As A Child I Thought

Stand Up At Sunrise And Meet What They Send You.

I Think We Southerners Have Talked A Fair Amount Of Malarkey About The Mystique Of Being Southern.

From The Age Of Six I Wanted To Be An Artist. At That Point I Meant A Painter, But It Turned Out What I Really Meant Was I Was Someone Who Was Very Interested In Watching The World And Making Copies Of It.

The Death Of Every Art Form Seems Imminent At Least Once In Every Century; But While The Very Funeral Arrangements Go Forward, Some Child Is Born Who Is Michelangelo, Picasso, Yeats.

The Only Thing More Destructive Than A Tornado Is A Family.