It's The Things We Play With And

I Believe It's A Fact Of Life That What We Have Is Less Important Than What We Make Out Of What We Have. The Same Holds True For Families: It's Not How Many People There Are In A Family That Counts, But Rather The Feelings Among The People Who Are There.

We All Have Only One Life To Live On Earth, And Through Television We Have The Choice Of Encouraging Others To Demean This Life Or To Cherish It In Creative, Imaginative Ways.

The Child Is In Me Still And Sometimes Not So Still.

My Hope For All Of Us Is That 'the Miles We Go Before We Sleep' Will Be Filled With All The Feelings That Come From Deep Caring--delight , Sadness, Joy, Wisdom--and That In All The Endings Of Our Life, We Will Be Able To See The New Beginnings.

When We Choose To Be Parents, We Accept Another Human Being As Part Of Ourselves, And A Large Part Of Our Emotional Selves Will Stay With That Person As Long As We Live. From That Time On, There Will Be Another Person On This Earth Whose Orbit Around Us Will Affect Us As Surely As The Moon Affects The Tides, And Affect Us In Some Ways More Deeply Than Anyone Else Can. Our Children Are Extensions Of Ourselves.