I'm Not A Negative Person.

Very Little Makes Me Feel Vulnerable These Days. I Hit My Absolute Apex Of Vulnerability When I Returned To My Home State Of Louisiana, During The Gulf Oil Spill Disaster, And Witnessed Mass Devastation To Every Demonstration Of Life Surrounding Me - From Grass, Trees, Bayous, Insects, To Animals And People - We All Felt Demolished.

We The People Are The Change Makers.

Usually You Just Use These Words: "i Give You My, I Make This Commitment To You, I Honor This Idea Between Us." For Me, Commitment Boils Down To Honor. Because You Make A Commitment To Protect Our Environment, You Make A Commitment To Species Preservation, You Make A Commitment To Stop Things Like Human Trafficking. You Make A Commitment To Stop Smoking, To Eat Better. Typically, Something That Is Positive. A Positive Notion Of Honor.

People Have Amazing Ideas. The Main Problem - I Won't Call It A Problem, Let's Call It A Roadblock - Is If You Use The Analogy Of A Convoy Of Vehicles Going To Help A Distress Situation: They Have All The Resources Needed (food, Medicine, Everything They Need), And As The Convoy Is Traveling, There's A Rockslide. You Can't Get Through The Road. What Good Does Any Of That Stuff Do When You Can't Get It To Where It Needs To Go?

Models-turned-actors Are A Bit Of A Cliché... It Is A Huge Cliché But You Have To Look At The Positive Aspects. I Learned A Lot About The World And Took A Lot Of Knowledge Away From It.