I'm Nice, And I Show Up On

Writing A Memoir Isn't Particularly Interesting To Me. I'm Not Like Ellen [degeneres], Where I Can Write, 'water Bottles--they're Crazy!' And It's Funny.

Over And Over In The Play My Character Says, "i'm Thirty-two Years Old," As If That Should Explain Everything That's Wrong In Her Life. I Don't Know What It's Like To Be Thirty-two, But I Can Imagine. I Imagine She Means She's Stuck In An In-between Time, She's At An Age That Isn't A Milestone But More Of A No-man's-land, An Age Where She's Feeling Like Her Hopes Are Fading.

Today Is The Day You Have To Start Believing In Yourself. No One Can Do It For You Anymore.

You Want The Story To End When It's Supposed To And Not Be Squeezed For Somebody's Financial Gain.

It's Core To My Beliefs Now: Sometimes In Being Given A Challenge, You're Actually Being Given A Real Opportunity, And A Lot Of That Is How You Handle It. Do You Feel Sorry For Yourself Or Do You Think, All Right! I'll See What I Can Make Out Of This? I've Had That Over And Over. If I Hang Out In The Disappointment, I'll Just Be Disappointed All The Time.