Living Is Like Tearing Through A Museum.

I Decided, Very Early On, Just To Accept Life Unconditionally; I Never Expected It To Do Anything Special For Me, Yet I Seemed To Accomplish Far More Than I Had Ever Hoped. Most Of The Time It Just Happened To Me Without My Ever Seeking It.

I Don't Believe In Collective Guilt, But I Do Believe In Collective Responsibility.

Somebody Said To Me The Other Day, 'you Know, It's Really Senseless, What You're Doing. There's Always Been Suffering, There Will Always Be Suffering, And You're Just Prolonging The Suffering Of These Children [by Rescuing Them].' My Answer Is, 'okay, Then, Let's Start With Your Grandchild. Don't Buy Antibiotics If It Gets Pneumonia. Don't Take It To The Hospital Of It Has An Accident. It's Against Life-against Humanity-to Think That Way.

My Life Isn’t Theories And Formulae. It’s Part Instinct, Part Common Sense. Logic Is As Good A Word As Any, And I’ve Absorbed What Logic I Have From Everything And Everyone… From My Mother, From Training As A Ballet Dancer, From Vogue Magazine, From The Laws Of Life And Health And Nature.

You Go Back. You Search For What Made You Happy When You Were Smaller. We Are All Grown Up Children, Really... So One Should Go Back And Search For What Was Loved And Found To Be Real.