The Main Questions Of Everyday

We Had The Great Good Fortune And Shortcomings Of Character That Marked Every Generation That Had Never Seen War.

A Dentist Is Only Half The Doctor He Claims To Be.

We Were Fractious And Overpaid. Our Mornings Lacked Promise. At Least Those Of Us Who Smoked Had Something To Look Forward To At Ten-fifteen.

If Someone Were Plucked From The Group And Given Those Responsibilities, They Might Find Themselves Growing More Aloof, Just By Virtue Of That Promotion. Suddenly The Group Culture Excludes You. I Saw This In My Own Working Life, And I Don't Think It's A Coincidence - I Sensed A Kind Of Loneliness In Middle Managers Especially.

Everything Was Always Something But Something – And Here Was The Rub – Could Never Be Everything.