We Can Forgive Anything As Long As

But What Do You Believe? I Don't Just Mean Religion. What Are You Sure Of?" "that Once I Was Not And That Now I Am. That One Day I Shall No Longer Be.

We Can Forgive Anything As Long As It Isn't Done To Us.

To Look Back On One's Life Is To Experience The Capriciousness Of Memory. ... The Past Is Not Static. It Can Be Relived Only In Memory, And Memory Is A Device For Forgetting As Well As Remembering. It, Too, Is Not Immutable. It Rediscovers, Reinvents, Reorganizes. Like A Passage Of Prose It Can Be Revised And Repunctuated. To That Extent, Every Autobiography Is A Work Of Fiction And Every Work Of Fiction An Autobiography.

You'd Like The Truth, The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth. That Must Be The Most Futile Oath Anyone Ever Swears.

The Most Successful Marriages Were Always Based On Both Partners Feeling That They Had Done Rather Well For Themselves.