Quote by Suzanne E. Anderson

The things that are priceless to my heart carry no currency where we are going.

The things that are priceless to my heart carry no currency

Summary

This quote indicates that the speaker holds deep emotional attachments to certain things that cannot be valued or measured in monetary terms. It suggests that in the speaker's envisioned future or destination, these invaluable things they cherish will hold no significance. It emphasizes the speaker's prioritization of personal connections, experiences, or sentimental values over material wealth or external validation.

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Love Heartbreak

By Suzanne E. Anderson

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