Quote of the day!

By jujupage1 -
'Intelligence 
Without ambition
Is a bird
Without wings'-
Salvador Dali

What's your favourite quote? Leave a comment down below letting me know.

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  1. Mari9/2/18 18:44

    That's a really good quote! I like quotes that make you think and that one does. I don't have one favorite- I come up with new ones all the time!

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    1. jujupage19/2/18 20:52

      I come up with new quotes all the time too! I was just searching for some interesting quotes and this one caught my eye!

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