Beginnings Are Always Hard.

You Know, Making An Animated Movie Is Such A Lonesome Thing. You Mostly Don't See Your Fellow Actors Or Anything. You Go Into Your Booth, You Record All Your Dialogue. It's Very Much An Issue Of Trust. You Leave It All Up To The Director.

Of Course, You Can Say It Backwards, Which Is Dociousaliexpilisticfragicalirupus, But That's Going A Bit Too Far, Don't You Think?

Have You Noticed How Nobody Ever Looks Up? Nobody Looks At Chimneys, Or Trees Against The Sky, Or The Tops Of Buildings. Everybody Just Looks Down At The Pavement Or Their Shoes. The Whole World Could Pass Them By And Most People Wouldn't Notice.

The Librarians That I've Spoken To, The Teachers And The Librarians Who Really Care And Do Advise Parents And Children Of What's Good And What's Out There, They Are Very Special. They Have A Kind Of Wisdom That A Lot Of People Don't Have.

All Careers Go Up And Down Like Friendships, Like Marriages, Like Anything Else, And You Can't Bat A Thousand All The Time.