5,121 Quotes About Memories

Or from even further back, from as far back as she could remember, there rose the fascination she had felt as a little girl every time she saw her grandfather shaving: he would sit down, usually around seven in the morning, after a frugal breakfast, and with a serious air make up his lather with a very soft brush in a bowl of very hot water, a lather so thick and white and firm that even after more than seventy-five years it still made her mouth water.

The night embarks, or dark ages,Flocks returning to nests, congesting the city,Rush hours begin, honking and jamming,Few like us aren’t in hurry, waiting by the bus stop,Chatting over trivial episodes, perhaps making memories of lifelong,Evenings spent miles across, freedom, I could return at anytime,No one to ask, hardly any anticipation,I am home now, thus my phone rings, cozy wintry dewdrop.

Sometimes the sweetest memories are the ones you have no pictures to remember it by. The little film just keeps replaying in your mind.

Don't let memories keep you from creating new ones.

Hearts can do that, you know: hold on to something when the rest of you has forgotten about it. Hearts have longer memories than brains.

When I asked her about her days in Brooklyn she doled out scraps and then went silent. What was the use? The past is the past and it’s dangerous to go back.

On the spur of the moment, they met again in the same cafe after 5 years. In a matter of minutes, with just a few words of conversation, the situation turns a bit awkward because both of them were trying to hide their desperation but every last memory came back like a torrent from upstream.

The aged remember their youth but the young have no aged memories.

New memories do not replace old ones.