I Wanted To Try To

I Thought Everything Was Interesting. I Wanted To Go Scuba Diving And I Wanted To Learn How To Surf. Because I Grew Up In The 60s Girls Were Not Allowed To Do Anything. As I've Gotten Older And Realized That Women Can Do Things Like That I Thought, 'why Not? Now's The Time.'

Telling What You Feel, Trying To Talk About What's Important To You, Does Not Make You Weaker.

For Me, There's A Fine Line Between Telling A Story That's Fictional With Lots Of Details And Then Removing Yourself Too Much From It, So It's Bloodless, A Little Too Fictional.

In The '70s, Everybody Thought Drugs Were Just Good Times. People Didn't Really Know About Drug Addiction, Or That Such A Thing Existed. When I Grew Up In The '70s I Thought You Had To Take Drugs. It Was Almost Like I Didn't Think You Had A Choice.

You Drew A Bird That Was Here, A Kind Of Sweet Chanticleer. But With A Terrible Fear That The Cage Couldn't Tame