Most Of Us Live Our Lives Devoid

I Don't Think Any Day Is Worth Living Without Thinking About What You're Going To Eat Next At All Times.

I Have Always Thought It Was A Terrible Shame That The Women's Movement Didn't Realise How Much Easier It Was To Reach People By Making Them Laugh Than By Shaking A Fist And Saying, 'don't You See How Oppressed You Are.

Food Became, For Dinner Parties In The Sixties, What Abstract Expressionism Had Been In The Fifties.

It Had Better Be Quirky Or Perverse Or Thoughtful Enough So That You Hit Some Chord In Them. I Mean We've All Read Pieces Where We Thought, 'oh, Who Gives A Damn.'

Having Been Married So Many Times, I Know That One Of The Few Things I Am An Expert In Is Falling In Love.