Showing posts with label Max. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Max. Show all posts

Feb 7, 2020

Guys Who Love Dogs Make The BEST Husbands






First there’d been lust, she thought, naturally enough. Then interest and several
layers of attraction. She’d been prepared—or had been trying to prepare—to shuffle all
those impulses aside and be sensible.
Now, seeing him with her dog, she felt the warming around the heart that signaled—
uh-oh—personal affection. Add that to lust and attraction and a woman, even a sensible
woman, was sunk.



Remember When






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They're man's best friend for a reason.


Yes, dogs are man's best friend. But they should be you're best friend, too, because they've prepared their owners for being the most amazing husbands ever. So it you're looking for love, you should definitely look for a guy who loves dogs for these reasons.








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His hand stroked up and down her back, the way she sometimes stroked Bert.
No wonder the dog loved it. Her heartbeat slowed to the rhythm, and everything
inside her uncoiled.



The Witness





Apr 22, 2019

The First Warning Sign




“He could walk to the corner for a quart of milk and forget how to get home. 
He could forget who he is, and if they can’t stop it, 
one day he could just go away inside his mind 
where none of us could reach.”




Honest Illusions





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By José Moutinho from Leça da Palmeira, Portugal - 
Walking aloneUploaded by JotaCartas, CC BY 2.0, 
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The First Warning Sign of Alzheimer's May Surprise You


Problems navigating new surroundings crop up before memory loss, 
and long before any clinical diagnosis of the disease, 
according to a recent study published in the Journal of 
Alzheimer's Disease.








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"I think when he started to forget stuff, it helped him to
blame it on the whiskey instead of—you know."
"Alzheimer's. Yeah."



Falling for Rachel









Aug 24, 2018

Mentions in Nora's books





“It’s a favorite of mine, so I hope you like it.”
Curious, he ripped the protective brown paper off, then broke into a huge grin.
“You’re not going to believe this.”
“You have it already?”
“Nope. My mother does. Happens it’s one of her favorites, too.”
It pleased her to hear it. “I imagine she was fond of Maxfield Parrish’s work or she
wouldn’t have named her son after the artist.”
“She has a few of his prints. This one’s in her sitting room. What’s it called again?”

”Lady Violetta About to Make Tarts” Laine told him as they both studied the framed
print of a pretty woman standing in front of a chest and holding a small silver pitcher.



Remember When








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Mar 19, 2018

Are newborns ugly?






Max saw photos of a newborn with a bright thatch of red hair and skin as white as cream, 
and an expression on her little face that seemed to say, 
“What the hell am I doing here?”


Remember When






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By Evan-Amos - Own work, Public Domain, 
https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=33824000



Research says newborns rated 'less cute' than older babies


t turns out that adults find the faces of babies most appealing at around the six-month mark, says new research from Brock University.









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Logan studied the tiny form bunking in a patch of dappled sunlight. 
He'd seen babies before, even had his share of personal contact with them. 
To him, newborns bore a strange resemblance to fish. Something about the eyes, he thought. 
And this one had all that black hair going for her, so she looked like a human sea creature. 
Sort of exotic and otherworldly.
If Gavin had been around, and Hayley out of hearing distance, he'd have suggested that this particular baby looked something like the offspring of Aquaman and Wonder Woman.
The kid would've gotten it.
Babies always intimidated him. 
Something about the way they looked right back at you, 
as if they knew a hell of a lot more than you did and 
were going to tolerate you until they got big enough 
to handle things on their own.



Blue Dahlia