Peggy Toney Horton Quotes

Remember sixteen - when all the world was new and your life stretched out before you like fresh snow waiting for your footprints?

Remember sixteen - when all the world was new and your life stretched before you like fresh snow waiting for your footprints.

Remember sixteen – when all the world was new and a lifetime stretched before you like fresh snow just waiting for your footprints?

Life is like music on a scale, shifting up and down. When your life is over, your song has been written.

Each New Year, we have before us a brand new book containing 365 blank pages. Let us fill them with all the forgotten things from last year—the words we forgot to say, the love we forgot to show, and the charity we forgot to offer.

The day after two feet of snow paralyzed the eastern part of the United States, the sun shone brightly from clear blue skies and it was as if nothing had ever happened – except for the deep snow that still covered the ground.Peggy Toney Horton wrote:“This beautiful sunny afternoon reminds me of a child who misbehaved and then looked at his mother with wide eyes and declared, ‘I didn't do it!

Like a dying ember, the child in us can flare up again when we least expect it..

My mother’s laughter was infectious - like a cheerful tune that lingers in your mind for the rest of the day.