Life Is A Great Gift, And As

Cultivate All Your Faculties; You Must Either Use Them Or Lose Them

A Poor Woman From Manchester, On Being Taken To The Seaside, Is Said To Have Expressed Her Delight On Seeing For The First Time Something Of Which There Was Enough For Everybody.

A Pleasure Is Full Grown Only When It Is Remembered. C. S. Lewis, Out Of The Silent Planet True Pleasures Are Paid For In Advance; False Pleasures Afterwards, With Heavy And Compound Interest.

Happy Indeed Is The Naturalist: To Him The Seasons Come Round Like Old Friends; To Him The Birds Sing: As He Walks Along, The Flowers Stretch Out From The Hedges, Or Look Up From The Ground, And As Each Year Fades Away, He Looks Back On A Fresh Store Of Happy Memories.

Earth And Sky, Woods And Fields, Lakes And Rivers, The Mountain And The Sea, Are Excellent Schoolmasters, And Teach Some Of Us More Than We Can Ever Learn From Books.