“Who’s to say that a bee has more rights than a spider? The noun gambit comes from an Italian word, gambetto, which means tripping up. If today you let any person poison your mind, tomorrow you will also think that… — Jeanette Ringel Copy Share Image
“So do you think that words, like thoughts are an illusion?” “And, what else . . .?” Asked Zhang. “All perception is an illusion,… — Jeanette Ringel Copy Share Image
“Who’s to say that a bee has more rights than a spider? The noun gambit comes from an Italian word, gambetto, which means tripping… — Jeanette Ringel Copy Share Image
“Tara, when I first went to your room in the hospital and said, ‘I am the US consul,’ it was because I wanted to… — Jeanette Ringel Copy Share Image
“Words are complicated and rarely express what you mean; not because feelings cannot be explained with words, but the moment that we start choosing… — Jeanette Ringel Copy Share Image
“A fate without happiness is sadder than a love without destiny,” said the monk. What had prompted the Buddhist monk to say that? I… — Jeanette Ringel Copy Share Image
