Quotes About Transition

losses are necessary because we grow by losing and leaving and letting go."6

what an interesting study the world is when one is ready to leave it!

Prekasno je samo kada se nešto više ne može promijeniti.

Il faut croire que nous, les Polonais, avions la maladie de vouloir changer de nationalité.

Solo me quedaba llenar mi cabeza de recuerdos que me alimentaran los meses siguientes, acumular una reserva de momentos felices para el otoño.

Partir n'est pas toujours un abandon, c'est aussi une façon de préserver ce qui a été vécu si l'on sait s'en aller avant qu'il ne soit trop tard.

Mia didn't know what she wanted, but she knew what she didn't want any more. The waiting, the silence, the suspicion. She wanted to rediscover her appetite for life and to stop waking up with her stomach in knots.

If you're good enough to survive, you're going to have to accept that down the road the game changes.

At what stage such a man might start styling himself as 'king' must have varied from case to case.

in AD 286 it was split

Britains [sic], up to now afflicted by various disasters and vicissitudes, were widely reduced to the rule of the Saxons.

from Roman Britain to the Norman Conquest, without being selective.

Power in Mercia passed to a new king named Coenwulf,

after 410, but that within a generation the villas and towns of Roman Britain had been almost completely abandoned.

before the earliest Saxon settlers had arrived.

her the title of queen, which was something not customary before then to him or to his people'.

Æthelwulf's sons might well have worried that their new twelve-year-old stepmother

within the space of a single lifetime, it was all gone.

King Sæberht of Essex was succeeded by his pagan sons,

they probably became worse after the death of Theodore, who died in September 690 at the advanced age of eighty-eight.

the old king died not long afterwards in January 858. The elder son retained the position he had usurped,

and the younger one stepped into the position vacated by their father.

by 627 Eadwine was ready to take the plunge. At Easter that year

he was actually in his mid-twenties at the time of his accession.