Getting to the point in life where I can accept that the truth is there is no perfect happiness.
The Proust Questionnaire, Vanity Fair, 1 May 2012 source ↗
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What does happiness look like for you when life is going well?Originally asked
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Getting to the point in life where I can accept that the truth is there is no perfect happiness.
The Proust Questionnaire, Vanity Fair, 1 May 2012 source ↗
Lying in one of two twin hammocks on an English lawn in June. A glass of something cool and vinous is balanced on my tummy. A speaker hanging above the tree plays Glenn Gould. A Wodehouse novel is spread-eagled on my chest. I will pick it up in a moment. Oh, the other hammock is occupied by my beloved husband.
A glass of red wine with ice.
Every single person and living creature on the planet is safe and well nourished.
Being surrounded by friends and family.
That I’ll never work again.
Well, first of all I’d like to change the word “deplore” to “dislike.” I guess that I’m almost a hermit; I don’t enjoy going out that much, and so I tend to take my happiness from the joys of my home and my husband.
Their responsibility to the friendship.
I think when we were doing The Mary Tyler Moore Show. That was the first time that I was able to, on a regular basis, be funny.
Diane Keaton, Ina Garten, Alice Waters, Andrea Martin, Carol Burnett, Don Rickles
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