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“Era deopotrivă o consolare È™i o mare tristeÈ›e să te simÈ›i atât de diferit de ceilalti oameni. ÃŽÈ™i coborî spre ei ochii spălăciÈ›i. Valul de maÈ™ini nu mai contenea, iar figurile sumbre È™i îngrijorate semănau toate între ele. Biata specie! Ce-o preocupa? Ce va mânca, ce va bea? El se gândea la catedrala din Rouen, la castelele de pe Loare, la Luvru. Una singură dintre aceste pietre venerabile face cât o mie de vieÈ›i omeneÈ™ti.”
― Irène Némirovsky, Suite Française

“You see, with big life decisions such as this, I always say it’s best not to think about things too much, because you’ll probably talk yourself out of it. I have lived my life by that philosophy and on the whole it’s delivered below-par results. But I find it’s best not to think about this too much.”
― Tommy Barnes

“She drew the Loire. Slow, wide, calm, imperturbable. The lazy sandbanks, the pilings, the mildewed boats. Over there, a cormorant. Pale rushes and the blue of the sky. A winter blue- metallic, brilliant, bold, showing off its colors between two big weary clouds.”
― Anna Gavalda, Hunting and Gathering