Kate

“In order to gain something, you have to lose something... If you've gained something, it means that someone, somewhere has lost something. Even happiness is built on someone else's misfortune.”
― Genki Kawamura

“The recurring mathematics of the natural world. The Fibonacci spirals found in whirlpools and pinecones and created by humpback whale in Antarctica to capture prey. Our blood vessels patterned like fork lightening and the twisting branches of trees. The fabric of the cosmos is woven with fractals and so are we.”
― Matt Haig, The Life Impossible

“And what did we choose, really? We were told what we want: Propaganda was that there was none- we were free. But where we? When we were made, relentlessly to want more?”
― Rachel Khong, Real Americans

“Remember that problems provide opportunities to learn.”
― Jack Hoza, The Interpreters Guide to Life: 365 tips for interpreters