I Was An English Major

We Were Never A Family That Had A Lot. We Had Enough, But Not A Lot.

Everybody Has Their Burdens, Their Grief That They Carry With Them.

Growing Up In An Italian Family, You Use A Harsh Tone And 10 Minutes Later Everybody Forgets About It.

But I Have Found That In The Simple Act Of Living With Hope, And In The Daily Effort To Have A Positive Impact In The World, The Days I Do Have Are Made All The More Meaningful And Precious. And For That I Am Grateful.

One Of The Things That I Think You See Sometimes In Politics Is A Certain Degree Of Caution. It's Usually Advised By Consultants Who Don't Want To See You March To The End Of A Limb.