Quote by Isobelle Carmody

Life has always been a matter of putting one's feet down carefully

Life has always been a matter of putting one's feet down car

Summary

This quote implies that life requires caution and careful decision-making. It suggests that we should pay close attention to our actions and choices, being mindful of the potential consequences they may have. By metaphorically comparing life to walking and placing our feet down carefully, it emphasizes the need for prudence and deliberation in navigating life's path. This quote encapsulates the idea that even the smallest actions can have lasting impacts, encouraging us to be conscious of our steps and proceed thoughtfully.

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Inspirational Philosophical

By Isobelle Carmody

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