Fruktoza Quotes & Sayings

In my view, the adults are the burnt generation of Iraq for whom nothing can be done. But for the children, we can worry now, we can talk about them, we can plan for them, we can get our protest heard by others. — Bahman Ghobadi

Nature is made of cycles, and we are made of nature. What is unnatural is believing in an infallible man and a nice place waiting in the sky." George — V.E Schwab

No one will protect what they don't care about; and no one will care about what they have never experiened — David Attenborough

You've lived through a lot of wars, I said.
"Yes."
Do they ever make more sense?
"No. — Mitch Albom

But I know I didn't love school for school's sake. I had never really been what people call an 'academic' person, nor did I see myself becoming one. Instead, I took pleasure in the fact that my work existed in a social setting, one that was based on the promise of a brighter future. I knew that what I adored about school was that each of my assignments - readings, essays, or in-class presentations - was inseparable from my relationships [ ... ] If I loved school at all, I loved it for what it provided me access to: bonds with people I grew to cherish. And nothing was better than working toward my dreams alongside people I loved who were doing the same. — Liz Murray

The old he-coon walks just before the light of day. — Lawton Chiles

Don't you know that it is only the very foolish folk who talk sense all the time? (Anne) — L.M. Montgomery

So, if you can, give up the want of another and be who you are, and more often than not, love will come at the precise moment you are simply loving yourself. — Mark Nepo

I may be a lifelong 'downtowner,' but Central Park really is the most amazing and the most beautiful part of New York City. — Moby

The weight of the old world is stifling, and trying to shovel its weight off your life is tiring just to think about. The constant shuttling of opinions is tiring, and the shuffling of papers across desks, the chopping of logic and the trimming of attitudes. There must, somewhere, be a simpler, more violent world. — Hilary Mantel