“One must still have chaos
in oneself to be able to
give birth to a dancing star.”
~ Friedrich Nietzsche
“One must still have chaos
in oneself to be able to
give birth to a dancing star.”
~ Friedrich Nietzsche
“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
“It should be noted that children
at play are not playing about;
their games should be seen as
their most serious-minded activity.”
~ Michel de Montaigne
“We do not inherit the earth
from our ancestors,
we borrow it from our children.”
~ Native American Proverb
“Never worry about the size of
your Christmas tree. In the eyes
of children, they are all 30 feet tall.”
~ Larry Wilde
“I believe in the value of life.
I believe we must prepare our children
for tomorrow with the family values
of my grandparents.”
~ Ryan Zinke
“Little children,
you are from God,
and have conquered them;
for the one who is in you
is greater than the one
who is in this world.”
~ Jesus Christ
“‘One Yellow Daffodil’ is both
a look to the past and to
the future, and expresses
my belief in the great spirit
and strength of our children.”
~ David A. Adler
“I wish Isaac never
came here.
But he’s always here,
just like
‘He Who Walks Behind the Rows.'”
~ Dialogue from the Stephen King novel