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Smile at it & it your Iizenas oss It make something special, you just have to believe ‘thatit is snecial (Winston Churchill) Good times become good memories and bad times good lessons.” (Dostoevk!) given this life because you are strong (David Bloke) What is the worth of anything bu wilt tring” “Happiness b sh occasionally @p “Pleasant hours fy past” “One day of pleasure Is worth (Woe “Laugh & the world laughs wath weep alone “Success is note destination “a good Wivevet naw theta knows the judge”(inscon chueehij ands high is seen tram a tar,” “TAitet tree attracts tthe wind.~ WVU wnt ta shine tue Hen, YOU will have to. burns (Harry Wewlt) Wat makes tife dreary is the Warnttof » motive.” TYGU Can't climb the ladder of succe: ‘hands in pocket.” Phe ripest pacts are highest on the treo 83 with Your beth Women place in Society SThe hand that rocks the cradic is the hand that “the world.” (Brysten) PWeriiy the paradise ties under the feet of (Cicero) Is Hhuays a woman behind every successful (Elbert Hudbberd) mothers give birth to. great nations.” (Woltire Vietor) ‘apart, play.a part.” : (Froncis Bacon) “Your leis your: message to) the inspitine* rat Is Cyc? 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