Hope is what makes you look outside the window to see if it's stopped raining. Hope is what makes you believe he'll text you back. Hope is why you buy your jeans a little tight... Hope is why you get out of bed in the morning, and why you dream at night. Hope is what makes us believe that things can only get better. Hope is what keeps us going. Jodi Picoult
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This quote is about hope. It talks about how hope keeps you going, and why you should have hope. It talks about how if something happens to you, you will still have hope, and that you are able to get through the situation. Hope makes you want to get up in the morning, it makes you want to go on with life. Hope gives you the strength to push on through difficult situations.

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