You Don't Remember What Happened. What You

The Weird Thing About Houses Is That They Almost Always Look Like Nothing Is Happening Inside Of Them, Even Though They Contain Most Of Our Lives. I Wondered If That Was Sort Of The Point Of Architecture.

He Loved The Scratching Of Pencil Against Paper When He Was Focused: It Meant Something Was Happening.

Maybe Our Favorite Quotations Say More About Us Than About The Stories And People We're Quoting.

Because It's Kind Of Great, Being An Idea That Everybody Likes. But I Could Never Be The Idea To Myself, Not All The Way.

I Don't Think Your Missing Pieces Ever Fit Inside You Again Once They Go Missing.