Habits Quote by Judith McNaught
““What were you thinking about just now while you were looking out the window?" To his surprise, the question flustered her. "I—wasn't thinking." "Then what were you doing?" he asked, his curiosity aroused. A rueful smile touched her inviting lips, and she shot him a sideways look before turning back to the window. "I was… talking to God," she admitted. "'Tis a habit I have." Startled and slightly amused, Royce said, "Really? What did God have to say?" "I think," she softly replied, "He said, 'You're welcome.' " "For what?" Royce teased. Lifting her eyes to his, Jenny solemnly replied, "For you.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: Unknown, likely from a romance novel by Judith McNaught
A conversation reveals a habit of speaking to God, suggesting comfort and intimacy in faith, and a playful exchange about divine messages.
In simple terms: She talks to God as a habit, and God replies kindly.
Key Takeaway
Embrace simple, personal faith practices.
Themes
faith
communication
intimacy
Mood
warm
playful
intimate
Type
conversational
romantic
When to use this quote
- personal reflection
- dialogue
- relationship building
- comfort in solitude
Key Concepts
spirituality
habit
playfulness
Questions to Reflect On
- What does speaking to a higher power mean to you?
- How does humor affect spiritual conversations?
A Different Perspective
May trivialize deep spiritual experiences as casual talk.
