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Things Present Themselves To You, And It's How You Choose To Deal With Them That Reveals Who You Are. We All Say A Lot Of Things, Don't We, About Who We Are And How We Think. But In The End It's Your Actions, How You Respond To Circumstance That Reveals Your Character.

I Love Those Moments On Stage, On Screen And In Life When You Dispense With Language, When You Sort Of Transcend It In A Way, And Certainly The Experience Of Falling In Love, I Think, Defies Words, Which Is Why Poets, Painters, Musicians, Actors Have Tried To Describe That Feeling, Writers Have Just Tried To Put Words To That.

It Seems Like People Increasingly Just Can't Be By Themselves Because They're So Used To Having An Epicenter On The Internet That Actually Exists For Other People. Until Someone Clicks Onto Your Facebook Page, It Doesn't Mean Anything.

I'm Not Sitting On A Soapbox Telling Women What They Should And Shouldn't Do, But I Know What Works For Me.

One Of My Favorite Moments Is Onstage, When You See A Dancer Leap, And You Think They're Flying, And Then They Fall. It's That Moment Of Suspension That You Look For, And Sometimes You Get It And Sometimes You Don't.