Love Quotes by Elizabeth Noble

“mum's dress. mum loved big parties. she loved dressing up and champagne bubbles tickling her nose, and dancing with her arms above her head,…

— Elizabeth Noble

“You've got the wrong criteria." Huh?" You need to make more intellectual decisions, fewer emotional ones..." 'Decisions' came out a bit slurred. What the…

— Elizabeth Noble

Childbirth calls into question our very existence, requiring an expectant couple to confront not only new life but death, pain, fear and, most of…

— Elizabeth Noble

“You made new rules for the people you loved. They weren't subject to the same judgment criteria you reserved for the rest of the…

— Elizabeth Noble

“ed. now. picking at the scab that was starting to heal over. why did guys do that? too little too late?”

— Elizabeth Noble

“please don't carry my love for you with you forever. but don't let that be all. our capacity to love is vast - all…

— Elizabeth Noble

“when she was younger, hannah liked to feel sad, so long as it was artifical sad' that was what she called it when the…

— Elizabeth Noble

Adulthood isn't black and white - it's a thousand shades of grey. Or taupe. It's not who you are, it's where you are.

— Elizabeth Noble

“the big problem with motherhood of girls, it seems to me, is that we're both women. ”

— Elizabeth Noble

“she was a person, jen, and people aren't perfect. and she wasn't perfect. and that's okay”

— Elizabeth Noble

“I don't remember why it all went so wrong. I mean, I do remember. I remember what i did. I just don't remember why…

— Elizabeth Noble

“I can't believe you came all this way, No one ever did anything like that for me before.' His eyes bored into her. 'No…

— Elizabeth Noble

“life's too short, after all, isn't it? not to do the things you want - the things that make you happy? hannah had been…

— Elizabeth Noble

“what was she like? she loved him, really loved him then, for an instant. this, this was easier. ”

— Elizabeth Noble

However much we know about birth in general, we know nothing about a particular birth. We must let it unfold with its own uniqueness.

— Elizabeth Noble