Humour Has Always Been A Self-defence Mechanism

Humour Has Always Been A Self-defence Mechanism For Me.

We've Been Taught, "deny Yourself Pleasure." But Moderation Is Harder Because It Requires Really Committing To Balance. When I Tell My Trainer I Had A Glass Of Wine, He'll Say, "liquid Bread!" And I'm Like, "ugh, But It Was A Nice One." It's A Matter Of Checks And Balances. And I Finally Found Out How To Set Myself Up To Succeed. But I Still Need To Commit To It. And Everything Gets Exponentially Harder The Older You Are. Fifty Is A Terrifying Number For Some People.

Louis Malle Was The Best Filmmaker I've Ever Worked With. He Was Such An Artist. He Was Dealing With The Theme Of Innocence And Experience.

It's Nice, It Gives You A Feeling Of Security So That If Something Breaks We Know We Can Always Call A Guy Over And He'll Bring A Drill Or Something.

There Are No Dumb Male Questions. There Are Dumb Males, But Not Dumb Male Questions.