If you find yourself trying to figure out what kind of adult you should be, think back to what your younger self paid attention to. There’s wisdom in who you were, back before you knew you had to be somebody.

We take everything out to Geoff’s car and I’m eating a peach in the front seat and it’s dripping everywhere and, you see, this is the problem with fruit. It only seems portable and convenient. Turns out you need a hazmat suit and six towels to eat a peach.

There’s maybe nothing nicer than somebody just coming straight out and showing you they like you.

In Pittsburgh, time is just endless.

Wonder Woman once famously explained her philosophy: “We have a saying among my people. ‘Don’t kill if you can wound, don’t wound if you can subdue, don’t subdue if you can pacify. And don’t raise your hand at all unless you’ve first extended it.

Basically it is unbelievable how sweet i can be when nobody is watching.

That’s actually the most confusing part about being alive without knowing the end of your own hero’s journey. You never know if it’s time to go home or head into battle. You never know if you’ve already faced your biggest monster.

But the thing about scars is that, as much as they knot you up, they can make you stronger, too. Collect enough scars and you get a whole extra layer of skin, for free.

I don’t consider myself to be precious, necessarily, but give me air-conditioning or give me death.

It’s a good moment, which is all you can count on or hope for, I think. Tiny little good moments that you catch like a firefly, and just life fireflies, you have to release them, because the whole point is that they’re tiny and little and need to be with other fireflies. They aren’t a pet. They aren’t yours to keep. They’re just moments. They’re just fireflies.