Quotes About Renewal

I am one of the very few lucky actors whose films is being remade in his lifetime.

The CW likes to hold on to its shows.

I took some time, got out of the limelight a bit, and started going back into the rinks to just help out.

When I was locked up, I went through a big personal change with my attitude and spiritual, everything. I went through some major changes locked up.

I've lived, laughed, lost, and loved again the whole Shakespearian thing.

It was lovely going back to work; it felt like a break to be honest.

I'm like Madonna: I keep reinventing myself.

I took a two month break after 'Maine Dil Tujhko Diya.'

way for new, winter taking away the remnants of the old to clear room for the young growth. Life, in other words, in all its fierce beauty and stark routine. All things went to the soil eventually. It was the way of life.

A life like an intricately woven basket, frayed, worn, broken, unraveled, reworked, reknit from many of its original pieces... Life can survive in the constant shadow of illness, and even rise to moments of rampant joy, but the shadow remains, and one has to make space for it.

Much of life becomes background, but it is the province of art to throw buckets of light into the shadows and make life a new again.

What remained would gradually acquire its own shape and dimension, but many of our favorite things, my favorite ways of being a couple, had vanished and it was no use pretending, hoping, wishing that he would return to his old self, and me to mine. [p. 156]

The faint pink coating the treetops promised rippling buds, a sure sign of spring hastening in, right on schedule, and the animal world getting ready for its fiesta of courting and mating, dueling and dancing, suckling and grubbing, costume-making and shedding-in short, the fuzzy, fizzy hoopla of life's ramshackle return.

Diane Setterfield

They] took it upon themselves to start the laborious process of cranking up life again, after death has stopped us all in its tracks.

We had reached tipping point. It was no longer possible to call it a demolition site. Tomorrow, today perhaps, the workers would return and it would become a construction site. The past demolished, it was time for them to start building the future.

In summer he was a different person, sprightly and alert, and people took him for a man a decade younger than his years; but in winter he sank as the skies darkened, and by December he was always tired. When he went to bed, he drowned in sleep; when he was wakened from it, dragged from the depths , he was somehow always unrefreshed.

Gone were her fiery orange and resplendent purple. She was dressed in a white long-sleeved chemise, and she was weeping.

undid my knitting. All those little knots that you make one after another, row by row, to knit a sock, I undid them. It's easy. Take the needles out, a little tug and they just fall apart. One after another, row by row. I undid the extra heel and then I just kept going. The foot, the first heel, the ribbing of the leg. All those loops unraveling themselves as you pull the wool. Then there was nothing left to unravel, only a pile of crinkled blue wool in my lap.

Tears can be good. They can cleanse us form our misery.

I have found that sitting in a place where you have never sat before can be inspiring - I wrote my very best poem while sitting on the hen-house.

They said this flat was converted but I think its still heathen

I suppose the best kind of spring morning is the best weather God has to offer. It certainly helps one to believe in Him.

And I have found that sitting in a place where you have never sat before can be inspiring - I wrote my very best poem while sitting on the hen-house.