I Always Tell My Husband, 'that's It,

I Am For Peace And All Kinds Of Ways Because The Total Reality Is That You Never Quite, At Least In My Experience, You Never Quite Get To Be Peaceful In The Profession That We Have All Chosen. It's A Constant Yearning, A Constant Reaching Out For The Unreachable. And So You Never Quite Find Peace Within Yourself. You Are Always Questioning Yourself And Challenging Yourself And Feeling That You Would Fall Short.

The Important Thing Is To Bring People With Parkinson's Into Our World And For The Public To Have A Real Understanding Of It, As They've Beginning To Have With Autism.

Fresh From A Costume Fitting, Where I Had Been Posing In Front Of The Mirror Assuming What I Thought Was A Strong Position - Arms Folded, Butch-looking...you Know - I Met With The Woman In Charge Of Holloway Police Station. She Gave Me The Most Invaluable Advice: Never Let Them See You Cry, And Never Cross Your Arms. When I Asked Why, She Said 'because It Is A Defensive Action And Therefore Weak.

I'll Tell You What Me Scares Me Is Plastic. Plastic Bags And Plastic Bottles And These Things. Why Does My Water Have To Be In A Bloody Plastic Bottle? The Landfill And The Ocean. And I Don't Know, I'm Just Terrified With The Proliferation Of Plastic.

I Was Part Of The First Generation Of Girls And Women To Be Educated And Go To Grammar School Even If We Didn't Have Much Money. Then That Generation Went, 'ok, Great', And Went Into Medicine Or The Police, And Hit This Wall Of Discrimination From Older Men Who Hadn't Caught Up.