“Now Autumn’s fire burns slowly
along the woods and day by day
the dead leaves fall and melt.”
~ William Allingham
Warm-Colored Shadows
Family
Breathe and Proceed
“Arriving at one goal
is the starting point
to another.”
~ John Dewey
Live Without Regrets
“We must use time wisely
and forever realize that the time
is always ripe to do right.”
~ Nelson Mandela
Thank you, Hardworking Americans
“For working people and union members,
Labor Day stands for something special
and profound. It’s a day to honor the
deep commitment each of us has
to serve the children we teach,
the families we heal, and the
communities we love.”
~ Randi Weingarten
Fear No Labor
“Difficulties strengthen the mind,
as labor does the body.”
~ Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Mastering the Wind
“Forget not that the earth delights
to feel your bare feet and the winds
long to play with your hair.”
~ Khalil Gibran
Resurrection of Hope
“Every parting gives
a foretaste of death,
every reunion a hint
of the resurrection.”
~ Arthur Schopenhauer
Shells of a Former Life
“Words today are like the shells and
rope of seaweed which a child brings
home glistening from the beach and
which in an hour have lost their luster.”
~ Cyril Connolly
Time to Lose the Shoes
“You’re now entering the
Worry-Free Zone.
Mahalo for removing your shoes
and slippahs…
(But no take mo’bettah
ones when you leave!)”
~ Anonymous
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