Quote by Karl Lagerfeld

I love to watch times change!

I love to watch times change!

Summary

This quote reflects the speaker's fascination with witnessing the passage of time and observing how the world around them evolves. It suggests a positive and curious attitude towards change, indicating a willingness to embrace and appreciate the transformations that occur over time. The speaker likely finds joy and excitement in witnessing the ebb and flow of life, finding beauty and wonder in the ever-changing nature of the world.

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