My Son Doesn't Know How Flawed I

I Think It's Incumbent Upon Me To Try To Be Smart And Make Good Choices And Work With Good People And Work My Ass Off When I'm Working With Good People And I Have To Let Everyone Have Their Opinion Afterwards. But This Is What Happens. You Make A Movie Or You're On A Show And Then You Have This Experience And Everyone Tells You What You Did. They Tell You What You Did. That's Allowed. That's The Experience Of Being Human And Subjectivity. That's It. We Can Only Do What We'll Do, And I Can Only Do The Best I Can Do.

It's Not That I'm Using My Life To Put On Screen Or In My Acting, It's That, When You're Living In The World, You're Exposed To Stories, To People, To Things That Feel Foreign And Unfamiliar. And I'm Curious About Those Things, Me Personally.

I Think Women Of A Certain Generation, Mine In Particular, Feel Like We Can Have It All Because That's What We Were Fed. It's Like, We Reap The Benefits Of The Feminist Movement - They Did All The Legwork And Now We're Going To Try To Be Parents And Successful Business People And Great Wives And Good Friends And Take A Cooking Class And Blah, Blah, Blah.

He's The Funniest, Smartest Person I Know. It Doesn't Mean He Doesn't Bug Me And I'm Sure I Bug Him Sometimes.

James Wilkie Is So Conscious Of The Time We Spend Together. I Try To Be Home To Tuck Him In At Least Four Nights A Week, And If I'm Not, He's Not Letting Me Get Away With Anything. The Other Night I Was Sitting With Him On The Steps Before Matthew And I Went Out To The Theater, And He Looked At Me And Said, `mama, This Has Got To Stop. Go Upstairs And Take That Dress Off.'