The Road Is Better Than The Inn.

There Is Absolutely No Inevitability As Long As There Is The Willingness To Think.

I Have Come To Know Bugs So Well That I No Longer Have To Think About What He Is Doing In Any Situation. I Let The Part Of Me That Is Bugs Come To The Surface, Knowing, With Regret, That I Can Never Match His Marvelous Confidence.

There's Only One Test Of A Great Children's Book, Or A Great Children's Film, And That Is This: If It Can Be Read Or Viewed With Pleasure By Adults, Then It Has The Chance To Be A Great Children's Film, Or A Great Children's Book.

[w]hen The Coyote Falls, He Gets Up And Brushes Himself Off; It's Preservation Of Dignity. He's Humiliated, And It Worries Him When He Ends Up Looking Like An Accordion. A Coyote Isn't Much, But It's Better Than Being An Accordion.

The Author O. Henry Taught Me About The Value Of The Unexpected. He Once Wrote About The Noise Of Flowers And The Smell Of Birds—the Birds Were Chickens And The Flowers Dried Sunflowers Rattling Against A Wall.