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Seasons Change. So Do Cities. People Come Into Your Life And People Go, But It's Comforting To Know: The Ones You Love Are Always In Your Heart. And If You're Very Lucky, A Plane Ride Away.

Only Two Things Change When You Get Older: The Energy In Your Voice And The Time Of Night You Feel It's Appropriate To Call Someone. In Your 20s, People Call At 2 A.m. And Yell, 'are You Up?' Into The Answering Machine. Now, Someone Calls After 8 P.m., And My Boyfriend Is Like, 'who Is That? Who Could Be Calling At This Hour?'

The Thing You Can't Let Go Of Is Gravity. The Reality Of Gravity In Writing. If Someone Says Something Really Mean In A Sitcom, And The Next Wave Isn't A Reaction To The Reality Of That, You Start Losing Relatability. In A Lot Of Romantic Comedies, They Throw Out The Rules Of Life.

'sex And The City' Was Made To Correct The Myth That If You Were Single At A Certain Age, You Were A Leper. Its Four Characters Are Heroes To A Lot Of Women; They Run Around New York, Or Gotham - But They Have Fancy Shoes Instead Of Capes.

Here's What Happens - You Create Something In The Moment That You Feel Will Be Good, And Then... People's Reactions To It Or People Referencing It Years Later, It's A Compliment.