Sometimes I Think That Just Not Thinking

If There Is One Lesson Rome Teaches, It Is That Matter Is Good; In Rome The Holy And The Homely Rise And Converge.

I Love Cloisters, Which Are The Architectural Equivalent Of A Theological Concept: Perfect Freedom Within Set Boundaries.

Porches Are America's Lost Rooms.

Illness Is Regarded As A Crime, And Crime Is Regarded As Illness.

One Can Be Tired Of Rome After Three Weeks And Feel One Has Exhausted It; After Three Months One Feels That One Has Not Even Scratched The Surface Of Rome; And After Six Months One Wishes Never To Leave It.