I felt the kiss still there on my forehead. Literally. It was frozen there. I could still feel it. I wanted to bronze it — Catherine Ryan Hyde, Jumpstart the World

I felt the kiss still there on my forehead. Literally. It was frozen there. I could still feel it. I wanted to bronze it — Catherine Ryan Hyde, Jumpstart the World

I felt the kiss still there on my forehead. Literally. It was frozen there. I could still feel it. I wanted to bronze it — Catherine Ryan Hyde, Jumpstart the World

I felt the kiss still there on my forehead. Literally. It was frozen there. I could still feel it. I wanted to bronze it — Catherine Ryan Hyde, Jumpstart the World

I felt the kiss still there on my forehead. Literally. It was frozen there. I could still feel it. I wanted to bronze it — Catherine Ryan Hyde, Jumpstart the World

I felt the kiss still there on my forehead. Literally. It was frozen there. I could still feel it. I wanted to bronze it, like people do with baby shoes. I wanted to mount it and hang it over my mantelpiece.

— Catherine Ryan Hyde, Jumpstart the World

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