Men. You Can't Live With Them, You

I Watch Espn All Day. If You Come Into My Trailer, Espn Is On. That's The First Thing I Do When I Leave The Set.

Divorce Is The Hardest Obstacle I've Had To Overcome In My Life. I Would Like To Believe That Most People Don't Get Married Anticipating Divorce. When I Reached That Crossroad, I Felt Like Such A Failure. After Years Of Therapy Together, I Realized That Staying Together Was Emotionally Destructive. My Husband Didn't Want The Divorce, But I Did. So There Was A Lot Of Bitterness Initially. Although We Are Still Divorced, We Still Call Each Other "family." It Was A Journey To Get There, But It's A Beautiful Place To Be.

And, For Example, Like, When You're Having The Conversation With Your Child About Getting Their Driver's License. Well, A White Family - Their Biggest Fear Is Just That You're Driving Safely And That They're Minding The Rules Of The Road, Whereas A Black Family - Their Biggest Fear Is That Their Child Is Going To Get Pulled Over And Treated Unfairly For A Reason That They Won't Understand.

I Try To Turn Most Things Into An Exercise. Sometimes, I Can't Get A Workout In, So I Will Do Things Like Park Further Away At The Grocery Store Or Take The Stairs. It May Not Be Much, But I've Convinced Myself It Does Something. Mind Over Matter. Ha! But My Regular Workouts Consist Of Hiking, Cardio Barre, And Light Weight Training.

And Just Because Someone Doesn't Understand Doesn't Mean They Don't Want To.