It's Not In The Draftsmanship, It's In

I Feel That Life Is A Series Of Very Interesting Questions, And Very Poor Answers. But I Myself Am Willing To Settle For The Questions. If The Questions Are Interesting, I Feel I Evoke Them In What I Do. I Feel That Should Be Good Enough For Everyone Else.

I Could Do Whatever I Liked To Do During The Day. I Didn't Have To Work In An Office. I Could Work At Home. I Could Work At My Leisure. I Worked 'til Four In The Morning. I Worked With The Tv And Radio On - It Was A Great Setup. I Was A Night Person And Still Am.

There Was One Time They Knocked Me Out And Laid Me In Front Of My Mother's Door. And In Order For My Mother Not To Be Shocked They Readjusted My Clothes And They Saw That Nothing Was Rumpled And I Looked Very Comfortable Next To The Apartment Door, So When My Mother Would Open The Door It Wouldn't Be That Much Of A Shock.

I Didn't Like Army Life. I Didn't Like Taking Orders. I Didn't Like Discipline. I Didn't Like Being Yelled At. You'd Get 10 Years For Punching A Sergeant So I Couldn't Punch A Sergeant.

I Feel That Man Can Transcend Himself To A Point Where He Can Accomplish Greater Things Than He Thinks.