“Whatever” is not an answer.
“For example” is not always proof
“like” in the middle of most sentences means nothing
Their eyes usually tell you if their mind is really listening
— Jonathan Carroll
(Source: facebook.com)
2012/12/03
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“A knockout, she had the kind of unique beauty that only deepened and became more interesting with age. Her eyes were Prussian blue, the hair as white-blond and swept as a meringue.”
-From The Marriage of Sticks, Jonathan Carroll
2012/12/03
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“Dogs are minor angels, and I don’t mean that facetiously. They love unconditionally, forgive immediately, are the truest of friends, willing to do anything that makes us happy.”
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How are you?” is not always a question.
“Whatever” is not an answer.
“For example” is not always proof
“like” in the middle of most sentences means nothing
Their eyes usually tell you if their mind is really listening
— Jonathan Carroll
“Whatever” is not an answer.
“For example” is not always proof
“like” in the middle of most sentences means nothing
Their eyes usually tell you if their mind is really listening
— Jonathan Carroll
