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“You don’t have to say everything to be a light. Sometimes a fire built on a hill will bring interested people to your campfire.”

“Letting go can be painful. But some people are only meant to stay in your heart, not in your life.”

Life Letting Go New People Someone New

Author:Malaika Gilani

“Every friend was once a stranger and if you know this, you have to understand that conversations are the beginning of connection”

Source: Shaping the dream

“It's amazing how one ending can lead to a beautiful new beginning.”

New Possibilities New Perspective New Paths New Beginning Quotes New Chapter New People New Chances New Level Of Consciousness New Season Quotes New Level

Author:Germany Kent

“I don’t expect you to like me. But I hope you can tolerate me”

Tolerate Friendships Strangers New People

Author:Axelia from The Curse of Everwood by B. V. Taylor

“Every new person you met in your life introduces you to something new!”

Author:Mehmet Murat Ildan

“Ако често пътуваш из отдалечени села и градчета (независимо дали в България, или в чужбина), няма как да не ти се е случвало непознати да те поканят на кафе след 3 минути разговор. Автоматичната реакция на градския човек е да откаже. Автоматичната реакция на истинския пътешественик е да приеме.”

Travel Travel Quotes Traveling New Places Bulgaria Trip Trips New People

Book:203 Travel Challenges: Travel the World. Explore Your Inner Self

Source: 203 Travel Challenges: Travel the World. Explore Your Inner Self

“Gloria told Maria the whole story of her adoption by the time she was seven years old. She had adopted Maria after breaking up with a man---a fellow graduate student she would only ever refer to as H---who had wanted her to stand behind him at protests, and type up his dissertation, and serve him dinner and wash the dishes and bear him some children and write her own dissertation in between folding laundry. He'd seemed attracted to her in direct proportion to how well she disappeared into their backdrop. Gloria was in her midthirties then and just beginning her graduate program. She knew there were many black babies languishing in the system, unwanted. She put in a request for a healthy black infant girl. It was only a few months before she got a call from the agency saying they had one available. The baby was only a few weeks old and her name was Maria. She came from the Cane River in Louisiana. They didn't have much more information than that except that she was in the care of a Catholic orphanage now----the Saint Ann's Infant and Maternity Home in Maryland. Gloria dropped everything and drove eight hours to collect her child.”

Author:Senna, Danzy