I Had Grown Up Accustomed To Living

Instead Of Joyfully Looking Forward To My Birth, My Mother Began Systematically Preparing For Her Own Death. She Was Fatalistic.

The Only Difference Between The Bel Air Of The '90s And The Bel Air Of My Childhood Is That Now The Nannies Are Latina Instead Of British, And The Cars European Instead Of American

Every Time I Go Out On A Stage I Consider Myself Very Lucky. Because, In A Time Where People Are Economically Thinking About What To Go And See - So, When I Am On A Stage, And It Doesn't Matter Where I Am, That's My Favorite Show. I Come Home After And Say "that Was My Favorite Show".

I Have Spent Much Of My Adult Life Flinching With Pain As I Tried To Pull Out The Threads That Bound The Shadows Of My Past To Me.

Living In Continual Chaos Is Exhausting, Frightening. The Catch Is That It's Also Very Addictive.