“Wanderlove is about forgetting the bad things and focusing on the good. Out with the old and in with the new... The only way to escape the past is to keep moving forward.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share Image
“I know that this time, the worst thing I can do is let go. And I won't be losing anything. Because it's the most… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“I think I kind of get it," I say. "Your Wanderlove thing." "Oh Yeah?" "It's about always looking toward the future. You can appreciate… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“Envy is when you want what someone else has. Jealousy’s when you also don’t want them to have it.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“You can't truly hate someone until you've cared about them. Until you've loved them.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“It's funny how you can run from the future and the past simultaneously.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“Isn't that what your memory was about, Bria? Losing control?" I pause. "I never knew memories were about anything. Besides the obvious. You make… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“We’re always itching to go, to move on, to escape. We convince ourselves we could truly be happy if only we were somewhere else.… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“I know what it's like. To sabotage yourself. Nothing makes you hate yourself more than that.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“Because - admit it - there's something perversely appealing about sitting all alone, feeling sorry for yourself, especially when the scenery's stunning and there's… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“Or they'd listen, but they wouldn't care. No one would. Hearing about vacations is like hearing about dreams-no one cares except the person who's… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“I used to wonder what it would look like if all my footsteps were painted red: all the steps I'd ever taken in all… — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“We could liberate a million trophies. We could fill every river to the brim. But it would never fully substitute for liberating ourselves.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
“I liked the idea—that we left pieces of ourselves everywhere we went, coloring all our important places.” — Kirsten Hubbard Copy Share
