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| | | We are not the same persons this year | | I hope that my achievements in life |
| | | as last; nor are those we love. It is a | | shall be these - that I will have fought for |
| | | happy chance if we, changing, continue | | what was right and fair, that I will have |
| | | to love a changed person. | | risked for that which mattered, and that I |
| | | | | will have given help to those who were |
| | | One can pay back the loan of gold, but | | in need that I will have left the earth a |
| | | one dies forever in debt to those who | | better place for what I've done and who |
| | | are kind. | | I've been. |
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| | | The moment a child is born, the mother | | A friend knows the song in my heart |
| | | is also born. She never existed before. | | and sings it to me when my memory |
| | | The woman existed, but the mother, | | fails. |
| | | never. A mother is something | | |
| | | absolutely new. | | Friendship is unnecessary, like |
| | | | | philosophy, like art.... It has no survival |
| | | The task of the excellent teacher is to | | value; rather it is one of those things |
| | | stimulate "apparently ordinary" people | | that give value to survival. |
| | | to unusual effort. The tough problem is | | |
| | | not in identifying winners: it is in making | | Academe, n.: An ancient school where |
| | | winners out of ordinary people. | | morality and philosophy were taught. |
| | | | | Academy, n.: A modern school where |
| | | When you come to the end of your | | football is taught. |
| | | rope, tie a knot and hang on. | | |
| | | | | Middle age is the time when a man is |
| | | You have to walk carefully in the | | always thinking that in a week or two he |
| | | beginning of love; the running across | | will feel as good as ever. |
| | | fields into your lover's arms can only | | |
| | | come later when you're sure they won't | | Enduring habits I hate.... Yes, at the |
| | | laugh if you trip. | | very bottom of my soul I feel grateful to |
| | | | | all my misery and bouts of sickness |
| | | I love being married. It's so great to | | and everything about me that is |
| | | find that one special person you want | | imperfect, because this sort of thing |
| | | to annoy for the rest of your life. | | leaves me with a hundred backdoors |
| | | | | through which I can escape from |
| | | If I had a single flower for every time I | | enduring habits. |
| Albuquerque GiftsBaskets | | think about you, I could walk forever in | | |
| Los Alamos GiftsBaskets | | my garden. | | A crying baby is the best form of birth |
| Las Vegas GiftsBaskets | | | | control. |
| Gallup GiftsBaskets | | It is the will of God and Nature that | | |
| Hobbs GiftsBaskets | | these mortal bodies be laid aside, | | No matter how much cats fight, there |
| Portales GiftsBaskets | | when the soul is to enter into real life; | | always seem to be plenty of kittens. |
| Portales GiftsBaskets | | 'tis rather an embrio state, a | | |
| | | preparation for living; a man is not | | A friend is the one who comes in when |
| | | completely born until he be dead: Why | | the whole world has gone out. |
| | | then should we grieve that a new child | | |
| | | is born among the immortals? | | Babies are always more trouble than |
| | | | | you thought - and more wonderful. |
| | | Love is the greatest refreshment in life. | | |
| | | | | If I had my way I'd make health |
| | | hardest to say, because words | | |
| | | diminish them. | | |
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