Life Quote by Terrie Todd

“So much history buried underneath. We spend our lives to try to dig it out, but always the present buries it again.”

— Tom Harper

“A walk through an old graveyard shows our ancestors often had more dead children than we have live ones.”

— P.J. O'Rourke

“And I realized that a death in the family wasn’t permanent—that a new life could replace an old life, and that the world moved…

— Caleb Pinkerton

“People get used to everything but being dead.”

— Richard Stark

“My brain scrambled to make room for the existene of these people. Grandparents I'd never known. They went from hypothetical, empty memories to blurry,…

— Megan Miranda

“The first thing I remember my grandmother saying was, “I will bury all of you!”

— Charles Bukowski

“Losing Grandma, just when I'd found her again. A waterfall of flowers brightened her funeral, but they couldn't disguise the stench of death.”

— Ellen Hopkins

“You’re still alive for Grandma.”

— Adam Silvera

“Everybody dies, but some spend a whole life digging their grave.”

— Shon Mehta

“People die, and everything they've ever said just echoes around and around. There's nothing new. Only the same nonsense from their lives.”

— Lauren DeStefano

“What I'm saying is I think life is staggering and we're just used to it. We are all like spoiled children no longer impressed…

— Donald Miller

“There was nothing like having a dead husband return from the grave to ruin a fine spring morning.”

— Amanda Quick