Top 100 Maggie Smith Quotes (2024 Update)
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Maggie Smith Quote: “No wonder so many divorced men get remarried right away and so many divorced women stay on their own.”

101. “No wonder so many divorced men get remarried right away and so many divorced women stay on their own.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “Maybe I shouldn’t have accepted any of them, but I was trying to keep the peace. Now I think, What peace?”

102. “Maybe I shouldn’t have accepted any of them, but I was trying to keep the peace. Now I think, What peace?”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “Maybe this is a story of two human beings who committed to each other very young and didn’t survive one another’s changes.”

103. “Maybe this is a story of two human beings who committed to each other very young and didn’t survive one another’s changes.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “Do not be led by fear; fear cannot lead you out of the dark. Find whatever bits of hope you can – a trail of even the smallest bread crumbs, even the tiniest pebbles reflecting the moonlight – and follow them.”

104. “Do not be led by fear; fear cannot lead you out of the dark. Find whatever bits of hope you can – a trail of even the smallest bread crumbs, even the tiniest pebbles reflecting the moonlight – and follow them.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “The thing is, flowers die when you pick them. As soon as you cut them and put them in a vase, the clock’s on. You’re displaying them as something beautiful, and the whole time they’re decomposing. Sometimes I think our marriage was like that. As soon as it began, it was beginning to end.”

105. “The thing is, flowers die when you pick them. As soon as you cut them and put them in a vase, the clock’s on. You’re displaying them as something beautiful, and the whole time they’re decomposing. Sometimes I think our marriage was like that. As soon as it began, it was beginning to end.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “We can endure anything if we know when it will end, but I had no idea when it would end.”

106. “We can endure anything if we know when it will end, but I had no idea when it would end.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “It’s a mistake to think of one’s life as plot, to think of the events of one’s life as events in a story. It’s a mistake. And yet, there’s foreshadowing everywhere, foreshadowing I would’ve seen myself if I’d been watching a play or reading a novel, not living a life.”

107. “It’s a mistake to think of one’s life as plot, to think of the events of one’s life as events in a story. It’s a mistake. And yet, there’s foreshadowing everywhere, foreshadowing I would’ve seen myself if I’d been watching a play or reading a novel, not living a life.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “Stop focusing on what is behind you. It’s growing smaller and smaller, miniaturizing in the distance; stop squinting at it, as if it has answers. Today, keep your eyes on where you are going, not where you have been.”

108. “Stop focusing on what is behind you. It’s growing smaller and smaller, miniaturizing in the distance; stop squinting at it, as if it has answers. Today, keep your eyes on where you are going, not where you have been.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “A silver lining of being alone is being with someone you can trust, someone you respect and understand. You can let your guard down when you’re by yourself. You can give yourself permission to live your authentic life, without apology. You can love yourself in a way that no one else can.”

109. “A silver lining of being alone is being with someone you can trust, someone you respect and understand. You can let your guard down when you’re by yourself. You can give yourself permission to live your authentic life, without apology. You can love yourself in a way that no one else can.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “When I traveled, I planned carefully for minimal disruption to his schedule. I arranged playdates for after school or asked my parents for help. But I couldn’t pack lunches ahead, give baths ahead, make breakfasts ahead, get the kids dressed ahead, anticipate fevers or stomach flus ahead. Some things would have to be done in real time.”

110. “When I traveled, I planned carefully for minimal disruption to his schedule. I arranged playdates for after school or asked my parents for help. But I couldn’t pack lunches ahead, give baths ahead, make breakfasts ahead, get the kids dressed ahead, anticipate fevers or stomach flus ahead. Some things would have to be done in real time.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “Commit yourself to the present. Loosen your grip on the life you had before – before a loss, an upheaval, a change that called everything into question – so that you can be here, where you’re needed, right now. KEEP MOVING. Do something today that will bring you joy even if you know you will not do it well.”

111. “Commit yourself to the present. Loosen your grip on the life you had before – before a loss, an upheaval, a change that called everything into question – so that you can be here, where you’re needed, right now. KEEP MOVING. Do something today that will bring you joy even if you know you will not do it well.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “I’m trying to tell you the truth, so let me be clear: I didn’t want this lemonade. My kids didn’t want this lemonade. This lemonade was not worth the lemons. And yet, the lemons were mine. I had to make something from them, so I did. I wrote. I’ll drink to that.”

112. “I’m trying to tell you the truth, so let me be clear: I didn’t want this lemonade. My kids didn’t want this lemonade. This lemonade was not worth the lemons. And yet, the lemons were mine. I had to make something from them, so I did. I wrote. I’ll drink to that.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “Sometimes yes looks like reminding yourself of what is still possible. I went to find beauty, and it was still there. I go looking for it, and it’s there.”

113. “Sometimes yes looks like reminding yourself of what is still possible. I went to find beauty, and it was still there. I go looking for it, and it’s there.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “Do not be ashamed of the intensity of your emotion. That’s your humanity. Grief can be feral, wild, frightening. Give it a safe place to live.”

114. “Do not be ashamed of the intensity of your emotion. That’s your humanity. Grief can be feral, wild, frightening. Give it a safe place to live.”

— Maggie Smith

Maggie Smith Quote: “It’s easy to see the beginnings of things, and harder to see the ends.”

115. “It’s easy to see the beginnings of things, and harder to see the ends.”

— Maggie Smith

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