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Quotes About Time

That's the thing about dying. Nobody knows how long it takes.
~ Melissa Kantor
If you realize life is short, you break up with your gay boyfriend and get a real boyfriend.
~ Melissa Kantor
Men made life far too difficult when they insisted on neatly categorizing their emotions. When emotions became complicated, they brooded and struggled so mightily in an attempt to simplify them again—when, given time, everything would sort itself out and slide into its place.
~ Meljean Brook
He expelled a long breath, smiled slightly as if in memory. "I heard them in their room. She said she was a bit tired, and he said that perhaps it was time to see what came next.
~ Meljean Brook
Now is a time of magic. Let the universe take your hand and show you things you have never seen before. Now, at last, you're open and vulnerable enough to begin. Celebrate the magic, the mystery of the unknown. Celebrate the miracles that will certainly come.
~ Melody Beattie
I couldn't find anyone to tell me each minute, whatever I experience is a valid, beautiful moment—however tragic it is. That's what I needed to hear: Grief is a sacred time in our lives, and an important one. What
~ Melody Beattie
Even God cannot change the past. —Agathon
~ Melody Beattie
When I'm patient, things usually work out for the best in the end.
~ Melody Carlson
When you're moved to find out who you are, study the graves you encounter as you pass by.Inside rest the bones and weightless dust of men once kings and tyrants, wise men, and those who took pride in their noble birth or wealth, their fame, or their beautiful bodies. Yet what good was any of that against time? All mortals come to know Hades in the end. Look toward these to know who you are.
~ Menander c. 305 BC
In a dog's world, only three states existed: now, in a while, and forever. If someone left, he was gone forever, and when he returned they rejoiced as much as if he were back from the dead precisely because he'd been gone forever.
~ Mercedes Lackey
We all know what we should have done as we look backward. Yet looking backward further still, we may say that all goes as the Wild Magic wills. And we must look forward if we are to live long enough to look backward.
~ Mercedes Lackey
There's a saying in Hardorn," she continued. "'You shouldn't attempt to teach a goat to sing. It will waste your time, hurt your ears, and annoy the goat.' I can say without fear of contradiction that the goat is getting annoyed.
~ Mercedes Lackey
My kith and kin have long since vanished into time—
~ Mercedes Lackey
One never bothers to think about growing old as one is growing older. Then suddenly it is there, looming in your face.
~ Mercedes Lackey
That was then, this is now; the moment is never the same twice.
~ Mercedes Lackey
My father had been from Glasgow; my mother, from Los Angeles. They had both enjoyed the quip that the difference between an American and a European was that to an American, a hundred years was a long time, and to a European, a hundred miles is a big journey.
~ Mercedes Lackey
Teach what you know, regardless of when you have learned it—teach what you learned yesterday sagely, as if you have known it all your life, and teach what you have known for decades with enthusiasm, as if you learned it only yesterday.
~ Mercedes Lackey
He was vaguely aware that his hand was going to hurt like bloodygthat would be later.
~ Mercedes Lackey
I hate getting old. Why can't we all stay twenty until the end, then just fall over
~ Mercedes Lackey
You have a long history, he said, when Lanya indicated her story was finished. Ah, Harrier, were I to tell you a long story, we should be here for a sennight, perhaps more. Long stories are best saved for deep winter, when the days are short and time grows heavy. Lanya glanced at the sky.
~ Mercedes Lackey
You must be a real thing. I finally figured out this place has linear time. I wouldn't dream something as silly as linear time, so you've got to be real.
~ Mercedes Lackey
Imposed isolation began with that thirty-day rule in 1348 but was then extended to forty days in 1403. The label "quarantine" stuck because cuarànta means "forty days
~ Meredith Small
How often do you think of all those people who you were never going to forgrt?
~ Merrit Malloy
Noon, ripe as thunder and silent as thought, had fled unfingered.
~ Mervyn Peake