Quote by Jodi Lynn Anderson

What mattered was stil there. That was what they all felt, and what surprised them all. What mattered couldnt be shaken.

What mattered was stil there. That was what they all felt, a

Summary

This quote highlights the enduring nature of what truly matters in life. It suggests that despite the ups and downs, uncertainties, and challenges one may face, there are certain core aspects that remain unshakable. These "things that matter" could refer to values, relationships, or a sense of purpose. The surprise mentioned in the quote suggests that people may sometimes overlook or underestimate the resilience of these essential elements, finding comfort and reassurance in their unwavering presence. Ultimately, the quote imparts the idea that what truly matters in life remains steadfast, providing stability and grounding amidst the chaos.

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By Jodi Lynn Anderson

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