Quotes About Change

Whew," he said. "You clean up good . You don't look like the same girl." She frowned right before she laughed. "Do women usually thank you for saying things like that?

You've been treading water," she said. "You're marking the years, not living them.

You never really know how much one small single act can change things.

to the sack and began removing cartons, placing them on the table.

She frowned as she looked at the bear, changed. He had a new leg, sewn out of blue-and-gray plaid. It wasn't exactly the same shape as the surviving leg; it was just a stuffed flannel tube stuck on the bear, but he was symmetrical now. "What did you do?" she asked, taking the bear. Preacher shrugged. "I told him I'd give it a try. Looks pretty silly, I guess, but it was a good idea at the time.

You're amazing. You drive me crazy. You've got me playing house, for Christ's sake. I don't do things like this." "See? I tried to warn you. Maybe I should have given you the talk." "Yeah, I never saw that coming," he said.

It's a tough moment when you have to confront the level of your own complacency. I

how many episodes of being "not yourself" do you get before people figure out this is who you really are?

Unfinished business. An addict's life is filled with such instances. The coulda, woulda, shouldas that will never happen again.

I'm afraid my former life could sabotage the abundant future Jesus promised those of us who put our hope in Him.

Give Blackwater a chance," Jeremy suggested, opening the refrigerator door and hanging on it again, as if somehow the contents within had changed in the last five minutes.

let's go downstairs.

She wasn't running away from anything, she was running to what promised to be a new life; one that didn't include her husband Tim and the Valley Star.

I know as well as you do that only the individual has the key to change themselves. It's buried deep inside each and every one of us and although someone else can help us to find the key, we're the only ones who can use it.

I remember being twenty-one and thinking that my personality was a solid thing, that me was set in stone, that I would always feel what I felt and believe what I believed. But now I know that me is fluid and shape-changing.

Our ability to adapt is amazing. Our ability to change isn't quite as spectacular.

But the most valuable lesson he taught me was this: Every day we get older, and some of us get wiser, but there's no end to our evolution. We are all a mess of contradictions; some of our traits work for us, some against us.

Yes, she's about to embark on a new phase of her life. And yes, my role in her life may change. But as time goes on and our hearts grow more rings, we don't have to leave anyone behind. We can hold on to each other, and collect new hearts to hold, from this day forward, as long as we all shall live.

She had lived long enough to learn that families didn't dissolve or reconfigure neatly, but left debris lying everywhere, and it was human debris. And sometimes, like tonight, she felt as if she were tripping over the bodies.

MUSKETEERS MAKE EMPATHY A HABIT. BE THE CHANGE—NOTICE, CHOOSE, ACT. VALIDATE OTHERS.

Eric turned the corner onto his old

I knew my life would forever be divided into Before and After. I didn't

Don't you wear glasses, George?" "Not anymore. I had my eyes lasered." Can you say midlife crisis? Radial keratotomy is the new red Porsche.

Don't try and change me. Women always try to change men. It never works. I'm not trying to change you. I'm trying to work with you.