I Was The Dork In High School

I Used To Have A Lot Of Superstitions, And Then I Realized That It Was Kind Of Hogwash. Once I Let Go Of Them, I Relaxed A Lot.

Being Pregnant Finally Helped Me Understand What My True Relationship Was With My Body - Meaning That It Wasn't Put On This Earth To Look Good In A Swimsuit. I Was Like, 'look, I Can Carry A Baby! I'm Gaining Weight Right, Everything's Going Well.' And I've Had That Relationship Ever Since.

I'm Like The Luckiest Girl In The World. I've Gotten To Be A Princess, I've Gotten To Work With The Muppets. A Lot Of My Childhood Dreams About Who I Wanted To Be When I Was A Grown-up, I At Least Get To Play Them In Movies.

I Still Think I'm Like The Poor Girl From Colorado Who Worked Three Jobs To Buy A Car. That's Still My Mentality, So I'll Be Walking Down The Street, And I Forget What I Do And Who I Am.

Moving Out To L.a. For Me Was A Leap Of Faith. I Was Very Secure In My Dinner Theater World; I Loved It, And I Was Just Like, 'i Think There's Something Else Out There For Me And I Just Have To Go For It.'