In Memoirs of a Woman Doctor, images of confinement merge with family images. One of the most memorable of these bisociations is that involving the mother's imprisonment of the first-person narrator's hair in braids.

His son, however, has been riding since age four, when Rollin obsessively forced him to drive a cycle with training wheels.

The agency boosted Schlitz's name recognition with the Gusto campaign. Consumers […] were even reminded that You only go around once in life: go for all the gusto you can.

He has a very unthreatening manner.