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Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Jean-Claude Izzo: Sometimes, all it takes is one gesture, one

Sometimes, all it takes is one gesture, one word, to change the course of someone's life. Even if you know it won't last forever. — Jean-Claude Izzo

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Rob Brown: You think you want to be an astronaut,

You think you want to be an astronaut, and then after a while you're a geo-major for whatever reason. That's just the way it is in college. — Rob Brown

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Marshall B. Rosenberg: Fix-it jackals can't wait to fix it, because

Fix-it jackals can't wait to fix it, because they don't know how to enjoy pain. And until you learn how to enjoy pain, you can't enjoy intimacy. — Marshall B. Rosenberg

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Helen Keller: I would rather walk with a friend in

I would rather walk with a friend in the dark, than alone in the light. — Helen Keller

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By John Steinbeck: A dying people tolerates the present, rejects the

A dying people tolerates the present, rejects the future, and finds its satisfactions in past greatness and half remembered glory — John Steinbeck

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Shannon Lynette: Scars become a reminder for hope.

Scars become a reminder for hope. — Shannon Lynette

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Mark Time: have the neck of a thousand giraffes.

have the neck of a thousand giraffes. — Mark Time

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Billy Nungesser: We ought to take him offshore and dunk

We ought to take him offshore and dunk him 10 feet underwater and pull him up and ask him What's that all over your face? — Billy Nungesser

Assiduously Spelling Quotes By Geraldine Brooks: If a man is to lose his fortune,

If a man is to lose his fortune, it is a good thing if he were poor before he acquired it, for poverty requires aptitude. — Geraldine Brooks