Lights  Scrapbook  2

What embellishes the desert is that somewhere it hides a well.

—Antoine de Saint-Exupéry—

Life is desire.

—Charlie Chaplin—

Doubt and fear are the auxiliaries of major initiatives.

--Amélie Nothomb—

Melancholy is the happiness of being sad.

—Victor Hugo—

The past is only a prologue.

—Shakespeare—

When we regret we’re unhappy twice.

—Justine Lévy—

No one can reach dawn without going through the night road.

—Khalil Gibran—

Anything that gets lost helps to find itself.

—Françoise Sagan—

To succeed, it’s not enough to predict. We must also know how to improvise.

—Isaac Asimov—

The second half of life is also life! There’re twilights that are more beautiful than dawns...

—Martin Gray—

Everyone has their world. The whole thing is down roots in the land that suits us.

—Marc Lévy—