The Most Important Thing Is Growing Old

Living Is Like Tearing Through A Museum.

[on Her Unicef Work:] I'm Glad I've Got A Name, Because I'm Using It For What It's Worth. ... I Do Not Want To See Mothers And Fathers Digging Graves For Their Children.

I Can Testify To What Unicef Means To Children, Because I Was Among Those Who Received Food And Medical Relief Right After World War Ii.

Giving Is Living. If You Stop Wanting To Give, There's Nothing More To Live For.

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.