To celebrate, I'll post 4 more of the aphorisms for which he is so acclaimed.
250. The wounds you do not want to heal are you.
454. What’s thinking? You live in a grandly appointed house, but spend all your time rummaging in the attic for any little trinket you hadn’t known was there.
471. If you never do a thing you may regret later, later will never come. As Eve proved, shame is time.
492. Writing a book is like doing a huge jigsaw puzzle, unendurably slow at first, almost self-propelled at the end. Actually, it’s more like doing a puzzle from a box in which several puzzles have been mixed. Starting out, you can’t tell whether a piece belongs to the puzzle at hand, or one you’ve already done, or will do in ten years, or will never do.
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