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“It reminded me that pain was necessary. Pain was life's curveball. Without it, we would never appreciate what it felt like to be loved.”
― S.L. Jennings, Fear of Falling

“Do you always touch strangers?â€� I question, trying to ignore the warmth of his hand and the way I have to remember to breathe.
“You’ve been upgraded to acquaintance,â€� he winks. “This is completely appropriate.”
― Teresa Michaels, Curveball

“I hated how sometimes life threw you a curveball—how you thought you were going to make some money selling a stolen tiger to make your dad proud, but then all the sudden there were drugs instead of money and then you were probably going to relapse mostly because you didn’t want to disappoint your best friend who had recently drawn a very funny cartoon about an octopus on your ass cheeks that would not come off your body no matter how hard you scrubbed.”
― John Jodzio, Knockout

“I truly admire the British for their understatement and subtle sarcasm. A good rule is when using sarcasm is, it is best to "put a little English" on it.”
― C.A.A. Savastano

“I truly admire the British for their subtle sarcasm. A good rule when using sarcasm is, it is best to "put a little English" on it.”
― C.A.A. Savastano

“Hell, there are real sisters out there who aren't as close as we are. [...] I know life has thrown us more curveballs than we can catch, but as long as you have each other, you can win this game called life.”
― Sheryl Lister, No Reservations: A Novel of Friendship