Nugget #43

We may bandage our wounds in different ways. Some may cover their scars, some may carry them with pride. But life stains us all in unexpected ways, and the beauty is how we carry on whole.

Nugget #42

Learning a new language isn’t like discovering a new world, it is discovering a new world.

Nugget #41

Why would anyone steal a teddy bear? Teddy bears are usually bought for two reasons: for a child or for a special person to say “I love you”. They have meaning that is only valued by the person who was given it……So tell me, what kind of awful person would steal a teddy bear?

Nugget #40

If even one person hears you, you’ve been heard.

Nugget #39

The brevity of great moments in life both scares and excites me.

Nugget #38

I may be an airhead, but I’m a smart, witty, sexy airhead

Nugget #37

There was a place in Missouri I used to drive to in the Spring. It was an open feild that would fill up with so many yellow wild flowers in April that it would shame the sun. And it was a short, winding trail away from a narrow point in the Mississippi River. You could almost walk to the center on a crooked path of rocks. I would walk out as far as I could and watch the fish sail past. When I think of serenity, I envision that spot.

Nugget #36

Sick days should be spent on Tahoe, not on the flu.

Nugget #35

Some of the biggest mistakes we make in life, we repeat. Then, again, some mistakes are worth repeating

Nugget #34

The opposite of love is not hate, it’s indifference. (-Elie Wiesel)