I've Taught Sunday School, I've Sung In

There Are Relatively Few Science Fiction Or Fantasy Books With The Main Character Being An Old Person.

A Tree Is Alive, And Thus It Is Always More Than You Can See. Roots To Leaves, Yes-those You Can, In Part, See. But It Is More-it Is The Lichens And Moss And Ferns That Grow On Its Bark, The Life Too Small To See That Lives Among Its Roots, A Community We Know Of, But Do Not Think On. It Is Every Fly And Bee And Beetle That Uses It For Shelter Or Food, Every Bird That Nests In Its Branches. Every One An Individual, And Yet Every One Part Of The Tree, And The Tree Part Of Every One.

Everything In My Life That I Value Has Been Gained At The Cost Of Not Saying What I Really Think And Saying What They Want Me To Say.

It May Be Far In The Future, But There's Some Kind Of Logical Way To Get From Where We Are To Where The Science Fiction Is.

Most Eyes Have More Than One Color, But Usually They're Related. Blue Eyes May Have Two Shades Of Blue, Or Blue And Gray, Or Blue And Green, Or Even A Fleck Or Two Of Brown. Most People Don't Notice That.