The only reason that I was able to finish Time Enough For Love: The Lives of Lazarus Long is because the library workers have been on strike for so long. Heinlein's book is fascinating and damn sinuous.

I liked this sentiment: " a family man should not take risks that a bachelor finds acceptable"

And right at the end: "You are you, playing chess with yourself, and again you have checkmated yourself. You are the referee. Morals are your agreement with yourself to abide by your own rules. To thine own self be true or you spoil the game."