There Are Years From My Childhood That I Cannot Remember And I Cannot Forget.
It Is Not Possible To Be Honest In The Here And Now When You Continue To Discount And Minimize Your Childhood Experiences.
I Had A Very Happy Childhood, Which Is Unsuitable If You're Going To Be An Irish Writer.
All Of My Friends, I Consider Childhood Friends Because We Met When I Was Probably 13, And I'm Still Friends With Them Today. It's Really Nice That I Have That Core Group.
Heaven Lies About Us In Our Infancy And The World Begins Lying About Us Pretty Soon Afterward.
We Cannot Even Recollect The Actions Of Our Infancy, Our Childhood Is Like Something Written On A Slate And Rubbed Off.
My Parents Are Good Role Models Because They've Worked Hard And Gave Me A Happy Childhood.
Among The Most Valuable But Least Appreciated Experiences Parenthood Can Provide Are The Opportunities It Offers For Exploring, Reliving, And Resolving One's Own Childhood Problems In The Context Of One's Relation To One's Child.
To Me In My Childhood, Elves And Fairies Of All Sorts Were Very Real Things, And My Dolls Were As Really Children As I Was Myself A Child.
Did You Know That Childhood Is The Only Time In Our Lives When Insanity Is Not Only Permitted To Us, But Expected?
I Had To Spend My Entire Childhood In The Altensam Dungeon Like An Inmate Doing Time For No Comprehensible Reason, For A Crime He Can't Remember Committing, A Judicial Error Probably.
The Very Desire For Guarantees That Our Values Are Eternal And Secure In Some Objective Heaven Is Perhaps Only A Craving For The Certainties Of Childhood Or The Absolute Values Of Our Primitive Past.
