“you can never have too many people to love, or too many people loving you back.”
―
Shari Low,
This Is Me
“I was a woman who firmly believed in lifting other women up, but the only way I could possibly bring myself to raise Estelle would be if she sat on the opposite end of a seesaw, in which case I pretty much hoped that our weight difference would come in handy and I’d catapult her into space.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“The irony was that she wanted to be alone, yet the loneliness was consuming her.” ― Shari Low, The Last Day of Winter
“Mona wasn’t sure if she was more insulted by the betrayal or by the fact that the woman he was screwing behind her back bought her shoes from Clarks.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“For a long time, me and yer mum thought we would never have children of our own, but now I know the reason we had to wait a while was because we were getting a special one.” ― Shari Low, The Story of Our Secrets
“You’re right, you’re right! Sorry. Focus. So let me get this – your ex-husband’s ex-wife’s husband has hit on you. I love this. It’s like a soap opera gone wrong.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“Now, instead of thinking Lovely to meet you, I was thinking Flowers in the Attic. Do not say that out loud. Do not.” ― Shari Low, Friday Night with the Girls
“would not be intimidated by a couple who may or may not have been brother and sister in a past life. Or Thunderbirds. I couldn’t help notice that they were both gifted in the shiny face and generous eyebrow department.” ― Shari Low, Friday Night with the Girls
“Because she never learned that all that really matters in life is family, and if someone wants you all to themselves it’s because they want to control you, not because they adore you.” ― Shari Low, This Is Me
“Cassie. My daughter. A seven-year-old with a personality that was reminiscent of tropical weather – sunny, warm, adorable, good for the soul, but with occasional hurricanes and tornados which necessitated boarding up the windows and hiding under a bed until they passed.” ― Shari Low, Friday Night with the Girls
“Her country and western cowboy couldn’t have burst her romantic bubble more if he’d moon-walked across the cabin while farting out the tune to ‘Islands In The Stream’.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“With that she leant over, gave him an apologetic kiss on the lips, and then bolted out of the door, leaving a pair of rapidly deflating Speedos in her wake.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“Follow your heart. Because none of us should live with regrets and what’s for you…’ ‘Won’t go by you,” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“She could go through a car wash and she’d still come out looking like RuPaul’s immaculately groomed, more flamboyant granny.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“My heroine, Nora Ephron, used to say everything was copy.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“Life has a way of booting you in the arse the minute you think you’ve got it sussed,” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“That’s what the bucket list was about. It wasn’t about doing things before we died. It was about doing them while we still felt alive.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“And the bonus of this energetic session with Adrian was that it burned off the same amount of calories as half an hour on the treadmill. She might even let him do it again and then she could skip sixty minutes in the basement gym later.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“If Dolly Parton was wrong, Sarah didn’t want to be right.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“I was a woman who firmly believed in lifting other women up, but the only way I could possibly bring myself to raise Estelle would be if she sat on the opposite end of a seesaw, in which case I pretty much hoped that our weight difference would come in handy and I’d catapult her into space.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“The irony was that she wanted to be alone, yet the loneliness was consuming her.” ― Shari Low, The Last Day of Winter
“Mona wasn’t sure if she was more insulted by the betrayal or by the fact that the woman he was screwing behind her back bought her shoes from Clarks.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“For a long time, me and yer mum thought we would never have children of our own, but now I know the reason we had to wait a while was because we were getting a special one.” ― Shari Low, The Story of Our Secrets
“You’re right, you’re right! Sorry. Focus. So let me get this – your ex-husband’s ex-wife’s husband has hit on you. I love this. It’s like a soap opera gone wrong.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“Now, instead of thinking Lovely to meet you, I was thinking Flowers in the Attic. Do not say that out loud. Do not.” ― Shari Low, Friday Night with the Girls
“would not be intimidated by a couple who may or may not have been brother and sister in a past life. Or Thunderbirds. I couldn’t help notice that they were both gifted in the shiny face and generous eyebrow department.” ― Shari Low, Friday Night with the Girls
“Because she never learned that all that really matters in life is family, and if someone wants you all to themselves it’s because they want to control you, not because they adore you.” ― Shari Low, This Is Me
“Cassie. My daughter. A seven-year-old with a personality that was reminiscent of tropical weather – sunny, warm, adorable, good for the soul, but with occasional hurricanes and tornados which necessitated boarding up the windows and hiding under a bed until they passed.” ― Shari Low, Friday Night with the Girls
“Her country and western cowboy couldn’t have burst her romantic bubble more if he’d moon-walked across the cabin while farting out the tune to ‘Islands In The Stream’.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“With that she leant over, gave him an apologetic kiss on the lips, and then bolted out of the door, leaving a pair of rapidly deflating Speedos in her wake.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“Follow your heart. Because none of us should live with regrets and what’s for you…’ ‘Won’t go by you,” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“She could go through a car wash and she’d still come out looking like RuPaul’s immaculately groomed, more flamboyant granny.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“My heroine, Nora Ephron, used to say everything was copy.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“Life has a way of booting you in the arse the minute you think you’ve got it sussed,” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“That’s what the bucket list was about. It wasn’t about doing things before we died. It was about doing them while we still felt alive.” ― Shari Low, What Next?
“And the bonus of this energetic session with Adrian was that it burned off the same amount of calories as half an hour on the treadmill. She might even let him do it again and then she could skip sixty minutes in the basement gym later.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
“If Dolly Parton was wrong, Sarah didn’t want to be right.” ― Shari Low, The Other Wives Club
