I Used To Be An Optimist, But

I Always Had Boyfriends, But I Never Imagined A Proposal Or A Wedding. To Me, That Was Like Having A Ball And Chain Round Your Neck.

I Was Afraid Of Being A Failure, Of Not Having The Best Time Or Of Being Chicken. But Every Year I Get Older I Think, What Was I Fearing Last Year?' You Forget. And Then You Move On.

To Me, True Beauty Isn't Something That Will Wash Off In The Shower At The End Of The Day. It's Something That's Still There, Before You Go To Bed And Wake Up In The Morning. And, You Know, They Always Say That's Inner Beauty, But It Is.

I Love The Written Word; I Love When Someone Takes The Time Or Leaves You A Note Or Sends A Letter.

I Still Love Being Creative. I Still Love The Aspects Of Working Together With Great, Talented People. But It's A Weird Dichotomy; I'm Being Blessed With More Opportunities, But I'm Going To Be Taking Less Of Them.