Quotes About Moment

I want this to be the sand that stays on my fingers.

I felt love. Right there, in the kitchen. And I felt relief.

But I don't know when that day will arrive, and it would be too easy to forget to marvel at the beauty in this moment. In every moment.

But the more I live with it, and the more I live in general, the more I realize: We all have days that could alter the course of our lives. Not each and every day, maybe. But a lot of them. Most of them.

Wierz?, ?e du?e zmiany w ?yciu przychodz? niezauwa?one; nie spodziewamy si? ich nawet na chwil? przed.

He pulls me into a hug again, and we stay like that for a little while, to the point that it's almost like we're slow dancing. We just sway on the same spot as time beats out an empty tune.

Sé que a todos nos gusta pensar que el corazón es el centro del cuerpo, pero en este momento todas mis partes conscientes están en la mano que él sostiene.

I'll see you soon. I promise." And there is, that moment, a shock of recognition. Elijah doesn't even know yet what he is recognizing. There is only the shock. The sense. That feeling of something happening that was meant to happen. Two people fitting in a space and time. For a moment.

The past and future are what's complicated. It's the present that's simple.

The desire to take a moment and make it last forever. The desire to stay like this for much longer than it will really last.

One last song. One last turn. One last street. No matter how hard you try to keep hold of a day, its going to leave you

Quando te vi hoje, não sabia que estava te esperando até você aparecer. E então toda aquela espera tomou conta de mim em um segundo.

The clock always ticks. There are times you don't hear it, and there are times that you do.

We become, for a few short seconds, our own time zone.

and a knell rang in the ears of the victors, even in their hour of triumph. —Winston Churchill, 1927

Then he reached to an even higher shelf and brought down another plastic grocery bag, this one from Tesco, which is decidedly less upscale. "Now, a smell is going to hit you when I open this up, but don't worry," he said. "It's just the smoke they used to preserve the head." That's a phrase you don't hear too often, so it took a moment for it to sink in.

Every gathering has its moment. As an adult, I distract myself by trying to identify it, dreading the inevitable downsing that is sure to follow.

When it's my turn, I'll open my mouth, unable to speak, and feel a little tap on my wrist. Time to stand up, my watch will whisper. Then, before killing myself, I'll say one last time, "I am standing up.

Now here we were, the shadows lengthening, our spaghetti growing cold, as he hit the half-hundred mark, then blithely sailed beyond it. Whore.

Every gathering has its moment. As an adult, I distract myself by trying to identify it, dreading the inevitable down-swing that is sure to follow. The guests will repeat themselves one too many times, or you'll run out of dope or liquor and realize that it was all you ever had in common.

It seemed like such a television moment, the intimacy unearned—grotesque, almost.

This was for me one of those adult moments involving a choice. Do you shrug your shoulders and say, "I couldn't get it to work either," or do you tell the woman she spent the weekend trying to open a wine bottle with the broken knob to the dishwasher?

She lit a cigarette and spent a moment identifying with the smoldering match.

La momentul respectiv, Bob sapa morminte, o cariera care denota o lipsa imbucuratoare de ambitie.