The Challenge Is Not To Be Perfect.

I Would Like To Say Something, Not Just To Vietnam Veterans In New England, But To Men Who Were In Vietnam, Who I Hurt, Or Whose Pain I Caused To Deepen Because Of The Things That I Said Or Did. I Was Trying To Help End The Killing And The War, But There Were Times When I Was Thoughtless And Careless About It And I'm...very Sorry That I Hurt Them. And I Want To Apologize To Them And Their Families.

I Always Tried, In The Books I Wrote, To Make It Clear: Thin Is Not The Goal. But I Was Thin. So No Matter What I Said, The Subliminal Message Was, "you Have To Look A Certain Way." And I'm Not Happy About Playing Into That.

My Greatest Asset Is That I Am Constantly Changing.

If The Career You Have Chosen Has Some Unexpected Inconvenience, Console Yourself By Reflecting That No Career Is Without Them.

We Need Women Friends, Women Who Challenge Us... I Have Chosen Not To Have Any More Plastic Surgery. Sally Field And I Have Kind Of Made A Pact About That. It's Really Hard, Especially If You're A Public Person. But I Want To Give A Face To Aging.