Quotes About Transition

Perhaps they had discovered that when enemies fall, they leave a hole.

Are we defined by where we want to go or where we've been?

In order to change your life, you have to literally become someone else.

The hardest part about change is not making the same choices you made the day before.

El mayor hábito que debemos dejar es el de ser el mismo de siempre.

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You're going to have to make the transition from being somebody to being no body—which means you have to take your attention off your body, your pain, and your hunger. You're going to have to go from being someone to being no one (taking your attention off your identity as a partner, a parent, and an employee).

Who knows what may lie around the next corner? There may be a window somewhere ahead. It may look out on a field of sunflowers.

Sooner or later a black car came for everyone.

You know someone for a while and then one day a hole opens underneath them, and they fall out of your world.

You get an astronaut's life whether you want it or not. Leave it all behind for a world you know nothing about. That's just the deal.

Kids always think they're coming into a story at the beginning, when usually they're coming in at the end.

Getting old is no way to stop being young.

Out of the frying pan and into the Fireman.

HIC LOCUS EST UBI MORS GAUDET SUCCURRERE VITAE.

Some part of her felt that the existence of the bridge depended utterly on forward motion and not thinking too much.

A menudo las mujeres pierden la ternura de sus primeros años del mismo modo que un niño pierde los dientes de leche.

You get an astronaut's life whether you want it or not. Leave it all behind for a world you know nothing about.

he sees a place where he will passively fade away, like wallpaper that gets too much sunlight and slowly loses its color. This

He watched until Danny passed through the gates, turned left, and disappeared from sight. Jude never saw him again.

For all we know, we might've already slipped into the future without noticing it.

It's like . . . a house after someone moves out. The house is still there, but all their stuff is gone. Someone took away the furniture and rolled up the rugs. The movers crated all the parts of Shelly Beukes up and shipped her away. There's just not much left of her anymore except the empty house.

You get an astronaut's life whether you want it or not. Leave it all behind for a world you know nothing about. That's just the deal.   I

The signal from Radio Adulthood was sharpening by then, making its way through the usual static of adolescence.