I Don't Think I Was

I Am Very Interested In Architecture. I've Been Asked If I'd Ever Direct, But Me, I'd Rather Build. It's Very Similar To Directing, Because You Get To Walk Among This Piece Of Art, To Live In It, Be Surrounded By It, Which Is Just Thrilling.

Where I Grew Up - We Started Out In Oklahoma And Then Moved To Missouri - It Was Considered Hubris To Talk About Yourself. And The Downside Of That Was That Ideas Rarely Got Exchanged, Or True Feelings.

I Fell In Love With The Place! You Know, The People, The Bourbon, The Music... It's In The Air. It's Something You Can't Describe On Camera.

There's A Constant Chatter In Our House, Whether It's Giggling Or Screaming Or Crying Or Banging. I Love It. I Love It. I Love It. I Hate It When They're Gone. I Hate It. Maybe It's Nice To Be In A Hotel Room For A Day - 'oh, Nice, I Can Finally Read A Paper.' But Then, By The Next Day, I Miss That Cacophony, All That Life.

When I First Moved To L.a., I Discovered Roy London. I Didn't Know Anything About The Arts, The Profession; I Had No Technique, I Knew Nothing, I'm Fresh From Missouri. I Sat In On A Few Classes, And They Just Felt A Little Guru-ish And Just Didn't Feel Right To Me. Until I Met Roy.