I've Always Wanted To Drive Cross-country.

Growing Up Poor, I Never Missed Out On Anything. My Parents Did A Beautiful Job Of Not Making Me Feel Like I Was Lesser Than Any Other Kids.

People Criticize A Woman For Everything - Like, I Get Criticized For How My Hair Looks When I Go Grocery Shopping Or The Fact That I Don’t Wear Makeup When I Get My Nails Done.

I Actually Live A Very Mediocre Lifestyle. So I Decided To Step Back And Do Things Not Just For The Sake Of Doing Them, But Because I Believe In Them And I Want To Do Them.

If I Could Go Back To My Younger Self, I'd Be Like, "not Everything's Permanent."

When You Do A Four-camera Sitcom, Everything Is A Little Schtickier. It’s Not Necessarily That You Pick Up Bad Habits, But There Is Just A Very Specific Way Of Acting That You Fall Into On Those Kinds Of Multicamera Shows, And You Have To Break Those Habits When You Go In To Do Other Things.