Aging Friendship Quotes

#1. The more we feel concern for others and seek their well-being, the more friends we will have and the more welcome we will feel.

Dalai Lama

#2. I am a fading phantasmagoria. Time has left me in partial glory.

Fidelis O. Mkparu

#3. I have never lost faith in America's essential goodness and greatness.

Hillary Clinton

#4. As I've said many times and publicly, a war between China and Taiwan that involves the United States is a lose-lose-lose.

Dennis C. Blair

#5. In any case the friendships of later life, in contrast wih those negotiated before thirty, are apt to be burdened with reservations, constraints, inhibitions.

Anthony Powell

#6. Rabbit and Owl are aging bachelors whose respective megalomania and fussiness are tempered only by their mutual friendship, of which the less said, the better.

Frederick C. Crews

#7. A new day: Be open enough to see opportunities. Be wise enough to be grateful. Be courageous enough to be happy.

Steve Maraboli

#8. Growing up, the two things that made my blood boil were religious intolerance and animal cruelty. I've never understood it. I can't stand to have an animal in pain.

Ricky Gervais

#9. He remembers what I forget and I remember what he forgets. It's too late for either of us to make another old friend.

Abigail Thomas

#10. Say what you want about aging,
it's still the only way to have old friends.

Robert Breault

#11. Somehow she knew there would be an unspoken truce on their unspoken battle over God knew what when they were old. They could both surrender to their innate grumpiness. It was going to be a lovely relief.

Liane Moriarty

#12. No longer perceived across a distance, the world dissolves into my own blood, sustaining me from within via its nutritive powers. I am not just a gazing upon the world but one who feeds on it, drinks of it, breathes it in.

Drew Leder

#13. He thinks of the rotten parachute they played with as kids in Arcadia: they hurtle through life aging unimaginably fast, but each grasps a silken edge of memory that billows between them and softens the long fall.

Lauren Groff