Do I Have To Change

I Hadn't Been Onstage In A While. The Last Time Was Pre-children. And Before I Went On [at Roseland], My Kids Were Backstage, And I Thought, This Isn't How I Usually Do It. I've Got Kids, And I'm Thinking, This Is Weird. It's Weird Juggling Children On Your Knee While You're In Your Rhinestone Outfit. And I'm Thinking, Okay, I'm Gonna Go Out And Do A Show And I'm Gonna Be Superwoman! But I'm Not Really, `cause I'm A Mom. It's All Very Strange.

Obviously, My Tastes And My Priorities Have Changed. But I'm Still Asking The Question 'why?' Just Because I'm A Mother Doesn't Mean I'm Not Still A Rebel And That I Don't Want To Go In The Face Of Convention And Challenge The System. I Never Wanted To Think In A Robotic Way, And I Don't Want My Children To Think That Way, Either.

Dress Like Britney Spears And Think Like Me, And Everything Will Be Fine.

I Don't Affiliate Myself With Any Specific Religious Group. I Connect To Different Ritualistic Aspects Of Different Belief Systems, And I See The Connecting Thread Between All Religious Beliefs.

Filmmaking Is Such A Collaboration. At A Certain Point, I Suppose You Do Have To Let Go And Trust The People You're Working With.