“Harriet loved her new persona. As Maxine, she was courageous and accomplished, a woman of sophistication equally at home in Cannes or on the Indian subcontinent. As Maxine she didn't walk, she strode; she did not merely see, but beheld.… — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
“Why did we divorce? I guess you could say we had trouble synchronizing. You know that carnival ride where two cages swing in opposite… — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
“They also learned that not everything broken could be fixed, and that not everything ruined cold be thrown away. Sometimes the damaged things were… — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
“You help yourself to a hug whenever you want one, sugar. They're warm, and they're free.” — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
“I'll be singing hymns to the rafters, be praising His goodness so loud they're going to have to turn down the volume in Heaven.” — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
“Harriet loved her new persona. As Maxine, she was courageous and accomplished, a woman of sophistication equally at home in Cannes or on the… — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
“Well, yelling real loud, that's an important skill to have, too. You never know when you might walk right in front of a train… — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
“The best moment for a box of chocolates was before you bit into one. Once you knew it was coconut, the magic was over.” — Diane Hammond Copy Share Image
