Detroit Was Really Fun, Fyi,

My Mom And My Dad Wanted My Brother And I To Have A Better Life, You Know, Better Education, Better Jobs. It Was Probably Harder, Much, Much Harder, For My Parents. When You're A Kid, You Can Learn A Language Much More Easily; I Learned English In Less Than A Year.

I Was Never Raised To Think That I Was Pretty. It's Not That I Was Raised To Think I Was Unattractive, But It Was Just Never Something That Was Pointed Out To Me By My Family. They Would Point Out Personality Traits — 'our Daughter Is Really Quirky' — Versus What I Look Like, Because Inevitably, Looks Go, So It Makes No Difference.

The Green Thing I Don't Think Frightens Kids. It Frightened Me When I Was Like Little Because I Didn't Have The Internet And Didn't Have All These Other Things That Were, You Know, In Front Of Me At All Times And Accessible.

I Am Very Much A Creature Of Habit, And I Have No Life Consistency. None.

I've Had That Conversation! "you Had A Minute! Why Didn't You Do That?" So If Husbands Could Read Our Minds That Would Be Great.