Power Is A Disease One Has No

My Father Died When I Was Two Years Old. But My Mother Was Quite Capable. She Raised Three Children With His War Pension Which Was Peanuts. Yet We Did Not Want For Anything. We Grew Up With A Certain Parsimony, Which Is A Nice Thing. Then If Life Gives You More Good, Otherwise You Get Used To. I'm Still Thrifty.

I Recognize My Limits But When I Look Around I Realise I Am Not Living Exactly In A World Of Giants.

Power Tires Only Those Who Do Not Have It.

In Politics, Sunny Days And Rainy Days Can Change Very Quickly.

Apart From The Punic Wars, I've Been Blamed For Just About Everything.