I Have Had A Life In Which

There Are So Many Beautiful Things That Are A Part Of The World, And Ive Always Looked At Life That Way; Ive Always Tried To Put On A Smile And A Brave Front, Not Just For My Kids But In My Own Life And All The Difficulties That Ive Gone Through.

My Son Traveled The World With Me On Every Tour. He Wasn't A Lover Of School, So It Was Easy With Him. I Had A Tutor On The Road, Keep Him At The Same Level, So When He'd Pop Back Home He'd Go Right Back In.

I'd Like Them To See That Those Things That Set Us Apart Or Make Us Different Can Be Wonderful Contributions To The World Around Us. I'd Like Them To See That Size And Color Are Irrelevant To The Dreams We Envision For Ourselves. And I'd Also Love For Them To See That Life Is A Journey, And Every Step Of The Way, We Can Learn Something And Become Stronger And Wiser.

[my First Children's Book] Is Very Subliminal, Let's Put It That Way. It Even Has A Bit Of A Metaphysical Little Message In There [about How] We're All Somehow Connected And We All Have A Responsibility Toward Each Other. Although You May Feel Alone In The World, You Definitely Are Not.

The Separation Of Families To Me Is Very Close To My Heart Because We Lived That As Immigrants. I Strongly Feel That We All Connected, And Having Felt People's Love And Support First-hand Through Difficult Moments In My Life, Makes Me Feel It's Our Responsibility To Help One Another. I Am Privileged To Help In Some Way, And I Will Always Take That Opportunity.