By The Time We've Hit Fifty, We

Never Shall I Forget Those Naked, Clean-swept Little Canadian Towns, One Just Like The Other. Before I Was Twelve Years Old, I Must Have Lived In Fifty Of Them.

... The More You Love What You Do, The Harder It Is To Do It Well Enough To Get By Yourself.

There Is A Vast Difference Between Success At Twenty-five And Success At Sixty. At Sixty, Nobody Envies You. Instead, Everybody Rejoices Generously, Sincerely, In Your Good Fortune.

I Have Had A Couple Of Marriages, But Like Every Other Woman I Had A Perfect Right To Them.

Never One Thing And Seldom One Person Can Make For A Success. It Takes A Number Of Them Merging Into One Perfect Whole.