This morning I heard a fantastic interview with Nora Ephron on NPR and wanted to share it with as many people as possible. Below is a small expert from her new book "I Remember Nothing" and if you visit this page on NPR you can hear the interview from Morning Edition. Pass this on to a friend, young or old, this is wonderful food for thought.
"My religion is 'Get over it,'" says Ephron. "And I was raised in that religion. That was the religion of my home — my mother saying, 'Everything is copy; everything is material; someday you will think this is funny.' My parents never said, 'Oh you poor thing.' It was work through it, get to the other side, turn it into something. And it worked with me."
"My religion is 'Get over it,'" says Ephron. "And I was raised in that religion. That was the religion of my home — my mother saying, 'Everything is copy; everything is material; someday you will think this is funny.' My parents never said, 'Oh you poor thing.' It was work through it, get to the other side, turn it into something. And it worked with me."
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