So Few Grown Women Like Their Lives.

The Longer I Live, The More I Observe That Carrying Around Anger Is The Most Debilitating To The Person Who Bears It.

For More Than Eight Decades, Washington Has Been My Hometown. ... It Is A City That Offers Me More People -- More Different Kinds Of People -- Than I Could Otherwise Possibly Have Come To Know In A Lifetime: The Native Washingtonian, The Local Merchant, The Foreign Diplomat, The Ever-present Tourist, The Public Servant, The Journalist, The President, The Friend.

No One Can Avoid Aging, But Aging Productively Is Something Else.

In Washington, The Public And The Private Intertwine In Such A Way That They Can't Be Easily Separated. This Is The City Where The Personal And The Political Are Most Closely Linked.

Truth And News Are Not The Same Thing.