Fiji Quotes

“All things in Fiji are paid for in blood.”
― Lance Morcan & James Morcan

“The sun doesn't just shine. It opens your eyes to see the love in the world.”
― Anthony T. Hincks

“you cannot buy common sense”
― a mad man

“air is still free”
― a mad man

“a little colour goes a long way”
― a mad man

“be adventurous
but learn to draw your line”
― a mad man

“be a surprise. a reasonable one.”
― a mad man

“one way
or another
change is never friendly
to all
but a few”
― a mad man

“oh if my mind could speak
what would my words think”
― a mad man

“when good man
do good work
failure is but a label
for failures”
― a mad man

“a strong king
needs a stronger queen
the strongest queen
respects the mightiest king”
― a mad man

“that loveliest
stubbornness”
― a mad man

“Correct me if you choose
4 i believe the under standing of a man
Or a lack thereof
Can lead a man
To his death
Do you understand?
Choose if you're correct”
― a mad man

“add peace to faith
and you will discover
a growing family”
― a mad man

“lethal idiot
are the ones
who sound smart”
― a mad man

“love is not blind”
― a mad man

“toys are for kinds only
but me no perfect
so listen not”
― a mad man

“decreasing fear of the unknown
risks
increasing bravery in failure”
― a mad man

“invent your own
hi story”
― a mad man

“one must at times
zoom out to see the bigger picture”
― a mad man

“Most of all the feared the God of Darkness, the evil spirit Nakka, who barred their way to paradise after death.”
― Pearl Binder, Treasure islands: The trials of the Ocean Islanders

“Banaba, for the land that we love and to what we have lost, will remain in our hearts... forever”
― Raobeia Ken Sigrah, Te Rii ni Banaba

“Ken, we may we are learned professors and have degrees but the knowledge you have about your people can never be found in Academic writings of the best universities, for the knowledge comes from the very people themselves.”
― W. Kempf, Dermatopathologie: Ein Einstieg

“This book is the first of its kind to record and express the past from a Banaban perspective.”
― Stacey M. King, Te Rii ni Banaba: backbone of Banaba

“We would like to inspire young Banabans to uphold their rich culture and traditions for many future generations.”
― Raobeia Ken Sigrah, Te Rii ni Banaba

“Can you taste the flavor of papaya and coconut? Can you hear the wind whistling through the palm trees on the beach? Can you see the arc of the horizon, where the Pacific Ocean meets the sky?”
― Anne Østby, Pieces of Happiness

“You can't see the view now, in the dark, but you can hear it, right?"
She can hear it. With her face turned toward the sea, Sina can hear Fiji welcoming her. A rush of sand against sand, a rhythm of water and moonlight and promises she can't decode. The breeze is warm against her clammy skin, a gust of something sweet and satisfied, a drop of honey on her tongue.”
― Anne Østby, Pieces of Happiness

“Have a Fiji Christmas in the sun.”
― Anthony T. Hincks

“What had Pope John Paul said about our country once? “It's the way the world should be.”
― Rajni Mala Khelawan, Kalyana

“Fiji, is paradise found.”
― Anthony T. Hincks