Remember: Life Is Short, Break The Rules

Remember: Life Is Short, Break The Rules (they Were Made To Be Broken) Forgive Quickly, Kiss Slowly Love Truly, Laugh Uncontrollably And Never Regret Anything That Makes You Smile. The Clouds Are Lined With Silver And The Glass Is Half Full (though The Answers Won't Be Found At The Bottom) Don't Sweat The Small Stuff, You Are Who You Are Meant To Be, Dance As If No One's Watching, Love As If It's All You Know, Dream As If You'll Live Forever, Live As If You'll Die Today

The Gratification Comes In The Doing, Not In The Results.

I Didn't Know What To Do. How Do You Tell An Eight-year-old Boy His Mother's Going To Die? I Tried. In My Own Stumbling Way I Tried To Prepare Jim For It. Nowadays, He Lives In A World We Don't Understand Too Well, The Actor's World. We Don't See Too Much Of Him. But He's A Good Boy, My Jim. A Good Boy, And I'm Very Proud Of Him. Not Easy To Understand, No Sir. He's Not Easy To Understand. But He's All Man, And He'll Make His Mark. Mind You, My Boy Will Make His Mark.

An Actor Must Interpret Life, And In Order To Do So Must Be Willing To Accept All The Experiences Life Has To Offer. In Fact, He Must Seek Out More Of Life Than Life Puts At His Feet. In The Short Span Of His Lifetime, An Actor Must Learn All There Is To Know, Experience All There Is To Experience, Or Approach That State As Closely As Possible. He Must Be Superhuman In His Efforts To Store Away In The Core Of His Subconscious Everything That He Might Be Called Upon To Use In The Expression Of His Art.

I Wouldn't Like Me, If I Had To Be Around Me.