Looking to the Future: 1868-1869 (The Bregdan Chronicles, #11)

by Ginny Dye

I don’t have to let my past define my future.

“Either way, if you suddenly end up with something you had no part in achieving, I wonder if you attach as much value to it as we would.”

I’ve decided I won’t let my past define my present, either.”

He had decided there wasn’t anyone in the world who didn’t have a reason to want to give up on living. It was always a choice.

“I learned I got to work hard for what I want, because most things don’t come to you without a fight.”

“I learned I got to be strong and brave. And that I got to know I can do anythin’ I set my mind to.”

“And I learned there always gonna be folks who will put me down or criticize me. I just gots to keep believin’ in myself an...

hardships often prepare ordinary people for an extraordinary destiny.”

life is what happens to you while you’re living,”

The chance to do something important doesn’t wait for perfect timing, because there is no perfect timing. You just got to start before you think you’re ready to start.”