Sometimes, The Thing That Ties You Down

You'll Never See Spartacus In A (expletive) Chair!

My Mother, We Were A Very Poor Family. When I Was A Kid, We Would Be In Our Little Room, And There Would Be A Knock On The Door Almost Every Night With A Hobo Begging For Food. Even Though We Didn't Even Have Enough To Eat, My Mother Always Found Something To Give Them.

Sometimes, The Thing That Ties You Down Sets You Free.

The Biggest Lie Is The Lie We Tell Ourselves In The Distorted Visions We Have Of Ourselves, Blocking Out Some Sections, Enhancing Others. What Remains Are Not The Cold Facts Of Life, But How We Perceive Them. That's Really Who We Are.

My Mother And My Father Were Illiterate Immigrants From Russia. When I Was A Child They Were Constantly Amazed That I Could Go To A Building And Take A Book On Any Subject. They Couldn't Believe This Access To Knowledge We Have Here In America. They Couldn't Believe That It Was Free.