Quote by Wilbur Wright

We could hardly wait to get up in the morning.

We could hardly wait to get up in the morning.

Summary

This quote expresses a deep sense of excitement and anticipation about starting a new day. It indicates that the speaker is filled with enthusiasm and eager to begin the day's activities. The statement suggests that they have a positive outlook on life and are motivated to make the most of each day. The quote reflects a mindset of embracing opportunities and finding joy in the simple act of waking up and facing the day ahead.

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By Wilbur Wright

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