Women, As Mothers Of The Earth, Deserve

Creativity Is The Key For Any Child With Dyslexia, Or For Anyone For That Matter. Then You Can Think Outside Of The Box. Teach Them Anything Is Attainable. Let Them Run With What You See Is Whatever They Need To Run With.

I Mean, I Have A Great Job. I Get To Dress Up And Become Somebody Else, Especially When It's Someone Like Legolas, Who's This Super-cool Kind Of Otherworldly Elf. It's, Like, I'm Lucky, Man, So Why Would I Not Appreciate That?

I Love It. I Hate That Word (fatherhood), But I Love Being A Father; It's Changed Everything In So Many Ways.

If You Have Kids Who Are Struggling With Dyslexia, The Greatest Gift You Can Give Them Is The Sense That Nothing Is Unattainable. With Dyslexia Comes A Very Great Gift, Which Is The Way That Your Mind Can Think Creatively.

I Had The Training At Drama School Where I Studied Shakespeare And Brecht And Chekov And All These Period Historical Playwrights And I Think That I Responded To The Material.