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They wanted to rock, they wanted to roll, they wanted to feel the peculiarly human feeling of having a perfect night in an imperfect world. — Rebecca Wells

You can't let fear of hurricanes stop your from putting seeds in the ground, even if they're going to grow tall only to be destroyed. — Rebecca Wells

The alligators can get you at any age, Buddy. But the worst thing you can do is freeze. — Rebecca Wells

She used to say she could taste sleep and that it was as delicious as a BLT on fresh French bread. — Rebecca Wells

Tears will do you no good. — Rebecca Wells

But all she wanted to do was lie in bed, eat Kraft macaroni and cheese, and hide from the alligators. — Rebecca Wells

It's life. You don't figure it out. You just climb up on the beast and ride. — Rebecca Wells

I swear I could write a book about all the things no one has ever thanked me for. — Rebecca Wells

pretty is as pretty does — Rebecca Wells

Smoke, drink and never think. — Rebecca Wells

Our Lady of Cheribim Chit-Chat. — Rebecca Wells

Say there is no truth. Say there are only scraps that we feebly try to sew togethr. — Rebecca Wells

Friends are supposed to act like harbor boats - let you know if you're off course. But it ain't always possible ... — Rebecca Wells

Forget love. Try good manners. — Rebecca Wells

I wish I knew then what I know now - and still had those thighs! — Rebecca Wells

Life is short, but it is wide. Genevieve Whitman taught me that. — Rebecca Wells

[T]he right way to pray is not to beg, but to picture good things, to banish all bad things from our mind. — Rebecca Wells

God will not allow us to be overwhelmed by temptation, but with it He will provide a way of escape so that we will be able to endure it. — Rebecca Wells

Life is short, but wide. — Rebecca Wells

There is the truth of history, and there is the truth of what a person remembers. — Rebecca Wells

Glorious theater. It creates family for all kinds of orphans. — Rebecca Wells

What does my smile look like now? Vivi wondered. Can you reclaim that free-girl smile, or is it like virginity- once you loose it, that's it? — Rebecca Wells

[D]ance can become prayer and prayer can become dance. — Rebecca Wells

Life is short but it is wide. this too shall pass. — Rebecca Wells

Sometimes lost treasures can be reclaimed. — Rebecca Wells

Many people are more like the earth than we know. Maybe they have fault lines that sooner or later are going to split open under pressure. — Rebecca Wells

We have to suffer mosquitoes the size of blackbirds. — Rebecca Wells

Zip it kiddo. Don't ever admit you know a thing about cooking or it'll be used against you later in life. — Rebecca Wells

What they don't know is that I went over the edge years ago, and lived to tell the tale. — Rebecca Wells

Human beings are mercifully so constituted as to be able to conceal from themselves what they intend to do until they are well into the doing of it. — Rebecca West

Sidda sank down into the wide flannel embrace of their bodies, and she rested. For a moment she died a little death, they died it together. — Rebecca Wells

His tall, lanky body had the wrinkles of sleep, and he smelled like cotton and dreams. — Rebecca Wells

True love is not a crock, but patriotism is. — Rebecca Wells

You do not have too many boogeymen for me. You have just the right number. — Rebecca Wells

It kills me to think I didn't spot her headed for the rocks. Friends are supposed to act like harbor boats-let you know if you're off course. — Rebecca Wells

Books are living things with blood and bones, and it breaks our heart when people dissect them. — Rebecca Wells

Those eagles, like angels, don't distinguish between work and play. To them, it is all one and the same. — Rebecca Wells

Sadness can find you anywhere, anytime, so you better have fun when you can. — Rebecca Wells

I have been to the edge and lived to tell the tale.. — Rebecca Wells

Of all the secrets of the Ya-Ya Sisterhood the most divine was humor. — Rebecca Wells

She's smiling that smile they smile before they grow bosoms. — Rebecca Wells

But who has time to write memoirs? I'm still living my memoirs. — Rebecca Wells

How wide and sweet and wild motherhood and sisterhood can be. — Rebecca Wells

Some women pray for their daughters to marry good husbands. I pray that my girls will find girlfriends half as loyal and true as the Ya-Yas. — Rebecca Wells

Sometimes I wonder if any of us are cut out for the lives we lead. — Rebecca Wells

The very air they breathed was almost a juice. — Rebecca Wells

It's life, Sidda. You just climb on the beast and ride. — Rebecca Wells

The point is not knowing another person, or learning to love another person. The point is simply this: how tender can we bear to be? — Rebecca Wells

Because I miss them. Because I need them. Because I love them. — Rebecca Wells

Uncountable the number off breaths I've taken for granted in my life. — Rebecca Wells

I believe that illness has led me to a life of gratitude, so I consider Lyme disease at this point in my life to be a blessing in disguise. — Rebecca Wells

I want to lay up like that, to float unstructured, without ambition or anxiety. I want to inhabit my life like a porch. — Rebecca Wells

See, she goes places when she reads. I know all about that. When I'm reading, wherever I am, I'm always somewhere else. — Rebecca Wells

She breathed in the vast world of suffering and pure, dark love, and as she did, a well of compassion began to flow in her. — Rebecca Wells

I am the kind of woman who loves hurricanes. They put me in a party mood. Make me want to eat oysters on the half shell, and act slutty. — Rebecca Wells

Good enough is good enough. Perfect will make you a big fat mess every time. — Rebecca Wells

I value humor, kindness, and the ability to tell a good story far more than money, status, or the kind of car someone drives. — Rebecca Wells

Good Lord didn't mean for us to hate ourself. He made us to love ourself like He do, with wide open arms. — Rebecca Wells