Ageing Quote by Charles Finch

“I thought, too, about time. How fleet it is, and how certain, and like death how indifferent to our commentary upon it.”

— Charles Finch

“Just as I have my own role to play, so does time. And time does its job much more faithfully, much more accurately, than…

— Haruki Murakami

“Perhaps with age came a more sedate appreciation of the passage of time.”

— Tim Lebbon

“We need to think again about the beauties of age, its freedom and its splendor. It is the “fresh life within” that age reveals…

— Joan D. Chittister

“There comes a time in one’s life, perhaps in middle age, when we stop and assess who we are, and the life we have.”

— Fennel Hudson

“I suspect, even more importantly, the aged are hidden away so that we do not remember that one day we shall all walk that…

— J. Nozipo Maraire

“We can no longer create the feeling of an era...of time being particular to one spot in time.”

— Douglas Coupland

“It’s the age of daring. It’s the only time we have. We must live in the present. We are young and alive.”

— Gregory Maguire

“It is my opinion that enjoying yourself in the present and loosening your definition of time slows the aging process.”

— Frederick Dodson

“What I would like to do is use the time that is coming now to talk about some things that have come to mind.…

— Robert M. Pirsig

“Oh hours of childhood, when behind each shape more than the past appeared and what streamed out before us was not the future. We…

— Rainer Maria Rilke

“It was frightening, though, how little time you got. You only became yourself when you were twenty-three or twenty-four. A few years later, you…

— Roddy Doyle