I'm Always Interested In What's Next Or

When I Was Starting Out, I Would Get Printouts Of What Was Being Written About Me That Week. At First It Was All Good Things, And Then It Started To Turn. I Very Quickly Learned, "this Isn't Good, This Isn't Helping Me." But It Was A Very Important Exercise For Me In Terms Of Really Understanding That One's Sense Of Self Is Internal. I Have Had An Extreme Opportunity To Learn That Lesson, And I Think It's Been Such A Blessed Fortune.

There Have Been Countless Times Where I've Worked Out With My Kids Crawling Around All Over The Place. You Just Make It Work.

I've Borne These Two Kids Into A Particularly Strange Circumstance. They Are Going To Have To Fend Off A Lot And Protect Themselves From A Lot Of Projections And Prejudice About Who They Are, Coming From The Family That They Come From.

Physically, It Completely Changed Me. I Found Strength That I Never Thought I Had. And Mentally, I Mean, It's Taught Me Just Patience And Letting Go, And It's Really Changed My Whole Psychological Outlook, I Think.

Some Days I Feel Like Everyone In My World Has Plugged Themselves Into My Kidney. I'm So Tired. But When You're Having Dinner With Your Kids And Your Husband And Someone Says Something Funny Or You're Dying Laughing Because Your Three-year-old Made A Fart Joke, It Doesn't Matter What Else Is Going On. That's Real Happiess.