He who sings scares away his woes. Don Quixote

"They must often change who would be constant in happiness or wisdom." The Analects of Confucius

“If a task isn’t worth being done properly, then it’s not worth doing at all.” Surrounded by Idiots

There are a you and an I, and there is no mine and yours! For without a you and an I, there is no love, and with mine and yours there is no love but “mine” and “yours” (these possessive pronouns) are, of course, formed from a “you” and an “I” and as a consequence seem obliged to be present wherever there are a you and an I. This is indeed the case everywhere, but not in love , which is a revolution from the ground up. The more profound the revolution, the more completely the distinction “mine and yours” disappears, and the more perfect is the love. Works of Love