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I Was Attending The University Of Alberta. I Was Going To Be A High School Teacher, Like My Parents. I Failed - No, I Didn't Fail A Class, I Just Barely Passed. I Really Didn't Try. It Was Canadian History, Through The Plays Of The Time. My God, Those Were Boring Plays.

I'm Fortunate Enough That Every Job I Do Seems To Be, At The Very Least, Teaching Me Something Fantastic. I Make New Friends. I Work With Talented People. And Each Project And Experience Seems To Be Better Than The Last. I Seem To Be Topping Myself All The Time. I Think To Myself: "it Can't Get Better, It Can't Get Better..." And Then Something Happens That Makes Me Feel Like I'm Truly Richer For The Experience.

Somebody Once Said That You Can Never Act And Be Another Person; You're Only Acting Facets Of Yourself. I Think There's A Lot Of Truth In That.

It's A Trap I've Fallen Into Earlier In My Career - Trying To Be Liked. Don't Do It. When I Watch Tv And I See Someone Trying To Make Me Like Them, Acting Cute Or Quirky Or Goofy, I'm Not Impressed. Don't Act Like America's Watching You. Just Latch Onto Your Character. Characters Are Flawed. Be Unlikeable. Be Flawed. Be A Person.

'desperate Housewives' Is An Ensemble Cast, Where I Played A Tertiary Character. I Made A Lot Of Great Friends, But That Show Didn't Keep Me Very Busy.