Loved these two statements

1, We take our personal histories with us when we travel.

Got this from: Cruising the Past, from Baltimore to Charleston
By Susan Stewart


And another one I came across was this one:


2. On our journeys....

The weight of your emotional baggage may vary.

A strange usage

I was talking to a professional Kathak dancer yesterday, who also teaches dance. She was bemoaning the fact that her students just don't put in enough time for practice, and worse, really don't want to learn about the Kathak dance form. She said:

Nowadays the children only want maggi dance.

What she meant was that children want something instant - something they can learn just for that one show...