One Never Gets The Same Summer Twice.

The Wheel Of Fortune [...] Tells Us That We All Only Want Victory. We All Want To Triumph. But We All Have To Learn To Endure What Comes. We Have To Learn To Treat Misfortune And Great Fortune With Indifference. That Is Wisdom.

But I Don't Forget And I Don't Forgive.

I Believe In Me, In My View Of The World. I Believe In My Responsibility For My Own Destiny, Guilt For My Own Sins, Merit For My Own Good Deeds, Determination Of My Own Life. I Don't Believe In Miracles, I Believe In Hard Work.

There Are Many Sorts Of Love. And When You Love A Man Who Is Less Than You Dreamed, You Have To Make Allowances For The Difference Between A Real Man And A Dream. Sometimes You Have To Forgive Him. Perhaps You Even Have To Forgive Him Often. But Forgiveness Often Comes With Love.

One Never Gets The Same Summer Twice.