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stolehispurse) wrote2008-10-30 12:11 pm
stolehispurse) wrote2008-10-30 12:11 pm
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TTS 134. TEN lessons you should have learned by now.
- It is easier to make a man want than stop wanting.
- Everybody's pretending. Nobody's happy.
- What you want is not necessarily the same as what you need.
- To have power, wealth, and security is not the same as having your heart's desire.
- One can live a full and satisfactory life even without one's heart's desire.
- Lack of brilliance is not the same as lack of absolute, irresistible determination.
- Genius is not infallible.
- The curse of the father does not have to be the curse of the child. Children tend to find their very own, if they look hard enough.
- A ball or another event with Giacomo Casanova involved in the organisation will never, ever go as expected. A ball or another event with my husband involved in the organisation will never, ever go other than as he expects it to.
- I can only help if I can find. I can only find if I search. I only search... always.
- Everybody's pretending. Nobody's happy.
- What you want is not necessarily the same as what you need.
- To have power, wealth, and security is not the same as having your heart's desire.
- One can live a full and satisfactory life even without one's heart's desire.
- Lack of brilliance is not the same as lack of absolute, irresistible determination.
- Genius is not infallible.
- The curse of the father does not have to be the curse of the child. Children tend to find their very own, if they look hard enough.
- A ball or another event with Giacomo Casanova involved in the organisation will never, ever go as expected. A ball or another event with my husband involved in the organisation will never, ever go other than as he expects it to.
- I can only help if I can find. I can only find if I search. I only search... always.