Quotes About Cherish

I grew up with a respect for sitting down and breaking bread with my family and loved ones, so I always try to make great memories for my kids.

I had a great childhood, I love my Dad to pieces and I just had a great time.

There is no greater gift than time.

It's so important to spend your free time with little people. They grow up before you know it. Childhood is gone in the blink of an eye.

Enjoy the little fun things - like taking your kids to school - before they're all grown up.

We have four grown children and five grandchildren... so far! So, as you can imagine, family is extremely important to us.

The key to quality time is found in the values and priorities you as parents determine to cherish and implement in your home.

God loves each one of us in a unique and special way. And though we may not have a cute nickname for those close to us, we need to let them know that we treasure them as a one-of-a-kind.

what is precious to us. — Benjamin Venable, as told to Jeanette Levellie —

Sometimes it takes years to develop, but there's nothing like the love of family. — Connie Pombo —

A gentle hug for older folks—and anyone else—makes them feel like the treasures they are. — Dianna Brumfield —

Once you discover freedom, you want to capture it, never let it go.

I like flowers, I also like children, but I do not chop their heads off and keep them in bowls of water around the house.

Women are sacred.

I've always been a strong family advocate. I had a wonderful family growing up.

It was such a whirlwind for us for about three to four years there that, every time we turned around, we were pulled in 90 different directions, and I look back on that now, and they're such wonderful memories, but you kinda wish that you would've taken the time to savor them a little bit more.

I think that we need to live our lives for the present... as if it is our one and only wild and wonderful life.

When he was born, I looked at my little boy and felt an unconditional love I never knew was inside me. As he grew, and I watched him stagger about, squeak his first words, and turn into a beautiful little boy, that feeling did not change.

I only keep books that I like very much. Otherwise I'd throw them out.

Our children are here to stay, but our babies and toddlers and preschoolers are gone as fast as they can grow up-and we have only a short moment with each. When you see a grandfather take a baby in his arms, you see that the moment hasn't always been long enough.

We must learn to cherish all the moments of our lives and to call them holy.

Freedom of thought and the right to private judgement, in matters of conscience, driven from every corner of the earth, direct their course to this happy country as their last asylum. Let us cherish the noble guests, and shelter them under the wings of universal toleration.

Times like this were special. Memory builders. When something extraordinary happened to a person the kind of things remembered forever after it didn't have to be a life-changing event like a graduation or marriage or birth of a child. It more often was the small things. The sheer joy of summer sunlight on a fragrant flower. The giggle of a toddler. The brush of a lover's fingertips. And the person marks the moment with the flashing insight thinking... This is special. I should remember this

I simply want to be dead. Weeping she left me with many tears and said this: Oh how badly things have turned out for us. Sappho, I swear, against my will I leave you. And I answered her: Rejoice, go and remember me. For you know how we cherished you.