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Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Xavier Forneret: It is not that one is good; one

It is not that one is good; one is happy. — Xavier Forneret

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Publilius Syrus: Society in shipwreck is a comfort to all.

Society in shipwreck is a comfort to all. — Publilius Syrus

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By George Clooney: We're picking on people we can beat.

We're picking on people we can beat. — George Clooney

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Cassandra Clare: How could you be heartbroken and happy at

How could you be heartbroken and happy at the same time? — Cassandra Clare

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Amy Vansant: Why are things always happy in Japanese restaurants?

Why are things always happy in Japanese restaurants? Just once, maybe I'd like to try the Sashimi of Discontent, or the Heartbroken Hand Roll — Amy Vansant

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Amy Poehler: Someday you will wake up feeling 51 percent

Someday you will wake up feeling 51 percent happy and slowly, molecule by molecule, you will feel like yourself again. — Amy Poehler

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Beyonce Knowles: I felt like it was time to set

I felt like it was time to set up my future, so I set a goal. My goal was independence. — Beyonce Knowles

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Donald Trump: Respect whatever it is [ Confederate flag] that

Respect whatever it is [ Confederate flag] that you have to respect, because it was a point in time, and put it in a museum. — Donald Trump

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Greg Brenneman: Financing is tough, and you really have to

Financing is tough, and you really have to work hard in the businesses you invest in. — Greg Brenneman

Heartbroken But Happy Quotes By Elif Shafak: there is a thin line between losing yourself

there is a thin line between losing yourself in God and losing your mind. Two — Elif Shafak