When I Go Home, The Last Thing

Life Is Suffering. We Have Desires And Expectations And Egos, And We Compare The Reality We Have, Which Is Miraculous And Wondrous, With This Reality We Desire. That Somehow Distances Us From Actually Taking Part Fully With The Reality We Do Have, And That Creates Suffering. For Me, The Thing That I Love Is That It's All About The Present Moment.

I Was Conveniently Bisexual For A Long Time, And Then I Went, 'come On, Who Am I Kidding?' And I Have To Say, It Was The Single Biggest Step I Took Toward Emotional Well-being, To Stop Feeling Like I Had To Hide Who I Am.

I'd Seen 'interview With A Vampire' And Saw Dracula Movies Growing Up, But I Never Thought, 'i Love Vampires; I Have To Do A Show About Vampires.'

It's A Great Thing When You Realize You Still Have The Ability To Surprise Yourself. Makes You Wonder What Else You Can Do That You've Forgotten About.

I Need To Feel Like The Work I'm Doing Is Not Necessarily Important, But Meaningful, At Least To Me, Because Otherwise It Just Becomes A Day Job. It Just Becomes Factory Work And I Get Really Frustrated.