My Old Coach Used To Say That

Death, It Seems," Garp Wrote, "does Not Like To Wait Until We Are Prepared For It. Death Is Indulgent And Enjoys, When It Can, A Flair For The Dramatic.

But Writers, Garp Knew, Were Just Observers - Good And Ruthless Imitators Of Human Behavior.

(baseball) Is A Game With A Lot Of Waiting In It; It Is A Game With Increasingly Heightened Anticipation Of Increasingly Limited Action

Among Adults – And Among Orphans – Wilbur Larch Noted That Delirious Happiness Was Rare.

Kids Are Beautiful, Man. And They Know Much More Than Grownups Think They Know. Kids Are Just Perfect People Until Grownups Get Their Hands On Them.