What Whoever Said:
"It will never rain roses: when we want to have more roses, we must plant more roses."
-George Eliot
What I Say:
I think it's safe to assume everyone here knows it doesn't rain roses. So, what was this George Eliot guy going on about? Well, I think he was talking about renewable resources, such as trees. Some industries use these resources as if they will simply rain from the sky when we need more. That isn't right. When a forest is cut down, humans need to take responsibility and plant more trees in its place or we won't have beautiful things like roses in the future. It's common sense, but still profound in a way.
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What Whoever Said About Whatever: A Collection Of Quotes
RandomThis is exactly what it says it is in the title, a collection of quotes. If you like quotes, read and enjoy! If you don't, then bye, I guess . . . *This book is updated at least once a week!*
