Culture Quote by Lisa See

“The thing about traditions is that they hold up the shape of your memory.”

— Ava Dellaira

“Tradition is a fragile thing in a culture built entirely on the memories of the elders.”

— Alice Albinia

“Remembering those days always aroused a mixture of emotions in her—something akin to, but not quite, nostalgia. Nostalgia was often romanticized; with these memories,…

— Nicholas Sparks

“And I remembered now, too, my inadvertent youthful condescension, when the woman had said, apologizing for some information she couldn't recall, "I still remember…

— Susan Choi

“Traditions are like rules, they are meant to be broken.”

— A.E. Croft

“She knew from listening to her grandmother that old age was made up of such remembrances of youth. But she didn’t want to recall…

— Betty Smith

“Traditions never die” ... They sometimes get a back- seat for convenience, and bloom back at right moment...”

— Anvita Bajpai

“And she's striken with sudden nostalgia for the life she's been so eager to pack away, she wishes there was some way of being…

— Sonya Hartnett

“Traditions are just peer pressure from dead people.”

— Eliot Schrefer

“Traditions are group efforts to keep the unexpected from happening. ”

— Barbara Tober

“She is more memory than reality. She belongs to a time of teenage crushes, first kisses, crowded lecture halls and smoky pubs. Even if…

— Michael Robotham

“our finite time in life does not allow us to really go back. The biographies and autobiographies, based on the exploration and interpretation of…

— Gar Lasalle