Memory Quote by Haruki Murakami

“I want you to use your misplaced acorn of a brain before the squirrel comes looking for it again.”

— Scott Lynch

“It was like having a heart to heart with a squirrel. You want to believe they understand you, but deep down, logical tells you…

— Laurel Dewey

“It was one of those moments when everything is out of balance, I suppose, and just watching an odd thing seems to make sense.…

— Colum McCann

“I remember weeping... at the silence, the stillness, the turning passages and cluttered walls. I supposed then that those things would be strange to…

— Sarah Waters

“I guess even a blind squirrel finds a nut now and then. Anthony”

— KB Jacobs

“The memory stirs sadness. It scatters around me like dust.”

— Ellen Hopkins

“That was the cruelty of memory. The way it could ambush you.”

— Anne D. LeClaire

“Mentally, my brain was hopping as wildly as a sugared-up squirrel,”

— Donna White Glaser

“They might as well have been trying to fit a squirrel through the eye of a needle.”

— Maya Bode

“The memory slowly faded away. I could feel tears strolling down my snout from my eyes. I missed my father... He did what he…

— Grace Fiorre

“I was thinking about a lot of things at that moment, really, and I mean a lot of things. Like the way squirrels in…

— Chad Eastham

“I have a shocking memory - I remember everything.”

— Melinda Chapman