I Have A Life That's Just Been

Acceptance And Tolerance And Forgiveness, Those Are Life-altering Lessons.

Usually, You Get A Script And You Have The Whole Story. All The Acts Are There, For A Play. You Know What Happens In The First, Second And Third Acts, And You Know How It Starts, Where You Go And Where It Finishes. [with American Horror Story: Asylum], It's A Whole New Experience. I Don't Know Where It's Going, And I Don't Know What's Going To Happen Next. It's Been An Interesting Way To Work. It's Made Me Work In A Much More Fluid, Braver Way, Just Taking Every Chance That Comes Along.

In Families There Is Always The Mythology. My Father Died When My Kids Were Quite Young Still, And Yet They Still Tell His Stories. That Is How A Person Lives On.

I've Been Thinking A Lot About Next Year, Which Will Be The First Time In 25 Years That I Don't Have A Child At Home.

That's Always Been Like A Fascination To Me - Watching My Family, Three Sisters And A Brother And All Growing Up Basically In The Same Situation And Each One Being So Totally Different And Going On To Completely Different Areas And Directions. But For Me To Go Into Psychoanalysis Really Steadily, Would Be Putting Too Much Energy Into Trying To Figure Out Why I Am The Way I Am... Basically This Is How I Am And It's Alright And I Don't Want To Know Why I'm This Way.