“She's a parasite I can't seem to get rid of. Like a bad case of financial diarrhea.”
“Nothin' wrong with havin' a cat in the house. They can see what most people can't, like the folks in the Otherworld when they cross back over - the good ones and the bad. And they get rid a mice.”
“A culture of secrecy is like the bad stench created by cat pee—it is very difficult to get rid of.”
“The best thing to do with a bad smell is to get rid of it.”
“It's funny,' I noted in the diary, 'how often I seem to build a story around one sentence, nearly always the last one, too. The themes are a bit depressing but I just can't get rid of that.”
“But lately,' she said, wiggling her bare toes, 'I find all men to be very much like wearing high-heeled shoes -- I love how pretty they make me feel, but by the end of the night I can't wait to get rid of them.”