“History is sacred—like a nature hike. ‘Leave only footprints, take only memories.”
―
Rysa Walker,
Timebound
“Some things, however, should happen in the correct order. Shoes go on after socks. Peanut butter is applied after the bread comes out of the toaster, not before. And grandchildren are born after their grandparents.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“I was young and in love, and that rarely leads to wise decisions.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“It’s a hard lesson in life, but you have to accept that some things are out of your hands. Otherwise, you’ll never know a single minute of peace. You mend what you can, and you let the rest go. You just let it go.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Edge
“You cannot hide from your heart, Kate. It always finds you. And, sadly, I cannot hide from mine.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Golden Rule—whoever has the gold makes the rules.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Echo
“Storytelling requires two minds. The writer draws the basic outlines and adds some detail. It’s never complete, however, until the reader fills in that outline with the colors and experiences of his or her own life.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Divide
“...religions that believe they have a lock on divine wisdom and a reserved seat in the VIP section of the hereafter.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Twisted Arrow
“All major religions have rules against murder. If they didn’t, there would be few converts. Well, at least few converts that you’d want to be in the same room with. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t plenty of people willing to kill in the name of their faith—that’s true of most religions.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“And one day, if I see your smile on her face, maybe that'll keep me from feeling I've left a piece of my heart behind.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Divide
“like Niemöller said, if you ignore it when they’re taking rights from everyone else, pretty soon they’ll come after yours, and there’s no one left to protest.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Edge
“So I sat at the kitchen table chopping the “holy trinity” of Creole cuisine—bell peppers, celery, and onions—” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Try not to think too badly of me as you read it. I was young and in love, and that rarely leads to wise decisions.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Kiernan. I had a sudden memory of the small, scuffed-up shoe I’d seen just before I fell. He must have snatched the bracelet when the crowd gathered around me. If I managed to get out, I resolved to give him every last penny I had and cover his little face with kisses.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Saul is a devout believer only in himself, and he was convinced that the religious faith of others, if manipulated skillfully, was an excellent path to the power he sought. He was studying religions of the world in order to pick up tips on how to build his own.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Maybe Eve should never have plucked the damn apple from the tree…or maybe Adam should have had the balls to pluck it first. Maybe we should never have split the atom…or maybe we should have wiped out all our enemies when we were the only ones who had the bomb. You can go round and round, but none of this matters once the genie is out of the bottle.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Mirror
“Having your existence completely erased has to qualify as a life-changing event, by anyone’s definition.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Prudence Katherine Pierce-Keller, time-traveling ninja.” “Oh, ho… funny.” I laughed and then faked an angry look. “Lawrence Alma Coleman the Third clearly likes to live dangerously.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“7Do not attempt to conquer the world with force. Force yields only resistance.” ― Rysa Walker, Red, White, and the Blues
“Some things, however, should happen in the correct order. Shoes go on after socks. Peanut butter is applied after the bread comes out of the toaster, not before. And grandchildren are born after their grandparents.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“I was young and in love, and that rarely leads to wise decisions.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“It’s a hard lesson in life, but you have to accept that some things are out of your hands. Otherwise, you’ll never know a single minute of peace. You mend what you can, and you let the rest go. You just let it go.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Edge
“You cannot hide from your heart, Kate. It always finds you. And, sadly, I cannot hide from mine.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Golden Rule—whoever has the gold makes the rules.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Echo
“Storytelling requires two minds. The writer draws the basic outlines and adds some detail. It’s never complete, however, until the reader fills in that outline with the colors and experiences of his or her own life.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Divide
“...religions that believe they have a lock on divine wisdom and a reserved seat in the VIP section of the hereafter.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Twisted Arrow
“All major religions have rules against murder. If they didn’t, there would be few converts. Well, at least few converts that you’d want to be in the same room with. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t plenty of people willing to kill in the name of their faith—that’s true of most religions.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“And one day, if I see your smile on her face, maybe that'll keep me from feeling I've left a piece of my heart behind.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Divide
“like Niemöller said, if you ignore it when they’re taking rights from everyone else, pretty soon they’ll come after yours, and there’s no one left to protest.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Edge
“So I sat at the kitchen table chopping the “holy trinity” of Creole cuisine—bell peppers, celery, and onions—” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Try not to think too badly of me as you read it. I was young and in love, and that rarely leads to wise decisions.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Kiernan. I had a sudden memory of the small, scuffed-up shoe I’d seen just before I fell. He must have snatched the bracelet when the crowd gathered around me. If I managed to get out, I resolved to give him every last penny I had and cover his little face with kisses.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Saul is a devout believer only in himself, and he was convinced that the religious faith of others, if manipulated skillfully, was an excellent path to the power he sought. He was studying religions of the world in order to pick up tips on how to build his own.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Maybe Eve should never have plucked the damn apple from the tree…or maybe Adam should have had the balls to pluck it first. Maybe we should never have split the atom…or maybe we should have wiped out all our enemies when we were the only ones who had the bomb. You can go round and round, but none of this matters once the genie is out of the bottle.” ― Rysa Walker, Time's Mirror
“Having your existence completely erased has to qualify as a life-changing event, by anyone’s definition.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“Prudence Katherine Pierce-Keller, time-traveling ninja.” “Oh, ho… funny.” I laughed and then faked an angry look. “Lawrence Alma Coleman the Third clearly likes to live dangerously.” ― Rysa Walker, Timebound
“7Do not attempt to conquer the world with force. Force yields only resistance.” ― Rysa Walker, Red, White, and the Blues
