What She Found Quotes

“What I’ve learned is that life isn’t about memories. It isn’t about the past. It’s about living in the present and looking to the future, and what that future holds for each of us.” She looked at her mother and her”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“had tracked”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“We can’t make up lost time, but we can make the most of what time we have left.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“Einstein”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“Her mother’d had Lisa tested as a child, and the doctors concluded she had autism, which according to her mother meant she was just a shade below brilliant.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“married.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“That set off the home security system—a chorus of deep barks from Rex and Sherlock, the two Rhodesian-mastiffs Tracy inherited when she and Dan married. Roger squirmed free and shot from her arms. A thud, followed by a second thud, came from upstairs. The dogs had been on the bed—against Tracy’s rules. Nails clicked on the hardwood floor as the two dogs rushed to the landing at the top of the steps. They looked down at Tracy, tails wagging, but tentative. “You know you’re not supposed to be on the bed,” she said. Rex shifted his eyes back to the master bedroom. An admission of guilt. Sherlock, apparently deciding to seek forgiveness, lumbered his 140 pounds down the steps to greet her. “Good boy,” she said. “You’re in the will. Rex, you get a lump of coal.” Rex whined and trudged back into the bedroom. The”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“consequences are because of the actions a person chose to take, whatever that person’s reason or justification. The consequences lie with them. Not me.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“consequences are because of the actions a person chose to take,”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“Tracy knew prisoners often said the most difficult thing to get used to wasn’t being locked behind bars or doors, but learning to deal with the constant noise, the lack of any peace or privacy.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“It’s just such a lost feeling to not know who I am, or how I fit in this world. I had no choice but to forge ahead . . . stiff upper lip and all. But from where I was forging . . . I didn’t have a center post to ground me.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“But odds are only created if a probability exists that there is an alternative.”
" What can it hurt to buy the ticket and entertain that false hope?” "...you are the eternal optimist, but I get your point.” “Maybe I am. I’d rather be the guy actually holding that winning lottery ticket, but . . . even I’m not that eternal of an optimist.”

“‘When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to the evildoers.’ Proverbs 21:15.” "

"And I’ll tell you it’s a lot more fun moving forward with people you love and who love you.”

"The consequences are because of the actions a person chose to take, whatever that person’s reason or justification. The consequences lie with them."

"When people can no longer trust you, when they no longer see you as honorable, what are you left with? Not a lot. Sometimes, in those circumstances, it’s harder to live with yourself than it is to live with what you did.”

"Sometimes, people say, it takes a tragedy to make us realize what we have, to make us realize how blessed we really are and what we could lose. Sometimes we have to know loss to appreciate what we find. "

"What I’ve learned is that life isn’t about memories. It isn’t about the past. It’s about living in the present and looking to the future, and what that future holds for each of us”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“and those poor souls who were lonely and just wanted to talk.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“She could get upset, but what good would that do? Bitterness was never a good recipe for happiness.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“And maybe ‘if ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we’d all have a merry Christmas”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“But I know you. You’ll hem and haw for a bit, but in the end, you’ll go because you hate to lose—at anything.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“We can’t always control the outcomes, but we can control what we do.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“Tracy had always thought hope to be cruel, a tease that filled people with positive emotions, without any real basis.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“You just do your job, Tracy, and the chips will fall where they fall. You get me?”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“And maybe ‘if ifs and buts were candy and nuts, we’d all have a merry Christmas,”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“Then maybe God exists.” Tracy made a face, not following. “I’m sorry?” “‘When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to the evildoers.’ Proverbs 21:15.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“Non-declarative memory is memories associated with skills and learning. It is acquired by practice, not by recollection.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“When justice is done, it brings joy to the righteous but terror to the evildoers.’ Proverbs 21:15.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“Just thirty years of studying human nature. The strongest biological urge may be to procreate, but it’s not far ahead of man’s innate compulsion to protect himself.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found

“If she didn’t have a deadline hanging over her head like a guillotine blade, she couldn’t focus worth a damn.”
― Robert Dugoni, What She Found