I Love To Cook And Feed People.

My Daughter Is Super Ballsy. I Always Follow Her Lead. I Actually Don't Need To Encourage Her To Take Risks. She Likes To Push Herself; She Wants To See How Far She Can Get. It's Really Inspiring To See That In A Young Woman.

I Don't Eat Four-legged Animals, But I Eat Birds, I Eat Cheese, I Eat Dessert. I Eat Everything.

I Used To Say To My Dad, 'how Did You And Mom Stay Married For All This Time?' And He'd Say, 'two Things. Number One: You Gotta Have The Same Dreams. One Person Can't Be Daydreaming About Walking Down The Street In Paris, The Other Person Want To Work In A Coal Mine. Number Two: We Never Wanted To Get Divorced At The Same Time.'

I Made A Pact With Myself That I'd Rather Have Less Money Than Be Embarrassed.

When I Was Twenty-one, A Friend Gave Me A Book Called Diet For A New America By John Robbins, Which Exposed The Brutal Practices Of American Factory Farms. That, Coupled With A Lecture From Leonardo Dicaprio (when He Was Nineteen And I Was Twenty-one) About How Such Animals Are Kept And Processed, Made Me Lose My Desire For Factory Farm Pork And Beef Right There.