Each Misstep Leads To The Next Correct

When I Was A Boy, I Would Ask About My Family History, About My Bloodlines. We Really Didn't Know That Much. We Had A Little Indian In Us From The Oklahoma Trail Of Tears.

The Last Bollywood Movie I Watched Was 3 Idiots That Featured Aamir Khan In It. It Was Impressive!

Within Time, You Get Comfortable With Yourself And With The Unknown - That We're Not Going To Know Until That Time Comes. And That's Enough For Me. I Wrestle With This A Lot Even Now Because I Don't Want To Step On Anyone's Religion. My Family Is Still Very Dedicated. At The Same Time, I Take Great Issue With It When It Starts Defining Policy Or Ultimately Becomes Separatist. ... It's Been The Basis Of Our Main Conflicts Throughout History.

Religion Works. I Know There's Comfort There, A Crash Pad. It's Something To Explain The World And Tell You There Is Something Bigger Than You, And It Is Going To Be Alright In The End. It Works Because It's Comforting. I Grew Up Believing In It, And It Worked For Me In Whatever My Little Personal High School Crisis Was, But It Didn't Last For Me.

When I First Moved To L.a., I Discovered Roy London. I Didn't Know Anything About The Arts, The Profession; I Had No Technique, I Knew Nothing, I'm Fresh From Missouri. I Sat In On A Few Classes, And They Just Felt A Little Guru-ish And Just Didn't Feel Right To Me. Until I Met Roy.