Quotes About Growth

Last time we danced we were knee deep in grass," I said. "And now there's not even a chain between us," Jase whispered. "Maybe we don't need one anymore.

Mary E. Pearson

there were a hundred ways to fall in love. Maybe there were a hundred ways to find and give forgiveness too. I think I had already found a few of them.

Tell me a middle, Kazi~

Hold on to each other because that is what will save you. Out of many you are one now. You are family. I look to our put-together family. Non want to be here any more than I do. We are all different. We argue. We wave our fists. But we hold each other too. We grow together, strong like the circle of trees in the valley.

The queen once told me there were a hundred ways to fall in love. Maybe there were a hundred ways to find and give forgiveness too. I think I had already found a few.

This was more than just making the best of it, this was something taking root, a seed being planted. But it was a seed that couldn't be planted.

There is no substitute for books in the life of a child.

I have come to feel that the essence of life is not what it so often seems to be - working to have, working to get, working to possess. It's about becoming . It's about what's happening inside us.

We learned. Some of the things we learned left scars.

humane changes with the knowledge

Bloom Where You're Planted

Walk towards the sunshine, and the shadows will fall behind you.

Happiness must be grown in one's own garden.

if you don't like something change it and if you cannot change it ,change the way you you think about it.

Bloom Where You're Planted". ? Mary Engelbreit

If you don't like something change it; if you can't change it, change the way you think about it.

Bloom where you are planted

You were many wonderful things to many people before you met him--don't let this one event define who you are.

Be glad that once you did experience that magic. It's part of who you are now, and you're richer for it.

Reformation, like education, is a journey, not a destination.

Like children, we have dreamt, that what gratifies our desires, or contributes to our convenience to-day, will prove equally useful and satisfactory to-morrow, without reflecting on the growth of the body, the change of humours, the new objects, and the new situations, which every succeeding hour brings in its train.

As a child grows, the Lifebook is used for a multitude of purposes, including helping a child deal with unresolved feelings as they surface. A child's Lifebook should be added to as he journeys through life. It also should be accessible to children any time they feel a need to thumb through it. The Lifebook, after all, belongs to the child.

Children need food, comforting, shelter, touch, smiles, eye contact, and the opportunity to play and grow up safe, strong, and healthy. Meet the new toddler's needs on demand, and she will gradually learn to delay gratification and become more and more able to be responsible for meeting some of her own needs as she grows and develops.