So Much Is Asked Of Parents, And

Taste Everything, But Swallow Only What Fits.

I Regard (parenting) As The Hardest, Most Complicated, Anxiety-ridden, Sweat-and-blood-producing Job In The World. Succeeding Requires The Ultimate In Patience, Common Sense, Commitment, Humor, Tact, Love, Wisdom, Awareness, And Knowledge. At The Same Time, It Holds The Possibility For The Most Rewarding, Joyous Experience Of A Lifetime, Namely, That Of Being Successful Guides To A New And Unique Human Being.

Once A Human Being Has Arrived On This Earth, Communication Is The Largest Single Factor Determining What Kinds Of Relationships He Makes With Others And What Happens To Him In The World About Him.

I Give Life To That Which I Notice. What I Don't Notice Dies.

It's Sad That Children Cannot Know Their Parents When They Were Younger; When They Were Loving, Courting, And Being Nice To One Another. By The Time Children Are Old Enough To Observe, The Romance Has All Too Often Faded Or Gone Underground.