“Beautiful?” “Very,” Flynn said. “Well, you will be when I fix that mop. What’d you do? Dry your hair with the mixer by mistake?” “Long story,” Megan said.” — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Love your life, my dear. I don’t know what’s going on with you, but I know it’s something. I saw it in your eyes… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“What do you think about all of this, Mom? Joy closed her hand as if she were holding Mom’s again. She closed her eyes.… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Love’s kind of like sweet tea. The secret is all in having the patience to let it steep. Really, you barely know him.” — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“When someone else’s happiness is your happiness. That is love.” Flynn” — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“And the fact that MacDonald-Webber gave every job a cutesy name didn’t help. Her executive position over “all things Christmas” had been tagged Red… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Please. Take a seat.” If the Weather Channel was looking for tropical storm names, Joy had two to recommend. Lola and Richard.” — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Love’s kind of like sweet tea. The secret is all in having the patience to let it steep. ~ Pearl Clemmons (Sweet Tea and… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Here's the good thing about the future. It comes one day at a time. Follow your heart each day. You'll get where you're suppose… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Tough on the outside, but fragile when you got close. A walking contradiction.” — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Life is precious—every day, every step of it—and sometimes it changes. Tomorrows were treated like a right, when really, you never knew how many… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Long story. I backed my car into his truck.” “You met by accident. Oh yeah, that’s not cliché.” “I know. A regular Hollywood meet-cute.… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“Hey, tomorrow will be better. Every day will be a little better.” “That’s just it, Noah. I don’t want to leave my yesterdays behind.”… — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
“I swear that child has more energy than a hummingbird on sweet tea.” — Nancy Naigle Copy Share Image
