Before Dorothy Quotes
Before Dorothy
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Hazel Gaynor4,888 ratings, 4.17 average rating, 826 reviews
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“The prairie taught me that life never goes as planned. It is the hardest lesson of all, to accept that we are nothing but tumbleweed, blown by the whims of fortune and destiny. We try to set our course and follow our path, struggle and fight to cling to the life we’ve imagined with every ounce of our being, but I now know that the bravest thing to do is to let go, give up the life we wanted to make room for the life we need. There is a peacefulness then, a comfort in knowing you will always be on the right path, following the road you were meant to take, even if it leads you in a new and frightening direction…”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“Home is, quite simply, wherever there is love.”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“Home, I now know, isn’t a place at all. Mountains or ocean, city or prairie—that’s just landscape, the view from the window when you wake. The most desolate place imaginable can feel safer than the prettiest place on earth, as long as those you love are with you.”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“she looked at her reflection in the hand mirror and saw the face of a woman she knew. The face of a woman who had struggled and survived. The face of a daughter. A sister. A wife. The face of a mother.”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“there are some things you can’t take with you on life’s journey. No matter how much they mean, or how precious they are, or how painful the parting.”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“We all need something magical to guide us, something bigger to hope for, a reason to believe that the impossible might just become possible after all.”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“Dreams aren’t always about rainbows and happy endings. They can be dark and dangerous. They can lead you astray, tempt you down the wrong road.”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“A heart is not judged by how much you love, but by how much you are loved by others. —The Wizard of Oz”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
“visceral”
― Before Dorothy
― Before Dorothy
