I've Had A Good Life, Full Of

An English Journalist Called Michael Viney Told Me When I Was 25, That I Would Write Well If I Cared A Lot What I Was Writing About. That Worked. I Went Home That Day And Wrote About Parents Not Understanding Their Children As Well As We Teachers Did, And It Was Published The Very Next Week.

I Couldn't Have Children, So That's The Bad Side. But Compared To Everything Else I Have, It's Not All That Terribly Bad. I Count My Winners Rather Than My Losers.

You Can't Lay Down Laws For What People Think And Hope.

I Have Great Family And Good Friends; The Stories I Told Became Popular, And People All Over The World Bought Them.

I Think I Was Dealt A Good Hand. I Have Happy Genes.