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The thing about being a woman, a mother, a wife, was that if you wanted to be any more than those things you had to hire another wife. Somebody had to be the wife in a family. Rich women got to pay somebody else to be them—a stunt double to make it look like they were doing everything well when, in fact, they were doing only the fun parts.
Danzy Senna • Colored Television (A GMA Book Club Pick): A Novel
Peace Corps, and living in beautiful places: “I traded lots of dreams for a bigger paycheck, and I never even realized I was doing it.”
Paul Millerd • The Pathless Path: Imagining a New Story For Work and Life

provenance
Anna Burns • Milkman

Anouk couldn’t have come from a more different family. Raised in the affluent town of Le Vésinet, in the suburbs of Paris, she went to boarding school and spent her summers in Saint-Tropez, driving on a motorcycle with her friends, sometimes wearing nothing but shoes. When they retired, her parents moved to a beautiful house in Burgundy.
Sanaë Lemoine • The Margot Affair: A Novel
She loves feeling that every headway man tries to make