That Was An Interesting Aspect: To Go

"what Is Normal?" Really Becomes The Question. What Is Normal, And How Are We Fooled Into Thinking It's Something Other Than What We're Doing At Any Given Time. Every Family Has Either A Drug Addict Or An Alcoholic Or Some Sort Of Dysfunction That The Family Is Dealing With. And I Think The Grace Of This Family Is That They Actually Could Be That Far Out There But Also Be Forgiving, And Be Really Human, And Be Human In Front Of Each Other Without Much Shame.

My Own Mother Fought To Make Herself More Than A Possession; She Lived Her Life As A Mother Who Chose When She Would Have Children, And A Wife Who Could Earn A Living If She So Chose. I Want My Daughters To Enjoy That Same Choice.

I Like Extremes. I Like To Change Things Up And Keep From Getting Complacent Or Stale.

When People Sit Across From People - Gay, Straight, Whatever - And They Talk, They Find Out That People They May Have Been Demonizing For Their Lifetime Aren't The Demons We've Expected Them To Be.

It's Easy To Do Nothing, But Your Heart Breaks A Little More Every Time You Do.