Top 35 Heather Webber Quotes (2024 Update)

1. “You’re smart to leave the past behind you. Otherwise, if you keep looking over your shoulder at it, you might miss what’s right ahead of you.”

— Heather Webber

2. “But sweetie, letting go is the only way you can fly.”

— Heather Webber

3. “Aku berharap dia ada disini, titik.”

— Heather Webber

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4. “Love doesn’t know any better. Those kinds of feelings are rare. You need to hold on to love when you can. And if it lasts, it lasts. And if it doesn’t, you deal with it.”

— Heather Webber

5. “It was my favorite mug, the one that read: “National Sarcasm Society. Like We Need Your Support.”

— Heather Webber

6. “We survive on sweet tea and complaining, plain and simple. Mostly the sweet tea, if I’m tellin’ it to you straight.”

— Heather Webber

7. “I tried to stand in my own light, truly I did, but it was easier said than done.”

— Heather Webber

8. “For where your roots are, your heart is.”

— Heather Webber

9. “It was a choice. I could either keep dwelling on what had happened, letting it define me, or take the valuable – and sometimes painful – lessons I’d learned from the relationship and move on. Maybe find someone eventually who loves me the same way I do them.”

— Heather Webber

10. “Opening yourself up, being you, is the only way to get what you want most in the world.” Stand in your own light.”

— Heather Webber

11. “Pain changed people. I couldn’t go back to the way I’d been, because I wasn’t the same person who’d left.”

— Heather Webber

12. “Some people consider moss a nuisance, but I find it to be utterly beautiful in its simplicity. Moss symbolizes a charitable nature and a mother’s love, and every time I see it, it makes me remember my mama. She’s the one who taught me – and Bee – all about the language of flowers.”

— Heather Webber

13. “Peonies are a gift from the heavens above. I mean, just look at this flower, so big and round. The ruffled petals that look like they belong on a ball gown? Absolute perfection. That scent? It always reminds me of rose and jasmine. I sell these stems at the Sweetplace, but there’s no better place for them than in a wedding bouquet, since peonies represent a happy marriage and a happy life. Mix them with some good stock in a bouquet, and well, you’re kicking married life off right.”

— Heather Webber

14. “There’s no better escape from real life than into a book.”

— Heather Webber

15. “You haven’t had a piece of pie yet, have you, sonny boy?”

— Heather Webber

16. “This is the South after all, where there’s always a touch of magic in the air.”

— Heather Webber

17. “For me, the library had been my Narnia, a magical place that took me away to another land, where I learned more than I had ever hoped. Librarians instinctively took me under their wings, protecting me as much as they could from the evils inherent in my mother’s way of life. Books had become my refuge, my only friends, family, my escape from my everyday reality.”

— Heather Webber

18. “It simply wouldn’t cross their minds to care. Oh, they’d be polite. Civil. All surface and no depth.”

— Heather Webber

19. “History shapes us, molds us, forms us. You’re where you are now because of where you’ve been and the choices you’ve made. You have to ask yourself, Am I happy? Because if not, every day is a new day to start over.”

— Heather Webber

20. “Tragedy, accidents especially, rarely come with reasons why. Yet, we look for them everywhere. We blame. We deny. We carry guilt, regrets. Sometimes, and this is hard to accept but you must, it is simply that person’s time to go. We are all here on borrowed time.”

— Heather Webber

21. “Family was forever. For better or for worse.”

— Heather Webber

22. “It was a familiar pattern – Mama often kept me in the dark on important matters.”

— Heather Webber

23. “Grief can change a person to the point where they become someone they don’t know, or even like very much.”

— Heather Webber

24. “It’s past time to stop blaming and start healing.”

— Heather Webber

25. “Seems to me there’s a whole lot of people around here carrying around a heap of pain tied to the past. Might be time to start letting that go and start healing.”

— Heather Webber

26. “Grief was a capricious companion. Sometimes distant and aloof. Sometimes so overwhelming it was hard to think a straight thought. Its mood changed at whim, making it emotionally exhausting to keep up.”

— Heather Webber

27. “Sometimes people lie to protect the ones they love.”

— Heather Webber

28. “I’d yet to find a place that felt like home, something I wanted very much.”

— Heather Webber

29. “Once upon a time, there was a family of Celtic women with healing hands and giving hearts, who knew the value of the earth and used its abundance to heal, to soothe, to comfort.”

— Heather Webber

30. “Don’t tell him I said that. And Marcy runs the gift shop.”

— Heather Webber

31. “The blackbirds have been here all my life. Midnight till one in the morning. They sing the prettiest songs you’ll ever hear.”

— Heather Webber

32. “As I sang the ABC’s in my head – another trick my therapist had taught me to refocus my thoughts –.”

— Heather Webber

33. “Life is too short, too fragile, too precious to hide in the shadows of what might have been. If continuously looking behind, you risk missing the possibilities that lie ahead.”

— Heather Webber

34. “I’d been called ma’am at least two dozen times in the past week, and despite learning the term was a southern courtesy used on any woman, it still set my teeth on edge. Unless you were geriatric, no one used ‘ma’am’ up north.”

— Heather Webber

35. “I’d always considered the crook of his arm to be the safest place in the whole world.”

— Heather Webber