I can accept failure, but I cannot accept not trying.
~ unknown
Elsewhere, this is 4a474. — slipbox
I can accept failure, but I cannot accept not trying.
~ unknown
Elsewhere, this is 4a474. — slipbox

Here it is! After five years of work and planning, my mom has her new house.
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A champion is someone who gets up when he can’t.
~ Jack Dempsy
Elsewhere, this is 4a501. — slipbox
For remembering makes everything “just now,” doesn’t it? Just now I was a boy, sitting in the house of Sotion the philosopher; Just now I began to argue cases; Just now I stopped wanting to argue them; Just now I ceased to be able. The rapidity of time is boundless—and is more evident when one looks back. For though it goes at breakneck speed, it glides by so smoothly that those who are intent on the present moment fail to notice it passing.
~ Seneca
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The question is, do we want parkour to be a thing that is a casual part of more people’s lifestyles, like walking a dog or riding a bike? Or do we want it to be a pursuit only the able and passionate need bother even try?
~ Amy Vhan from, «https://fallingleavesandabird.com/2016/11/29/parkour-spectacle-competition/»
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In Brooklyn today for interview 3… I bet it’s not who you expect.
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The greatest danger to our future is apathy.
~ Jane Goodall
Elsewhere, this is 4a484. — slipbox

Thanks @wildfoxfarm! Refrig-pickling for several weeks of nibbling.
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Know how to appreciate: There’s no one who can’t be better than someone at something, and none who excel who can’t be excelled. Knowing how to enjoy the best in everyone is a useful form of knowledge. The wise appreciate everyone, recognizing the good in all and knowing how much it costs to do things well. Fools despise everyone because they are ignorant of the good and choose the worst.
~ Brett McKay from, Cunning as a Serpent, Innocent as a Dove
Elsewhere, this is 4uaote6. — slipbox
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As long as there is one upright man, as long as there is one compassionate woman, the contagion may spread and the scene is not desolate.
~ E. B. White from, E.B. White’s Beautiful Letter to a Man Who Had Lost Faith in Humanity
Elsewhere, this is 4ubaei2. — slipbox
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