Missing Quotes - Page 91

It is unpleasant to miss even the most trifling thing to which we have been accustomed.

If you miss the first buttonhole, you will not succeed in buttoning up your coat.

As soon as I get bored, I start missing the kids, so I dont let myself get bored. I just go surfing.

I miss the Swedish women on the first day of spring cause they all just blossom in the most incredible way.

You have to understand what you’re missing before you can really feel a loss.

You can miss a person you've never known.

There is a fine line between seeing something that's lost as missing, and seeing it as something that might be found.

It took me a lifetime to realizethings don't get lost if they don't have value- you don't miss what you don't care about.

That's the strange thing about being a mother: until you have a baby, you don't even realize how much you were missing one

I pointed to the wound. "It's missing," I said. My grandmother smiled, and that was all it took for me to stop seeing the scar, and to recognize her again. "Yes," she said. "But see how much of me is left?

I’m gonna miss you,” Brianna says. “I’m gonna miss you too, baby,” Angelo murmurs. For Pete’s sake. It’s not like she’s leaving on a trip around the world. She’s only headed to homeroom.

If his voice hasn't been the melody of my life, it's been the bass line, so subtle you don't notice it until it's missing.

You might have to lose control before you could find out what you'd been missing.

And in general, the residents of the town wondered why they all felt hollow just beneath the throat, the result of missing something they had never been able to name in the first place.

The word "miss" is so wistful. As is the word "wistful," for that matter. They both have sighs embedded in them, that "iss" sound. Which also sounds like if.

I think we all in comedi business, especially when we reach a certain age, are divas up to a point. I love when a limousine comes for me, I can't lie about that. I love when you go to a restaurant and they say, "Come this way, Miss Rivers," and you get a good table. I love all that, the perks that come with the business.

I love being in borrowed houses. I love being a bit out of my context. I miss my context dreadfully, but I'm excited by that.

I miss directing. I see stories in images and music more so than in dialogue.

I didn't miss training because it had become so painful for me. I filled the void pretty quickly as I went straight into coaching and it was great; I had to start learning all over again, and then when I went into TV I knew nothing about it so I had to start from the very beginning.

Playing in front of 25,000 people and millions more on television, and performing and doing what I worked so hard to try to accomplish was, in my opinion, the ultimate. Do I miss it? Of course I do.

I'm very attached to my family and protective of them and miss them, and that situation, my connection with that can make me become very vulnerable.

Don’t blow your own horn, or you might just miss the music.

The highs and lows of show business is a rollercoaster for sure. There's so many highs, there's just moments of your life where you go, "Wow I can't believe how insanely lucky I am," and then you can turn around and the next moment feel so completely caught up in your own wanting, and desiring, and needing and feel like somehow you're missing something. It's just higher the high, the lower the low.

I would really like to spend more time with the family. Every time I go abroad I miss them all dreadfully.

Witnessing the bond between a parent and their little ones firsthand really brought home to me how much I was missing.