The Book of Beginnings Quotes

“sher”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“some write, the quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog, as it has all the letters in the alphabet in it.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“came”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“I have known the silence of the stars, and of the sea. And the silence of the city when it pauses.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“It also occurs to her that when you feel most in need of new friends, is often the time when you feel least capable of making them.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“It is never too late to be what you might have been.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“When your right hand gives, even your left hand shouldn’t know what the right hand is doing.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“When people told him he was a fool, he asked, how would he know he was reaching the people in real need if he didn’t help them all?”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“To the three of us.’ She pauses and then adds the words that George Eliot wrote: ‘It is never too late to be what you might have been.’ The three of them raise their glasses in unison.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“have often thought we spend too much time obsessing about finding, “the one”, and we forget that a best friend can be a lifelong love. There is a fundamental truth, comfort and joy in having a best friend.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“I have often thought we spend too much time obsessing about finding "the one" and we forget that a best friend can be a lifelong love. There is a fundamental truth, comfort and joy having a best friend.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“even”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“days. I have often thought we spend too much time obsessing about finding, “the one”, and we forget that a best friend can be a lifelong love. There is a fundamental truth, comfort and joy in having a best friend.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“when you feel most in need of new friends, is often the time when you feel least capable of making them.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings

“The gesture is so fleeting, but it breathes warmth into her.”
― Sally Page, The Book of Beginnings