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My Mother Was Always Expanding My Art Skills And Getting Me To Paint Different Things. You Always Got To Push Some. And, I Mean, I Learned Basic Things Like Getting Up On Time, How To Shop - You Know, You Don't Touch Things In A Store You're Not Going To Buy. These Things Were Taught Very Young. I Don't See Today Enough Of This Basic, You Know, Basic Skill Teaching.

I Have Been On The Same Dose Of Anti-depressants For 15 Years, And My Nerves Still Go Up And Down In Cycles; But My Nerves Are Cycling At A Lower Level Than They Were Before.

We Owe Them [animals] A Decent Life And A Decent Death, And Their Lives Should Be As Low-stress As Possible. That's My Job. I Wish Animals Could Have More Than Just A Low-stress Life And A Quick, Painless Death. I Wish Animals Could Have A Good Life, Too, With Something Useful To Do. People Were Animals, Too, Once, And When We Turned Into Human Beings We Gave Something Up. Being Close To Animals Brings Some Of It Back.

All Children In The '50s Were Taught Manners, They Were Taught To Say Please And Thank You, They Were Taught Not To Be Rude. And I'm Seeing Some Problems Today Where Somebody's Losing A Job Because They Made Fun Of A Fat Lady That Couldn't Fit In The Elevator. I Mean That Was The Sort Of Thing That, When I Was Eight Years Old, My Mother Made It Very Clear To Me That That Was Not Okay To Say That Kind Of Stuff.

People Can Live Up To High Standards, But They Can't Live Up To Perfection.