All My Work, My Life, Everything I

We Are All Human; Therefore, Nothing Human Can Be Alien To Us.

The Autobiographer Looks At Life Through The Lens Of His Or Her Own Life And Really Uses Herself Or Himself As The Jumping-off Place To Examine The Social Mores And The Economic And Political Climates. In A Way, The Autobiography Becomes History As Well As The Story Of One Person, For It Becomes The Story Of A Family Or The Story Of The State Or Nation.

I Work Very Hard, And I Play Very Hard. I'm Grateful For Life. And I Live It - I Believe Life Loves The Liver Of It. I Live It.

I Think That That's The Wisest Thing - To Prevent Illness Before We Try To Cure Something.

My Mother Raised Me, And Then Freed Me.