Children Reinvent Your World For You.

I've Read Some Of Kurt Vonnegut Letters From When He Was Young. He Was A Prisoner Of War, And Even When He Was In His Early Twenties, There Were Things Mentioned That Showed Up In His Novels. One Of The Sweetest Things In Those Letters Was Him Wanting To Be A Writer But Doubting Himself, Not Having Confidence In Himself.

When You Start To Develop Your Powers Of Empathy And Imagination, The Whole World Opens Up To You.

I Just Love The Fact That That's The Way Life Is. When Something Horrible Happens, You Do Find Yourself Laughing In Weird Places In The Midst Of Grief And Crying In The Supermarket When You See A Cereal That Somebody Used To Eat. There's Just No Way Of Guarding Yourself One Way Or Another. Everybody Grieves Differently, And There's No Right Or Wrong Way.

I'm Kind Of A Nerd, So Whenever I Get A Chance To Talk To An Artist I Really Admire, I Tend To Gravitate To Process.

I Was A Voracious Reader And The Library Fed My Curiosity, Imagination And My Soul. I Read By The Shelf - Biographies, Fantasy - All And Everything Fed My Dreams. Then As An Adult Whenever I Would Go On Location The First Thing We Would Do As A Family Is Sign Up At The Closest Library. Not Only Would We Find Books, But What Was Happening In That Town, Because The Library Is The Head Of The Community.