Fred Rogers: Do you know what that means? To forgive? It's a decision we make... to release a person... from the feelings of anger we have at them. It's strange, but sometimes... it's hardest of all to forgive someone we love.
Lloyd Vogel: Seriously, why have a baby if you can't use him to get out of social obligations?
Lloyd Vogel: The tent. Why didn't you let them set it up for you?
Fred Rogers: Well, children need to know that even when adults make plans, sometimes they don't turn out the way we'd hoped.
Lloyd Vogel: You don't consider yourself famous?
Fred Rogers: "Fame" is a four-letter word, like "tape" or "zoom" or "face." What ultimately matters is what we do with it.
Oprah: What do you think is the biggest mistakes parents make in raising their children?
Fred Rogers: Um, not to remember their own childhood.
Fred Rogers: I think that the best thing that we can do is to... think about what it was like for us and know what our children are going through. It's so hard once you get to be a parent. You always say, "I will never do this," when your mother or father is doing it to you. You say, "I will never do this to my child." And then you get to our age and you forget what it was like to be this size. You really do forget. Well, but those children can help re-evoke what it was like. That's why, when you're a parent, you have a new chance to grow. You do.
Fred Rogers: There is no normal life that is free from pain.
Lloyd Vogel: How do you deal with it?
Fred Rogers: Oh, well, there are many ways you can deal with your feelings without hurting yourself or anybody else.
Lloyd Vogel: Yeah, like...? Like what?
Fred Rogers: Well, you can pound a lump of clay... or swim as fast as you can swim or play the lowest keys on a piano all at the same time...
Lloyd Vogel: Are you a vegetarian?
Fred Rogers: I just can't imagine eating... anything with a mother.
Fred Rogers: I know you are a man of conviction. A person who knows the difference between what is wrong and what is right. Try to remember that your relationship with your father... also helped to shape those parts. He helped you become what you are.
Fred Rogers: Would you do something with me, Lloyd? It's an exercise I like to do sometimes. We'll just take a minute and think about all the people who loved us into being.
Lloyd Vogel: I... I can't do that.
Fred Rogers: They will come to you. Just one minute of silence.....
Jerry Vogel: It's not fair, you know? I think... I'm just now starting to figure out how to live my life.
Fred Rogers: You know, death is something many of us are uncomfortable speaking about. But to die is to be human. And anything human is mentionable. Anything mentionable is manageable. Anything mentionable is manageable.
Fred Rogers: I hope you know that you made today a very special day by just your being you. There's no one in the whole world like you, and I like you just the way you are.
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Lloyd Vogel: Seriously, why have a baby if you can't use him to get out of social obligations?
Lloyd Vogel: The tent. Why didn't you let them set it up for you?
Fred Rogers: Well, children need to know that even when adults make plans, sometimes they don't turn out the way we'd hoped.
Lloyd Vogel: You don't consider yourself famous?
Fred Rogers: "Fame" is a four-letter word, like "tape" or "zoom" or "face." What ultimately matters is what we do with it.
Oprah: What do you think is the biggest mistakes parents make in raising their children?
Fred Rogers: Um, not to remember their own childhood.
Fred Rogers: I think that the best thing that we can do is to... think about what it was like for us and know what our children are going through. It's so hard once you get to be a parent. You always say, "I will never do this," when your mother or father is doing it to you. You say, "I will never do this to my child." And then you get to our age and you forget what it was like to be this size. You really do forget. Well, but those children can help re-evoke what it was like. That's why, when you're a parent, you have a new chance to grow. You do.
Fred Rogers: There is no normal life that is free from pain.
Lloyd Vogel: How do you deal with it?
Fred Rogers: Oh, well, there are many ways you can deal with your feelings without hurting yourself or anybody else.
Lloyd Vogel: Yeah, like...? Like what?
Fred Rogers: Well, you can pound a lump of clay... or swim as fast as you can swim or play the lowest keys on a piano all at the same time...
Lloyd Vogel: Are you a vegetarian?
Fred Rogers: I just can't imagine eating... anything with a mother.
Fred Rogers: I know you are a man of conviction. A person who knows the difference between what is wrong and what is right. Try to remember that your relationship with your father... also helped to shape those parts. He helped you become what you are.
Fred Rogers: Would you do something with me, Lloyd? It's an exercise I like to do sometimes. We'll just take a minute and think about all the people who loved us into being.
Lloyd Vogel: I... I can't do that.
Fred Rogers: They will come to you. Just one minute of silence.....
Jerry Vogel: It's not fair, you know? I think... I'm just now starting to figure out how to live my life.
Fred Rogers: You know, death is something many of us are uncomfortable speaking about. But to die is to be human. And anything human is mentionable. Anything mentionable is manageable. Anything mentionable is manageable.
Fred Rogers: I hope you know that you made today a very special day by just your being you. There's no one in the whole world like you, and I like you just the way you are.
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