La Formica Zen (italian Edition) ( ) / quote 63 of 75
Radici e rami
La continuità ci dà le radici; il cambiamento ci regala i rami, lasciando a noi la volontà di estenderli e di farli crescere fino a raggiungere nuove altezze" (Pauline R. Kezer)
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