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“It is good

to have an

end to

journey

toward; but

it is the

journey that

matters, in

the end.”

Ernest Hemingway

“She wasn't

where she

had been.

She wasn't

where she

was going,

but she was

on her

way.”

Jodi Hills

“Do not

follow where

the path may

lead. Go

instead

where there

is no path

and leave a

trail.” Ralph Waldo Emerson

“One does

not discover

new lands

without

consenting

to lose sight

of the shore

for a very

long time.”

André Gide

“May your

journey

through

life be

vibrant

and full of

colourful

rainbows.”

Harley King

“No matter how

short or long

your journey to

your

accomplishment

is, if you don't

begin you can't

get there.

Beginning is

difficult, but

unavoidable!”

Israelmore Ayivor

“Not all

those

who

wander

are

lost.”

J. R. R. Tolkien

“Every

journey

conceals

another

journey within

its lines: the

path not taken

and the

forgotten

angle.”

Jeanette Winterson,

“I may not

have gone

where I

intended to

go, but I

think I have

ended up

where I

intended to

be.” Douglas Adams

“I may be

going

nowhere,

but what a

ride.”

Shaun Hick