Register Quotes

“Yo guardo, conservo, acopio, registro, saco fotos, retengo lo inmaterial. Arrincono memorias.”
― Mariana Sández, Una casa llena de gente

“The growth of an organization is not dependent on the number of employees in its register. It is dependent on the number of employees who show dedication and commitment to the vision of the organization.”
― Israelmore Ayivor, Leaders' Ladder

“COVID-19 is not a good time to be a cashier.”
― Steven Magee

“Hua Yanlin
Yuan dynasty. Witness to the end of the Song dynasty and the Mongol conquest under the Khans.
Heart note // Intensify gratitude
Base note // Lavender”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua Liqiu
Southern Song dynasty. Liqiu was the first Hua to have her feet bound.
Heart note // Lift gloominess
Base note // Benzoin”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua Jing
Yuan dynasty. Jing moved the family to Nanjing, away from the frontier capital of Beijing.
Heart note // Block insecurity
Base note // Juniper”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua An
Yuan dynasty. Suffered through the Red Turban rebellion.
Heart note // Reinforce bravery
Base note // Camellia”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua Shihong
Ming dynasty. As a child, witnessed the inauspicious comet, which haunted her dreams for the rest of her life.
Heart note // End weepiness
Base note // Lotus”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua Yuanyang
Qing dynasty. Yuanyang refused to convert to Catholicism when her husband chose to.
Heart note // Limit shame
Base note // Verbena”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua Jingjing
Qing dynasty. Jingjing traded a moli perfume to Jesuit missionary and painter Giuseppe Castiglione in exchange for a portrait of her daughter.
Heart note // Enhance generosity in others
Base note // Ylang-ylang”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua Tingwen
Qing dynasty. Tingwen's favorite novel was Dream of the Red Chamber, and her personal scent was inspired by Lin Daiyu.
Heart note // Increases attractiveness to others
Base note // Osmanthus”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers

“Hua Yitong
Qing dynasty. Yitong’s moli was in high demand after the Second Opium War.
Heart note // Reject numbness of heart
Base note // Jasmine”
― L.C. Chu, The Library of Flowers