The Hard Rain Nailed The Night To

When You Have Dogs, You Witness Their Uncomplaining Acceptance Of Suffering, Their Bright Desire To Make The Most Of Life In Spite Of The Limitations Of Age And Disease, Their Calm Awareness Of The Approaching End When Their Final Hours Come. They Accept Death With A Grace That I Hope I Will One Day Be Brave Enough To Muster.

There Are Days When It Seems To Me That In Literature The Most Convincing Depiction Of The World In Which We Live Is To Be Found In The Phantasmagorical Kingdom Through Which Lewis Carroll Took Alice On A Tour.

There Is Nothing Fatherly About Time And What It Does To Us, Either.

If You Have To Pay The Bills, And You Write Something You're Not Proud Of, Use A Pen-name For That.

In The Real World As In Dreams Nothing Is Quite What It Seems. -the Book Of Counted Sorrows