How much of human life is lost in waiting.Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Thinker and Luisa are back, one year later, with the blog Quoted
Images, Imaged Quotes. Very much look forward to seeing you around and reading your comments and suggestions.
Thinker and Luisa, November 2010
Images, Imaged Quotes. Very much look forward to seeing you around and reading your comments and suggestions.
Thinker and Luisa, November 2010
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- The city of cats
- Someone we can always blame for everything
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- my smiles, my stories, all over my body.
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6 comments:
yes, waiting and thinking too much, I guess... very true. beautiful quote and match :)
Yes, we spend a lot of our time waiting. We wait for buses, we wait in the lines, every day has its moments lost while we wait.
But if we want to do something, among all other things that we must do, we also must wait for it.
And i guess life achievements are made of many small elements together, of our hard work, pursuits, dreams, and of our waiting.
Henry David Thoreau said that the price of anything is the amount of life you exchange for it.
and that's a beautiful way of putting it :) I second you :)
Hi Luisa and Thinker
beautiful match of a beautiful picture and a beautiful quote.
Waiting... there was no better way of putting it :)
Hi Cécile, glad you like it!
It's easy to find a matching quote when the photo is inspiring and has a beautiful, deep mood as this one.
Thanks Cécile, I love this quote as well :)
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