Anything Mentionable Is Manageable.

Call Them Rules Or Call Them Limits, Good Ones, I Believe, Have This In Common: They Serve Reasonable Purposes; They Are Practical And Within A Child's Capability; They Are Consistent; And They Are An Expression Of Loving Concern.

We're All On A Journey - Each One Of Us. And If We Can Be Sensitive To The Person Who Happens To Be Our Neighbor, That, To Me, Is The Greatest Challenge As Well As The Greatest Pleasure.

I Wonder If We Might Pledge Ourselves To Remember What Life Is Really All About—not To Be Afraid That We're Less Flashy Than The Next, Not To Worry That Our Influence Is Not That Of A Tornado, But Rather That Of A Grain Of Sand In An Oyster! Do We Have That Kind Of Patience?

When I Was A Boy And I Would See Scary Things In The News, My Mother Would Say To Me, "look For The Helpers. You Will Always Find People Who Are Helping.

Feelings About Money -- Saving And Spending, Holding Back And Letting Go -- Start Very Early In Our Lives. Stingy People Have Often Been Forced To Give When They Were Very, Very Young, When They Weren't Ready. And Generous People Have Often Been Really Appreciated When They Were Very Young.