Halfway through, and I have been giggling almost the entire time. I can count the number of lighthearted books I have read this year on one hand (if this book gets heavy in the second part, let me live in my naivety for just a few more minutes).
#litsybookclub #June
"Tuna! You like tuna? I'll trade ya" He said waving his sandwich in the air like a flag.
"Sure, why not," I said and traded my sandwich for his.
"You're one hell of a guy Dwayne. Thank...what the hell is this?" Gus parted the two pieces of bread to reveal a creamy lump of tuna salad.
"You didn't ask what kind it was."
I laughed so hard the cat came and checked on me.
I guess I need to find a new book club since it seems all the ones I was following have gone defunked. Any suggestions?
"Or we might be nothing beyond you and I, and be done with this business of names once and for all, for they have never once had a true bearing on who we are or who we intend to be."
"But we are, all of us, also wayfarers on a greater journey, this one without end, each of us searching for the answers to the unspoken questions of our hearts."
"And that was how Etta found herself paying Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto in the early twentieth century for Tsar Nicholas II."
"Bad boys don't bring you coffee in bed. Don't marry a bad boy."
Sage advice, even if I goofed the quote a little. That's what happens when you are listening to it on audio, instead of having a book to hold. LOL
