Over The Long Haul I'd Say That

I Suppose We Think Euphemistically That All Writers Write Because They Have Something To Say That Is Truthful And Honest And Pointed And Important. And I Suppose I Subscribe To That, Too. But God Knows When I Look Back Over Thirty Years Of Professional Writing, I'm Hard-pressed To Come Up With Anything That's Important. Some Things Are Literate, Some Things Are Interesting, Some Things Are Classy, But Very Damn Little Is Important.

Personally, My Daughter's Wedding Gave Me A Tremendous Pleasure.

Seeing Does Not Always Believe.

I Ask For Your Indulgence When I March Out Quotations. This Is The Double Syndrome Of Men Who Write For A Living And Men Who Are Over Forty. The Young Smoke Pot - We Inhale From Our 'bartlett's.'

But It Makes You Wonder, Doesn't It? Just How Normal Are We? Just Who Are The People We Nod Our Hellos To As We Pass On The Street? A Rather Good Question To Ask - Particularly In The Twilight Zone.