It Doesn’t Matter What You Say You

I've Always Made A Clear Distinction Between Making A Life And Making A Living.

It's Just This: That There Are Places We All Come From-deep-rooty-common Places- That Makes Us Who We Are. And We Disdain Them Or Treat Them Lightly At Our Peril. We Turn Our Backs On Them At The Risk Of Self-contempt. There Is A Sense In Which We Need To Go Home Again-and Can Go Home Again. Not To Recover Home, No. But To Sanctify Memory.

The World Does Not Need Tourists Who Ride By In A Bus Clucking Their Tongues. The World As It Is Needs Those Who Will Love It Enough To Change It, With What They Have, Where They Are.

I Wanted To Be A Citizen Of The World But Not In A Superficial Way.

Speed And Efficiency Do Not Always Increase The Quality Of Life.