The First Thing I Look

My Mother And My Father Were Illiterate Immigrants From Russia. When I Was A Child They Were Constantly Amazed That I Could Go To A Building And Take A Book On Any Subject. They Couldn't Believe This Access To Knowledge We Have Here In America. They Couldn't Believe That It Was Free.

You'll Never See Spartacus In A (expletive) Chair!

Sometimes, The Thing That Ties You Down Sets You Free.

What Would My Parents Think About America If They Arrived Here Today? Would They Even Want To Come? I Wonder.

If I Thought A Man Had Never Committed A Sin In His Life, I Don't Think I'd Want To Talk With Him. A Man With Flaws Is More Interesting.