Barbie
“living out our moments, it can also be a decision we are challenged to make.” ― Kathi Daley, Letters in the Library
“products” ― Kathi Daley, The Mad Catter
“are you going?” I asked when Cory didn’t answer. “I don’t know. Stop talking. I need to think.” “I don’t know what you’re thinking, but I don’t know anything. Please stop the car. I think I’m in labor. I should get to the hospital.” Cory remained silent as he kept his eyes on the road ahead of us. I didn’t know where he was driving, but I had a bad feeling about it. Another contraction gripped me as he maneuvered around a tight curve that caused me to slam into the door on my right side. “I didn’t kill her. At least not on purpose,” Cory eventually said in a voice so soft I could barely make out his words. “Stella wasn’t an easy person to love,” he continued when I didn’t reply. “She had such a beautiful spirit, but she seemed to forever be heading for the ultimate high or the deepest low. She never could find and maintain any sort of balance in her life.” I saw a tear slide down” ― Kathi Daley, Reindeer Roundup
“answering.” ― Kathi Daley, The Trouble with Turkeys
“Any guest who wants to participate can take a photo of them doing the task they set out to do, and then send it to the printer. I decorated a huge board and put it in the parlor where everyone can add their photos.” ― Kathi Daley, Note in the Nutcracker
“I want to go on a sleigh ride, build a snowman, decorate the tree, drink hot cocoa, and put our socks out for you to fill. I want to go into town and look at the windows. I want to build a fire and roast marshmallows. I want to bake cookies, go ice skating,” ― Kathi Daley, Note in the Nutcracker
“the” ― Kathi Daley, Gooseberry Christmas
“to a local,” ― Kathi Daley, Gooseberry Christmas
“Connections to others, it would seem, genuine, deeply felt caring, really was the thing that, in the end, caused our lives to make sense. Without it, we were nothing more than empty shells, existing in time and space but not really living.” ― Kathi Daley, Finding Courage
“public displays of opinion. “How” ― Kathi Daley, Romeow and Juliet
“turning off lights, before” ― Kathi Daley, Alaskan Alliance
“As our lives evolved, we drew strength from those closest to us and, as time passed, we said good-bye to some and welcomed others destined to join us on our life’s journey.” ― Kathi Daley, A Winter's Tail
“every bride wants the big” ― Kathi Daley, The Wedding Plan
“I guess a true romantic might see the artistry of a handwritten note,” I suggested.” ― Kathi Daley, Letters in the Library
“The strange thing is, this truly horrifying experience planted a seed deep within my heart that germinated and grew into a desire that, I have to admit, I've never completely overcome.” ― Kathi Daley, Halloween Hijinks
“There was a very cautious man Who never laughed or played. He never risked, he never tried, He never sang or prayed. And when one day he passed away, His insurance was denied. For since he never really lived, They claimed he never really died.” ― Kathi Daley, Christmas Cozy
“Life should be savored and enjoyed, not rushed through from one minute to the next like you’re in some sort of race to the finish line. Trust me, when you get to be my age you’re gonna wish you’d taken the scenic route.” ― Kathi Daley, The Christmas Letter
“I paused for affect.” ― Kathi Daley, Beach Blanket Barbie
“living out our moments, it can also be a decision we are challenged to make.” ― Kathi Daley, Letters in the Library
“products” ― Kathi Daley, The Mad Catter
“are you going?” I asked when Cory didn’t answer. “I don’t know. Stop talking. I need to think.” “I don’t know what you’re thinking, but I don’t know anything. Please stop the car. I think I’m in labor. I should get to the hospital.” Cory remained silent as he kept his eyes on the road ahead of us. I didn’t know where he was driving, but I had a bad feeling about it. Another contraction gripped me as he maneuvered around a tight curve that caused me to slam into the door on my right side. “I didn’t kill her. At least not on purpose,” Cory eventually said in a voice so soft I could barely make out his words. “Stella wasn’t an easy person to love,” he continued when I didn’t reply. “She had such a beautiful spirit, but she seemed to forever be heading for the ultimate high or the deepest low. She never could find and maintain any sort of balance in her life.” I saw a tear slide down” ― Kathi Daley, Reindeer Roundup
“answering.” ― Kathi Daley, The Trouble with Turkeys
“Any guest who wants to participate can take a photo of them doing the task they set out to do, and then send it to the printer. I decorated a huge board and put it in the parlor where everyone can add their photos.” ― Kathi Daley, Note in the Nutcracker
“I want to go on a sleigh ride, build a snowman, decorate the tree, drink hot cocoa, and put our socks out for you to fill. I want to go into town and look at the windows. I want to build a fire and roast marshmallows. I want to bake cookies, go ice skating,” ― Kathi Daley, Note in the Nutcracker
“the” ― Kathi Daley, Gooseberry Christmas
“to a local,” ― Kathi Daley, Gooseberry Christmas
“Connections to others, it would seem, genuine, deeply felt caring, really was the thing that, in the end, caused our lives to make sense. Without it, we were nothing more than empty shells, existing in time and space but not really living.” ― Kathi Daley, Finding Courage
“public displays of opinion. “How” ― Kathi Daley, Romeow and Juliet
“turning off lights, before” ― Kathi Daley, Alaskan Alliance
“As our lives evolved, we drew strength from those closest to us and, as time passed, we said good-bye to some and welcomed others destined to join us on our life’s journey.” ― Kathi Daley, A Winter's Tail
“every bride wants the big” ― Kathi Daley, The Wedding Plan
“I guess a true romantic might see the artistry of a handwritten note,” I suggested.” ― Kathi Daley, Letters in the Library
