Time Quote by David Bowie

As you get older, the questions come down to about two or three. How long? And what do I do with the time I've…

— David Bowie

“I can't really tell how old I am, only that I'm too young to wonder if I asked the right questions in the past,…

— Gabriel Bá

“What questions do you have for me?”

— Phil M Jones

“I don't like to ask myself how much time there is left, rather how much time have I had.”

— Jack Griffen

“How old are you, really?’ I asked. ‘Eleven.’ I thought for a while. Then I asked, ‘How long have you been eleven for?’ She”

— Neil Gaiman

“Is that your first question? …is there a limit? Only until I get bored. And that does tend to come more quickly these days.”

— Jonathan Sims

“When we grow older, we don’t find any answers. We stop asking the questions and pretend to know everything instead.”

— Roe Horvat

“How old are you, really?” I asked. “Eleven.” I thought for a bit. Then I asked, “How long have you been eleven for?”

— Neil Gaiman

“Sometimes, you get answers to questions you never thought to ask. And sometimes, the answers make you wish you hadn’t asked the questions in…

— Zack Stentz

“As a young adult, I simply wanted answers,not more questions.”

— Ka Wai Cheung

“And what have you got at the end of the day? What have you got to take away?”

— Mark Knopfler

“You know how much time you've used, but you never know how much you have left.”

— Russ Colchamiro