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Tuesday, March 29, 2011

Margaret Bourke-White

".....She said that she never recalled conciously choosing between marriage and a career, but as she grew older she realized that hers was "a life into which marriage doesn't fit very well. If I had had children, I would have charted a widely different life...Perhaps I would have worked on children's books instead of going to wars...One life is not better than the other; it is just a different life." What settled the matter for her was probably this feeling: "There is nothing else like the exhilaration of a new story boiling up. To me this is like food and drink.""

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