“The hand which scoops up the water is the first vessel. The fingers of both hands intertwined are the first basket. [p. 217]”
“Yeah, well, wish in one hand, crap in the other, and see which fills up first”
“He takes my hand. Intertwines our fingers. Offers me a smile that manages to kiss my heart.”
“I lifted my Bible in one hand and with my other scooped up all the papers on my adoption. Both hands held paper that contained words printed in black and white ink. Both contained facts. Yet only one held the truth. I had to choose which of these documents I would entrust with my life.”
“Some people put up a peace sign with one hand. Some people put up the middle finger instead. I use two hands and put up both.”
“On our way to the cafeteria, he took my hand in his, intertwining our fingers as we walked. He seemed so proud to be holding my hand, announcing to the world that we were finally together.”