Men Are Not Given Awards And Promotions

As We Reach Midlife In The Middle Thirties Or Early Forties, We Are Not Prepared For The Idea That Time Can Run Out On Us, Or For The Startling Truth That If We Don't Hurry To Pursue Our Own Definition Of A Meaningful Existence, Life Can Become A Repetition Of Trivial Maintenance Duties.

Changes Are Not Only Possible And Predictable, But To Deny Them Is To Be An Accomplice To One's Own Unnecessary Vegetation.

It Is A Paradox That As We Reach Out Prime, We Also See There Is A Place Where It Finishes.

In The Many Times I Have Seen Hillary [clinton] Speak, She Never Fails To Dazzle Audiences By Speaking In Paragraphs, Without Notes.

No Sooner Do We Think We Have Assembled A Comfortable Life Than We Find A Piece Of Ourselves That Has No Place To Fit In.