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I Think That We Give The Impression, To Carry On Your Metaphor, That We Go A Little Faster Than We Actually Do. I'm Fairly Lazy So I'm Always Interested In Slowing Down.

My Mothers Into Frilly Dresses And Eyelashes And Hairstyles From The 1970s. We Always Argue About That.

I've Been Devoted To Alison Krauss For Many, Many Years.

When I Allow Myself To Feel All My Feelings Instead Of Numbing Myself To Them, They Pass More Quickly. I Spent My Entire Life Telling Everyone I Was "ok, Damn It." But When You Surrender To The [uncomfortable] Feelings, There Are Gifts On The Other Side: Allowing Yourself To Feel Loneliness Forces You To Reach Out. Letting Yourself Get Angry Gives You Strength, Energy And Motivation.

Daily Meditation Keeps Me Sane. I Memorize Prayers Or Poems That Express My Highest Spiritual Ideals, And Quietly, Word For Word, Go Through The Prayer First Thing In The Morning. Julian Of Norwich Or St. Francis Or The Compassionate Buddha. It's Called Passage Meditation. You Internalize The Perennial Philosophies.