"places to go, people to see..."?

Question

i am making my sister a watercolour card for graduation.

on the front it reads "places to go, people to see..." with a picture of a tree with a foot hanging down.

but inside i have several choices that i can't decide between:

-"may you be the best that you can be"

-"congrats on entering the ivy league"

-"but always save time for a cup of tea"

-"don't forget to take time for you to just be"

-"but always save time for you to just be"

i think that i will have a picture of the back of a person sitting in a tree if i use the "best" or a "just be" phrase.

what do you think?

Answer 1

"may you be the best that you can be" is great. it sounds like you're wishing her all the best and you really believe she will do well.

the others are good, the last two sound like they need another line to finish a sentance. the third is a bit random and the second isn't all that original. the first is definitely a winner!

whatever you decide I'm sure you're sis will love it, it's a sweet thought x

Answer 2

the first one