We All Keep Dreaming, And Luckily, Dreams

When I Was On Set I Tried Not To Bug Steven Soderbergh Too Much. "why Did You Put The Camera There?" But He Was Very Open To My Questions And Definitely Being On His Set Was Really Thrilling Because He's Such A Master.

I'm Definitely A Messy Person... I Know Where Everything Is But I Just Can't Organize. I Don't Make Lists And Find Scripts On The Laundry Machine, And Under My Bed, Or In The Bathroom, Kitchen. It's Bad, I Really Need To Take Control.

I Felt So Proud To Be Having A Baby And So Excited. And I Felt Closer To Other Women - To My Sisters, To My Mom. I Felt Empowered, Like, 'i've Given Birth. I Did It! There's Nothing I Can't Handle.' I've Really Enjoyed This Time That I Have Taken To Be With Suri, As Well As The Challenges Of The First Couple Of Months: Feeding And Pumping, Learning To Decipher What Each Cry Means - Is She Hungry? Is She Tired? Does She Need A Fresh Diaper? - And Figuring Out How To Really Help Her.

I Really Can't Deny It, I Am Who I Am. I'm Pretty Normal. I'm Not That Smooth Type Of Girl. I Run Into Things, I Trip, I Spill Food. I Say Stupid Things... I Really Don't Have It All Together.

~i've Never Met A 2-year-old Who Is Terrible. I'm So Cool With Every Stage My Daughter Goes Through. I Just Think She's Amazing. I Hope She's Not Looking At Me Thinking, Mom, Are The Terrible 30s Coming On With You?~