As he stared into the ocean, he must have tossed a lifetime of apologies into its silence. Maybe he thought the tide wou — Diane Keaton, Then Again
As he stared into the ocean, he must have tossed a lifetime of apologies into its silence. Maybe he thought the tide wou — Diane Keaton, Then Again
As he stared into the ocean, he must have tossed a lifetime of apologies into its silence. Maybe he thought the tide wou — Diane Keaton, Then Again
As he stared into the ocean, he must have tossed a lifetime of apologies into its silence. Maybe he thought the tide wou — Diane Keaton, Then Again
As he stared into the ocean, he must have tossed a lifetime of apologies into its silence. Maybe he thought the tide wou — Diane Keaton, Then Again
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As he stared into the ocean, he must have tossed a lifetime of apologies into its silence. Maybe he thought the tide would wash his troubles away.

— Diane Keaton, Then Again
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