[on Werner Erhard, Founder Of Est:] If

We Are All Proprietary Toward Cities We Love. 'ah, You Should Have Seen Her When I Loved Her!' We Say, Reciting Glories Since Faded Or Defiled, Trusting Her To No One Else; That Others Should Know And Love Her In Her Present Fallen State (for She Must Fall Without Our Vigilant Love) Is A Species Of Betrayal.

Autobiography Is A Preemptive Strike Against Biographers.

Rome Is All Things High And Low. It Is Like God, It Accommodates So Much.

Sometimes I Think That Just Not Thinking Of Oneself Is A Form Of Prayer. . .

One Can Be Tired Of Rome After Three Weeks And Feel One Has Exhausted It; After Three Months One Feels That One Has Not Even Scratched The Surface Of Rome; And After Six Months One Wishes Never To Leave It.