Author of quotes: Jojo Moyes. Page 3

You don't love her for real, otherwise you wouldn't be able to laugh.

Who knows, based on what people, when choosing heart.

Was always the fault of the rider. The horse never.

Do not approach her when you are overcome with feelings. Anger, impatience, fear... Every human emotion lets spectacular communication with the horse.

Here, in the walls of the old school, young people kissing his horse in the nose or whispered endearment, which would hesitate to reward the girl, few were surprised.

Miracles only happen in Hollywood movies.

I am conscious that knowing me has brought you sorrow and pain, and hope that one day, when the anger and sadness subsides, you will understand: I could not do otherwise, and it will help you to live a truly good life, better than if we hadn't met.

You carved in my heart, Clark. Since the day he walked into my life.

And I have to say that although we are called group psychological support for those who want to move on, none of us can go forward, not looking back. We go forward, carefully bringing the memories of those who lost. And the main goal of our small group was to understand that these recollections are not a burden, burdening the soul and makes us stagnate. No, the memory of our loved ones we should consider the gift of Heaven. And our meetings during which we shared memories, experiences and small victories, let us understand a very important thing. It's okay to be sad. Or lost. Or angry. It is normal to feel all range of emotions, perhaps not always comprehensible to others. And often for a long time. Each of us must go your own way. And we have no right to judge anyone.

I think people get tired of watching someone else's grief, - said Natasha. Just as the grief you get a certain amount of time, maybe six months, and then your sadness all already becomes a bit annoying. They believe that long to grieve means to indulge their weaknesses.

... despair is a sin and only labor will help to cope with depression.

... love, for me, was the equivalent of pain.

... sooner or later changes.

Not having to get their own children, I have learned a few important things about what it means to be a parent. Whatever you do, you'll still be wrong. If you're violent, or authoritarian, or careless, you will certainly hurt the fragile soul of his ward. If you're a loving, attentive and will praise your mentee for even the most minor achievements - say, if he managed not to oversleep in the morning or to refrain from Smoking during the day - it's like getting out of hand. I found out that if you are a parent, de facto, all of the above remains in force, but you don't have those powers that you're supposed to be endowed with, because the food and service his ward.