Quote by Ruth Dugdall Download Open image ““passed two wristbands under”” — Ruth Dugdall ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 4.1 out of 5 (3 ratings) Copy quoteShare
“An expandable gold watchband nestled in the thick hair of his wrist.” — Nic Pizzolatto Copy Share Image
“body with a practiced flick of his wrist and turned to the counter” — Susan Kiernan-Lewis Copy Share Image
“Wear a black bra under your white blouse, like two notes on a sheet of music.” — Caroline de Maigret Copy Share Image
“The cuff, unmistakably, was the twin to the one Damen wore, altered last night by a blacksmith for Laurent’s finer wrist. Damen said, ‘Wear… — C.S. Pacat Copy Share Image
“Before I could process the question, from the back side was a soft 'snick" as the cross was adjusted to my height and the… — Abyrne Mostyn Copy Share Image
“Wrapped up in the music, I threw myself into an overstuffed chair and let my legs dangle over the arm, the position in which… — Alan Bradley Copy Share Image
“I object! To shirts that have circular holes cut out where my nipples are. Even though I cut the circles in the shirt, I… — Jarod Kintz Copy Share Image
“It’s amazing how two thin pieces of clothing can hold such deep memories. Laughter, pain, victory, defeat, friendship, fatigue, elation… they’re all there, but… — Wendelin Van Draanen Copy Share Image
“I feel as exposed as a sweatshirt worn wrong-side-out, or like pocket linings dangling outside of a pair of jeans. My heart, my hope,… — Holly Schindler Copy Share Image
“I open my hand and put my thumb and index finger around his wrist and lift it up to the strobe light. And there… — Adam Pelzman Copy Share Image
“No matter how much the therapists over the eighteen months have told me that talking will help, I don’t believe them.” — Ruth Dugdall Copy Share Image
“...human beings have a distorted view of risk. They don't see the whole picture. Our perceptions are twisted by stories in the media, by… — Ruth Dugdall Copy Share Image
“gazing abstractly out on the Ipswich skyline, listening to the beep of the machine. We watched nurses press buttons, shine a torch into Jena’s… — Ruth Dugdall Copy Share Image
“...that realisation that I was the oddity, the statistical probability, life was predictable.” — Ruth Dugdall Copy Share Image
