Every Scene, Even The Commonest, Is Wonderful,

I Don't Read My Reviews, I Measure Them.

Every Scene, Even The Commonest, Is Wonderful, If Only One Can Detach Oneself, Casting Off All Memory Of Use And Custom, And Behold It (as It Were) For The First Time; In Its Right, Authentic Colors; Without Making Comparisons. Cherish And Burnish This Faculty Of Seeing Crudely, Simply, Artlessly, Ignorantly; Of Seeing Like A Baby Or A Lunatic, Who Lives Each Moment By Itself And Tarnishes By The Present No Remembrance Of The Past.

We Shall Never Have More Time. We Have, And Always Had, All The Time There Is. No Object Is Served In Waiting Until Next Week Or Even Until Tomorrow. Keep Going... Concentrate On Something Useful.

The Chances Are That You Have Already Come To Believe That Happiness Is Unattainable. But Men Have Attained It. And They Have Attained It By Realizing That Happiness Does Not Spring From The Procuring Of Physical Or Mental Pleasure, But From The Development Of Reason And The Adjustment Of Conduct To Principles.

The Man Who Begins To Go To Bed Forty Minutes Before He Opens His Bedroom Door Is Bored; That Is To Say, He Is Not Living.