I Dig Being A Mother.

[on Writing To Alice Walker, Author Of The Color Purple:] I Told Her I Would Play A Venetian Blind, Dirt On The Floor, Anything.

I Am The American Dream. I Am The Epitome Of What The American Dream Basically Said. It Said You Could Come From Anywhere And Be Anything You Want In This Country. That's Exactly What I've Done.

Everything For Me Is Visual. That's Just How My Head Works.

I'm As American As Chevrolet.

Normal Is Nothing More Than A Cycle On A Washing Machine.