Almost No One Is Foolish Enough To

Maturity Begins When We're Content To Feel We're Right About Something Without Feeling The Necessity To Prove Someone Else Wrong.

No One Should Pay Attention To A Man Delivering A Lecture Or A Sermon On His "philosophy Of Life" Until We Know Exactly How He Treats His Wife, His Children, His Neighbors, His Friends, His Subordinates And His Enemies.

What Is Much Harder To Handle Is The Sense That You Have To Live Up To The Mark Someone Else Has Set For You. The Grades Become Too Important, The Competition Too Frantic, The Fear Of Disappointing Those Who Believe In You Turns Into An Overwhelming Nightmare.

The Main Discomfort In Being A Middle-of-the-roader Is That You Get Sideswiped By Partisans Going In Both Directions.

The Best Thing You Can Give Children, Next To Good Habits, Are Good Memories.