When I Grew Up In The Church,

I've Read Some Of Kurt Vonnegut Letters From When He Was Young. He Was A Prisoner Of War, And Even When He Was In His Early Twenties, There Were Things Mentioned That Showed Up In His Novels. One Of The Sweetest Things In Those Letters Was Him Wanting To Be A Writer But Doubting Himself, Not Having Confidence In Himself.

Kurt Vonnegut Wasn't A Chatty Guy, But When He Spoke, It Was Always Clear And Very Funny, In The Way That He Wrote, In A Very Specific Kind Of Combination Of Word Groupings And Expressions That Lived Somewhere Else.

I'm Kind Of A Nerd, So Whenever I Get A Chance To Talk To An Artist I Really Admire, I Tend To Gravitate To Process.

In The U.s., They Just Want To Know Who You're Sleeping With.

So I Would Hope They Would Develop Some Kind Of Habit That Involves Understanding That Their Life Is So Full They Can Afford To Give In All Kinds Of Ways To Other People. I Consider That To Be Baseline Spirituality.