Shifted by the Winds Quotes

“The truth is…we change the course of history with every action we take.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted by the Winds: 1866 September-December

“There are times I think things that happen are isolated events. But then I discover that each one is simply a piece in a much bigger picture. Sometimes it takes a long time to see it, but everything always fits somewhere.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted by the Winds: 1866 September-December

“what was really there. It was Thomas”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted by the Winds: 1866 September-December

“Stories aren’t meant to be told just for the telling.” Carrie understood. “They’re meant to be told so the people hearing them can change the present and the future.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted by the Winds: 1866 September-December

“used by the Republican Party during the war. They wanted to stress the national character”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted by the Winds: 1866 September-December

“Moses laughed and swung him back into his arms. “First, I go see your mother and sisters, young man.” He saw Annie move out onto the porch with a platter of glasses. “And have some of that lemonade your granny fixed.” He treasured the lemons Abby sent from Richmond on a regular basis.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds

“Boy. You don’t neber stop bein’ afraid. Fear done grab you when you least expect it, but you can always count on it stickin’ its ole head in. Ain’t nothin’ wrong with fear, long as you don’t be lettin’ it control you. The best thin’ you can do is smile at it and then just keep right on doin’ whatever it is that is makin’ you afraid. I reckon them thin’s that cause you de most fear be the ones you be most meant to do.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds

“We can hope for the best, and then figure out how to live with what actually comes.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds

“Fear is the brain’s way of saying there is something important for you to overcome.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds

“work together. There would”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds

“they”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds

“am quite sure that one day we will open a”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds

“Responding to prejudice with prejudice will never do anything to change how things are in our country.”
― Ginny Dye, Shifted By The Winds