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Behoefte Aan Quotes By Neil Gaiman: How old are you, really?" I asked. "Eleven."

How old are you, really?" I asked. "Eleven." I thought for a bit. Then I asked, "How long have you been eleven for? — Neil Gaiman

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Carl Sagan: When you're in love, you want to tell

When you're in love, you want to tell the world. My lifelong love affair with science — Carl Sagan

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Jay Kopelman: Why wasn't my time spent helping people instead

Why wasn't my time spent helping people instead of a puppy? I don't know and I don't care but at least I saved something. — Jay Kopelman

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Jean Piaget: To accustom the infant to get out of

To accustom the infant to get out of its own difficulties or to calm it by rocking it may be to lay the foundations of a good or of a bad disposition. — Jean Piaget

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Tom Robbins: cream of banana soup

cream of banana soup — Tom Robbins

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Peter A. Cohen: When we think about our strengths, we are

When we think about our strengths, we are strong. When we think about our weaknesses, we are weak. — Peter A. Cohen

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Val Edward Simone: If you are not in charge of your

If you are not in charge of your life, who is? — Val Edward Simone

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Janette Rallison: And her dreams that didn't happen, that couldn't

And her dreams that didn't happen, that couldn't have happened because she'd pinned them on somebody too broken and unattainable to love her back. — Janette Rallison

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Frank Sonnenberg: Keeping score, in friendships, is a losing game.

Keeping score, in friendships, is a losing game. — Frank Sonnenberg

Behoefte Aan Quotes By Joseph Conrad: And after some talk we agreed that the

And after some talk we agreed that the wisdom of rats had been grossly overrated, being in fact no greater than that of men. — Joseph Conrad