Love Quotes by Robert Breault
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Robert Breault likens retirement to having nothing to do while someone constantly interrupts the idle time. He compares a garden to a teacher, saying that tending it also teaches the gardener, and that starting a task can reveal how the rest follows. He notes that love can exist without trust, just as a hug can happen without a full embrace, and that postponing sorrow is as odd as postponing happiness.