“But try to remember that loss is an incredible stroke of luck. Yes, luck. For loss carries with it two truths: that you have loved, and that you yourself have had the good fortune to live a little longer.” — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“Hmph,” Jackie said, and put down her paper to hold out her hand for the muffin; breakfast meeting or not, she had a weakness… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“at the sky, thinking about space and time and my mother, who was both my past and my present, and who, for all I… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“exhausted. If cancer was a gift, I wanted to return it. I didn’t need” — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“Tom would have come out eventually, although I suspect that if I’d had the chance to tell him my Really Bad News before he… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“It was one of those moments when you feel unbelievably lucky to have been placed on the planet at the same time as the… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“How I will miss her. I still sometimes question my love for her. Where did it come from, and why did it take me… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“the difference between love and loss was so slight it was almost impossible to perceive.” — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“Personally, I don’t care very much about everything working out perfectly, but I’m not going to not take a chance because of all the… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“I knew global warming was killing polar bears, the Chinese population blew past one billion several years ago, and rhythms was the longest word… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“I liked this parallel universe I found myself in. It was a place in which I was able to ignore trivial matters such as… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
“But I loved her in spite of these issues, and maybe even more because of them. For the first time, Nora had demonstrated to… — Camille Pagán Copy Share Image
