The Real Drama Of Life Is Never

When I Was A Boy And I Would See Scary Things In The News, My Mother Would Say To Me, "look For The Helpers. You Will Always Find People Who Are Helping." To This Day, Especially In Times Of "disaster," I Remember My Mother's Words And I Am Always Comforted By Realizing That There Are Still So Many Helpers – So Many Caring People In This World.

As Human Beings, Our Job In Life Is To Help People Realize How Rare And Valuable Each One Of Us Really Is, That Each Of Us Has Something That No One Else Has-or Ever Will Have-something Inside That Is Unique To All Time.

This Is What I Give. I Give An Expression Of Care Every Day To Each Child, To Help Him Realize That He Is Unique. I End Each Program By Saying, 'you've Made This Day A Special Day By Just Your Being You. There's No Person In The Whole World Like You. And I Like You Just The Way You Are.' And I Feel That If We In Public Television Can Only Make It Clear That Feelings Are Mentionable And Manageable, We Will Have Done A Great Service.

Attitudes Are Caught, Not Taught.

I Wonder What Memories Of Yours Will Persist As You Go On In Life. My Hunch Is That The Most Important Will Have To Do With Feelings Of Loving And Being Loved - Friends, Family, Teachers, Shopkeepers - Whoever's Been Close To You. As You Continue To Grow, You'll Find Many Ways Of Expressing Your Love And You'll Discover More And More Ways In Which Others Express Their Love For You.