“It is easier to build

strong children—

than to repair

broken men. . .”

—Frederick Douglass

“Respect—

is the appreciation

of the separateness

of the other person—

of the ways

in which he or she is unique. . .”

—Annie Gottlieb

“It’s not the thought

that counts—

The presentation matters. . .”

—Thomas Frank

“Wherever you fly—

you’ll be the best of the best—

Wherever you go—

you will top all the rest—

Except when you don’t—

Because sometimes—

you won’t. . .”

—Theodor Seuss Geisel

Dr. Seuss

“The sky isn’t the limit—

the sky has no limit. . .”

—Sarah Barker

“The truest form of love

is how you behave toward someone—

not how you feel about them. . .”

—Steve Hall

“No person was ever honored

for what he (or she) received—

Honor has been the reward

for what he (or she) gave. . .”

—Calvin Coolidge

“We may not be able

to stop evil in the world—

but how we treat one another

is entirely up to us. . .”

—Barack Obama

“I am the master

of my fate—

I am the captain

of my soul. . .”

—William Ernest Henley

“To love—

or have loved—

that is enough. . .”

—Victor Hugo