I'll Always Rather Be In A Ship

It's Not Enough Just To Be In A Panic. We Don't Have The Luxury To Be Depressed About Trump. We Have To Look At Issues Like Health Care And The Price Of Pharmaceuticals, The $15 Minimum Wage And Things That Actually Make A Huge Difference In A Lot Of People's Lives. That's Feminist.

Just Because I Haven't Yet Had Any Project Surgery, I'm Not Going To Knock It, Because I Think Women Have The Right To Do Whatever They Want To Their Bodies That Make Them Feel Good About Themselves.

We Were Friends With Jonathan Demme. We Were All Down On The West Side Of New York, And I Think I Met Kurt Vonnegut Through Edith Demme. And Then I Was Lucky To Do Who Am I This Time? 1982, Which Was An Adaptation Of His Short Story That Jonathan Demme Directed With Chris Walken And I, And That Really Cemented The Friendship.

So I Think (obama) Definitely Has Convinced People That He Stands For Change And For Hope, And I Can't Wait To See What He Stands For.

At A Time When Everything Seems So Out Of Control And The People You've Elected Are Bogus And There's So Much Random Violence And Hatred, It Fills You With Such Hope And Admiration To Even Be Part For A Short Time In A Community Where People Have Connected To Strangers To Try To Put Out A Hand.