Quotes About Nancy Bird Walton

#1. Other women who flew were women of independent means. But I had to do something with it.

Nancy Bird Walton

#2. a true relantionship is when you can tell each other anything & everything no secrey no lies...

The Gentle Author

#3. I think, just the exhilaration of flying. The freedom of the air. The freedom of flight. And you completely remove yourself from the world. And you can voluntarily remove yourself from all those ... everything that's near and dear to you. And you voluntarily return.

Nancy Bird Walton

#4. I live only because it is in my power to die when I choose to: without the idea of suicide, I'd have killed myself right away.

Emile M. Cioran

#5. Live for something rather than die for nothing.
- George Patton

Cindy Gerard

#6. Why sleep when there are books to read.

Tahereh Mafi

#7. My alarm clock during my childhood was a pride of lions.

Yann Martel

#8. It is important that we forgive ourselves for making mistakes. We need to learn from our errors and move on.

Steve Maraboli

#9. I decided not to wear makeup, figuring the more innocent I looked, the harder it might be for him to ground me, or shoot hellfire from his eyes, or whatever it was that angry demon dads did.

Rachel Hawkins

#10. I have heard all that you have had to say to me on your problems.
You ask me what to do about them.
It is my view that your real problem is that you are a member of the human race.
Face that one first.

Idries Shah

#11. You can change the world by just becoming kind to the world.

Debasish Mridha

#12. knife in my hand.

Veronica Roth

#13. Of course the Dharma-body of the Buddha was the hedge at the bottom of the garden. At the same time, and no less obviously, it was these flowers, it was anything that I - or rather the blessed Not-I - cared to look at.

Aldous Huxley

#14. Stop looking for answers outside yourself. Don't ask God, BE GOD. You're the sculptor of your own reality - don't hand your tools to anyone else. Even the Big G!

Jeff Brown

#15. Nothing scared me more than the dark. I liked to see what was coming, and darkness was a place where things could hide.

Kami Garcia

#16. As a four-year-old, my mother told me I was climbing the fence, jumping off and calling myself an 'eppyplane' ... I bought books on aeroplanes, I followed everything in the newspapers about aeroplanes. Amy Johnson flew to Australia in 1930 - why couldn't I do something like that?

Nancy Bird Walton