“Fun. Wasn't that really the beauty of childhood? That you measured experiences by how much fun they were, not by how much work or inconvenience or tedious conversation they caused you? Of course you didn't think of the tiresome things… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“It occurred to Graham that here, finally, was the similarity between the two women he’d chosen to marry: they were both totally unrufflable, one… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Fun. Wasn't that really the beauty of childhood? That you measured experiences by how much fun they were, not by how much work or… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Oh, it was horrible to have a teenager’s emotions and a forty-year-old’s body. It was humiliating. It was depressing. It was degrading.” — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Maybe in some relationships there was so much history that fondness and guilt and curiosity and familiarity remained separate elements and could never be… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“She is still typing away when Monique bangs into the apartment, slams her bag on the table and says, "If I were a cat,… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
“Here they were grocery shopping in Fairway on a Saturday morning, a normal married thing to do together— although, Graham could not help noticing,… — Katherine Heiny Copy Share Image
