I'm Like Every Other Woman: A Closet

My Latin Roots Are Very Strong. All My Life, Because I'm Blonde And Blue-eyed, People Who Aren't Hispanic Can't Believe I Am. And People Who Are Hispanic Always Think I'm Not, Because I Don't Look Like Them. Being Latin Is Part Of Who I Am And I Bring That Part To Every Role.

I Am Just At That Stage Of Wondering Where I Go From Here. I Came Into This Business Almost By Accident, But Now It Has Become Serious. What Started As A Bit Of Fun, Something To Do Other Than Be A Model, Has Taken On A Different Career Curve. I Have Been Forced To Ask Where That Curve Is Going To End Up.

[the Other Woman]s Not Only A Story About Friendship And Women And How We Support One Another And How We're There For One Another, But It Also Shows How Different These Women Are. They Each Have Their Own Strengths And Weaknesses, And Those Strengths And Weaknesses Help Each One Of Them In Their Own Way.

Comparison Is A Brutal Assault Upon One's Self. Once You Compare Yourself To Someone Else, What You're Really Saying Is That What You're Made Of Isn't Good Enough.

When Things Are Meant To Come Together, They Come Together.