What I Think," Chatty Says,

I Moved Through The Days Like A Severed Head That Finishes A Sentence.

Obviously, In Journalism, You're Confined To What Happens. And The Tendency To Embellish, To Mythologize, It's In Us. It Makes Things More Interesting, A Closer Call. But Journalism Taught Me How To Write A Sentence That Would Make Someone Want To Read The Next One.

He Could Not Wait To Get Rid Of Them So He Could Enjoy Remembering Them.

There’s So Much I Can’t Read Because I Get So Exasperated. Someone Starts Describing The Character Boarding The Plane And Pulling The Seat Back. And I Just Want To Say, Babe, I Have Been Downtown. I Have Been Up In A Plane. Give Me Some Credit.

I Wanted To Be A Veterinarian, But Slipped Up When I Hit Organic Chemistry.