OSCAR WILDE
OBSERVES
To write an
autobiography is to declare that the story of one’s life is worth more than the
deaths of several trees. The
validity of the judgment depends more upon the quality of the trees than of the
person.
MARK TWAIN
REMARKS
I would
rather read my own autobiography than write it. I would then rearrange the circumstances of the final
chapter to avoid the conclusion, and gain additional time.
Emily Dickinson once composed a greeting card. You can read it at the following location. http://vinlewis.typepad.com/emily_dickinson/
