It’s fine to laugh at your own jokes. If you don’t, there’s a chance no one will.
Aphorism No. 456
Once you’re dead, it doesn’t matter if you’re remembered.
Aphorism No. 455
No two blank pages are identical.
Aphorism No. 454
The farther the horizon, the greater the glory when you reach it.
Aphorism No. 453
Some lies are stories not yet true.
Aphorism No. 452
Last words matter less than a lifetime of actions.
Aphorism No. 451
Not even the best sonnet is better than sex … with the caveat that little is worse than the worst sex.
Aphorism No. 450
Is Paris really Paris if no American expatriates live there?
Aphorism No. 449
Never throw away a gift from your mother.
Aphorism No. 448
If you can do something once, you can do it again. And if you can do it twice, you can do it until you die.