The Less People Present In An Urgent

I Feel Much More Physically Connected To My Voice, And I Like The Physicality Of The Voice, And How The Voice Can Physically Occupy A Song.

I Was Really Looking Forward To Doing The Thing That I Do - I Basically Appear Just At The Beginning And At The End Of The 'the Glory Of The World' Play - But When I Got To Opening Night, I Started To Get Really Sad That That Was The Last Time I Was Going To See The Play As A Spectator Without Actually Being In It.

I Don't Like Going To Cities. I Don't Mind Maybe Being In A City Sometimes For A Few Hours, But I Pretty Much Don't Like Cities. I Don't Even Like Passing Through Them.

I Feel Like, For Me, Reading Thomas Merton Is Like “wait A Minute, This Is A Rabbit Hole. This Isn’t A Gateway Or A Ticket To Anything Except Itself”. When You're A Ways Into It, You're Five Pages In, 20 Pages In, 30 Pages In, It Seems Like One Of The More Oxymoronic Undertakings You Could Attempt.

There's Very Little Admirable About Being A Pirate. There's Very Little Functional About A Pirate. There's Very Little Real About A Pirate.