She [then Nine-year-old Daughter Emily] Grew Up

I've Sung Since I Talked, When I'm Two, But What I Sang Was Ballads, Because It's Very Hard To Do A Dance Track With Your Little Acoustic Guitar When You're A Kid.

You Can Put Things Off Until Tomorrow But Tomorrow May Never Come.

The Secret Of A Long Marriage Is Shaving Your Legs Every Day . . . Because It Shows You Still Care.

My Grandmother Would Shanghai Pilots At The Havana Airport So They'd Bring Me Cartons Of Mango Baby Food - The Only Kind I'd Eat. I Learned To Eat Peach Later. And In Every Carton, She'd Slip A Cuban Record.

I Dreamed Of Becoming A Writer. And This Dream Is About To Become A Reality With The Publication Of My First, And Hopefully Not My Last, Children's Book.