Here are some quotes, all made by me-
The surest sign of preparedness is not when you do not feel worried at all, or when you are full of worries. It is when your only worries are over trivial and unimportant issues.
I tried to predict the road in order to cushion myself from its bumps. But then, I had lost the joy of travelling.
This is NOT a work of fiction. I truly wish it were.
I fear not the fangs of truth, but I do fear the kiss of the lie.
Its weird how we only value the things that have an expiry date.
The journey is always far more lasting and beautiful than the destination.
A picture says a thousand words and a smile, a million.
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day, but a working clock may be wrong forever.
(Its not sufficient to be working. Its also important to be correct.)
Someone said love knows no boundaries. Whoever it was, did not have a prepaid connection.
All roads lead to Rome. Therefore Rome must have been situated on a black hole.
(Just a PJ on gravitation and the theory of relativity)
The most beautiful words always make for the most painful parting words.
The surest sign of preparedness is not when you do not feel worried at all, or when you are full of worries. It is when your only worries are over trivial and unimportant issues.
I tried to predict the road in order to cushion myself from its bumps. But then, I had lost the joy of travelling.
This is NOT a work of fiction. I truly wish it were.
I fear not the fangs of truth, but I do fear the kiss of the lie.
Its weird how we only value the things that have an expiry date.
The journey is always far more lasting and beautiful than the destination.
A picture says a thousand words and a smile, a million.
Even a stopped clock is right twice a day, but a working clock may be wrong forever.
(Its not sufficient to be working. Its also important to be correct.)
Someone said love knows no boundaries. Whoever it was, did not have a prepaid connection.
All roads lead to Rome. Therefore Rome must have been situated on a black hole.
(Just a PJ on gravitation and the theory of relativity)
The most beautiful words always make for the most painful parting words.
I used to think that the best way to ensure going to the top would be dy/dx > 0. Turned out that it was the best way to ensure not getting there.
The hardest thing in the world would be to pretend to be fine, when you are not.
