I've Always Had- How Shall I Say

Nothing Is More Important Than Empathy For Another Human Being's Suffering. Nothing. Not A Career, Not Wealth, Not Intelligence, Certainly Not Status. We Have To Feel For One Another If We're Going To Survive With Dignity.

This Is What You Do On Your Very First Day In Paris. You Get Yourself, Not A Drizzle, But Some Honest-to-goodness Rain, And You Find Yourself Someone Really Nice And Drive Her Through The Bois De Boulogne In A Taxi. The Rain's Very Important. That's When Paris Smells Its Sweetest. It's The Damp Chestnut Trees.

It's Sad If People Think That's (homemaking) A Dull Existance, [but] You Can't Just Buy An Apartment And Furnish It And Walk Away. It's The Flowers You Choose, The Music You Play, The Smile You Have Waiting. I Want It To Be Gay And Cheerful, A Haven In This Troubled World. I Don't Want My Husband And Children To Come Home And Find A Rattled Woman. Our Era Is Already Rattled Enough, Isn't It?

Take Care Of The Small Circle Around You. When You Have Succeeded With Them, Then Move Outwards, One Small Step At A Time.

There Is More To Sex Appeal Than Just Measurements