I Can Only Hope He's An Aries

I Started Working For The 'ny Observer' When I Was 33. After I Had Been Writing For Them For About A Year And A Half The Editor Said, 'your Stories Are The Most Talked About Stories In The 'observer'; You Should Have Your Own Column.'

I Think That One Of The Things That Has Changed The Perception Is That There Are So Many More Single People. In New York City, It's 47 Percent. When You Have That Many People Who Are Single, They Have A Bigger Voice And They're More Willing To Speak And Say, 'we're Not Miserable, We're Not Sitting At Home Waiting For Mr. Or Ms. Right, We're Having A Good Time.' And I Think Single People Have Better Friendships.

I Have A House In The Connecticut Countryside Where You'll Always Find Me, Summer Or Winter.

It's Always The People Who Don't Want Things Who Get Them.

The Key To Life Is Your Attitude. Whether You're Single Or Married Or Have Kids Or Don't Have Kids, It's How You Look At Your Life, What You Make Of It. It's About Making The Best Of Your Life Wherever You Are In Life.