Wudyka Obituaries Quotes & Sayings

He forgot about me almost as soon as I disappeared from sight. — Ron Currie Jr.

What has Iraq done to us? — Janeane Garofalo

Before, time held no meaning with him. Now it's everything. Every second of my existence feels like it will be the last. — Kitty Thomas

You think just because we got stars up here we can wish on 'em and make everything better — Neal Shusterman

It's important to remember that Mark David Chapman really set a lot of trends: such as the trend of celebrities having bodyguards. — Julie Klausner

We shall not grow wiser before we learn that much that we have done was very foolish. — Friedrich August Von Hayek

And that's a life, isn't it? Some achievements and some disappointments. It's been interesting to me, though I wouldn't complain or be amazed if others found it less so. Maybe, in a way, Adrian knew what he was doing. Not that I would have missed my own life for anything, you understand. [pp.60-61] — Julian Barnes

Turning off the machines is a technicality. Her mind is already gone. Her spirit lingers, but it's tied to her bed because we are. If we want it free, we have to do this for her." Molly heard an echo of her father and saw no inconsistency. Yes, Robin's soul was in heaven. Her spirit, though, was different. It was the part of her that lived on in everyone she left behind. In that regard, what Kathryn said made sense. — Barbara Delinsky

Obsessions are always dangerous. — Agatha Christie

I believe in luck. My luck's real streaky. — D. B. Sweeney

When we return to our breathing, we return to the present moment, our true home. There's no need for us to struggle to arrive somewhere else. We know our final destination is the cemetery. Why are we in a hurry to get there? Why not step in the direction of life, which is in the present moment? — Thich Nhat Hanh

As you walk, you simply walk. Don't go ahead, don't jump here and there. Mind always go ahead or lag behind. Remain with the moment. — Rajneesh

To meet her fate beneath the rowan trees in the hills near — Diana Gabaldon