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A child’s story has forty beginnings and no punchlines. Children have no interest in results. Adults call this a problem.

There are no straight lines in our lives. We draw them in later. Just to feel calm.

The more crowded the cafe, the lonelier I feel. The emptier the cafe, the more at home.

Sometimes people write their wishes on paper. Ink may carry a hope from feeling to action.

Before calendars, humans measured life in harvests and festivals, not years. Maybe that was the more human way to live.

The world is not a puzzle to be solved. It is a tide to be felt. You have always been in it.

The world is 71% water and 29% people arguing about the water.

What you repeat, you become.

In a city where everyone wears a borrowed face, nobody knows real life. The door does. It just isn’t telling.

A hotel lounge is a marketplace for inspiration. You pay for the latte. You leave with ideas. Good ones. Sometimes.