The Eskimos Have Hundreds Of Word For

I Never Wanted To Be A Celebrity; I Never Wanted To Be Famous. And In My Daily Life, I Work Really Hard To Not Trade On It In Any Way. I Am So Desperately Worried About Anybody Saying, "she Cut In Line," Or "she Took Our Table," Or "she Doesn't Do Her Own Grocery Shopping." It's Not Like It's Hard To Be Decent And Respectful And Well Behaved. I Do Wait In Line, And I Do Take The Subway, And I Do My Own Grocery Shopping, And I Do Take The Kids To School. But It Almost Doesn't Matter To A Certain Segment Of The Populace.

I Think Women Should Have What They Determine To Be A Staple In Their Closet, Because Who's To Say That My Staple Is Someone Else's Staple? I'm This Tall, And I Live In This City, And I Have To Walk The Kids To School, And I Don't Tend To Drive As Much - My Life Requirements Are Radically Different Than Yours Or Hers Or His. Staples Are: What Do You Need? And Then, What Do You Want? "need" Comes First, Typically; "want" Gets Taken Care Of Occasionally.

I Feel Like You Have To Be So Precise In What You Are Going To Say, Or You Can Be Hammered If You Say It The Wrong Way. That Part Makes Feel Bummed Out Because Sometimes These Things Can Take A While To Figure Out. Different People Formulate Things In Different Ways And Have Different Processes. I Feel Like Let's Just Take A Deep Breath And Not Be So Perfectionistic About It All.

Every Once In Awhile, A Girl Has To Indulge Herself.

I Took A Page From [the Playwright] Wendy Wasserstein's Book. She Said 'i'm Not A Feminist, I'm A Humanist.'