“You should try things on, see if they fit you. If they don't, it's not failure. It's a choice. But always let yourself have a choice, let yourself have possibilities.” — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“Dad always told me I was good at noticing moments, at appreciating the little things in life. It struck me as an odd thing, being good at noticing moments. Moments, in and of themselves, were actually pretty boring little bits… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“What’s painful is that what you had together, all your inside jokes and favorite restaurants and that movie you both loved but everyone else… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“I don’t think anyone who tries something they love is a failure. I think it’s the people who don’t try who are failures.” — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“I stand at a window, looking out at a dark world streaked with light. And I see what you see, my eyes filled with… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“Homeschool doesn’t give you a get out of teenage jail free card. It just gives you fewer opportunities to become the butt of someone’s… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“I wanted to say something to him about regret, about how I didn’t really believe in the idea of regret because it was always… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“You should try things on, see if they fit you. If they don't, it's not failure. It's a choice. But always let yourself have… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“Love is the beauty of this world pressed nose to nose with all its pain.” — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“Instructions for a Broken Heart I will find a bare patch of earth, somewhere where the ruins have fallen away, somewhere where I can… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“But we all want to be together – we want to be a part of something. That in trying to be accepted, wanting to… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“Dad always told me I was good at noticing moments, at appreciating the little things in life. It struck me as an odd thing,… — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
“But that was the thing about metaphors, those tricky comparisons of dissimilar things. They weren't always tricky. Or dissimilar.” — Kim Culbertson Copy Share Image
