What Advertisers Call Brand Loyalty Is Merely

Welfare Is ... The Victim Of National Compassion Fatigue.

Our 'mistakes' Become Our Crucial Parts, Sometimes Our Best Parts, Of The Lives We Have Made.

It Is Not That Fathers Are Better Or Worse, Not That They Are More Loved Or Criticized, But Rather That They Are Viewed With Far Less Intensity. There Is No Philip Roth Or Woody Allen Or Nancy Friday Who Writes About Fathers With A Runaway Excess Of Humor, Horror ... Feeling. Most Of Us Let Our Fathers Off The Hook.

This Packrat Has Learned That What The Next Generation Will Value Most Is Not What We Owned, But The Evidence Of Who We Were And The Tales Of How We Loved. In The End, It's The Family Stories That Are Worth The Storage.

She Goes In With A Prejudice And Comes Out With A Statistic.