“Every man must do
two things alone;
he must do his own believing,
and his own dying.”
~ Martin Luther
“Every man must do
two things alone;
he must do his own believing,
and his own dying.”
~ Martin Luther
“Let us never know what
old age is. Let us know the
happiness Time brings, not
count the years.”
~ Ausonius
“Still round the corner
there may wait,
a new road or
a secret gate.”
~ J.R.R. Tolkien
“I think we all do have a
guardian angel. I believe they work
through us all the time, when we are
thoughtful and good and kind
to each other.”
~ Roma Downey
“Remember, the storm is a
good opportunity for the pine
and the cypress to show
their strength and their stability.”
~ Ho Chi Minh
“To fly as fast as thought,
you must begin by knowing
that you have already arrived.”
~ Jonathan Livingston Seagull
“Dare, dream, dance, smile,
and sing loudly! And have faith
that love is an unstoppable force.”
~ Suzanne Brockmann
“Age appears to be best
in four things:
old wood best to burn,
old wine to drink,
old friends to trust,
and old authors to read.”
~ Francis Bacon
“We climb to heaven most often
on the ruins of our cherished plans,
finding our failures were successes.”
~ Amos Bronson Alcott