I'm Very Lucky, I Do

The Fact That There Is No Right Or Wrong Is What I Think Is Maddening. I Can Think You're A Phenomenal Actor, But The Guy Next Door Can Think You're A Horrible Actor, And Neither Of Us Is Wrong And Neither Of Us Is Right. It's Just A Matter Of Opinion.

It's Been The Greatest Gift That I've Been Given. Because No Matter How Much My Parents Have Asked Me To Be More Patient, No Matter Much My Husband Has Asked Me To Be More Patient, None Of It Mattered Until I Had A Kid. And Then All Of Sudden I Was Like, "oh. I Have To Be More Patient." They Were All Like, "yeah! We've Been Telling You That For Twenty Years!" And I Find It To Be A Gift. Every Day I'm More Patient.

I Had Such A Great Time Doing Commercials And Things As A Kid. My Grandparents Were On Set With Me All The Time, And I Loved That I Got To Hang Out With Them, So I Will Forever Be Grateful For That. But I Just Loved Every Minute Of It.

When You Do A Four-camera Sitcom, Everything Is A Little Schtickier. It’s Not Necessarily That You Pick Up Bad Habits, But There Is Just A Very Specific Way Of Acting That You Fall Into On Those Kinds Of Multicamera Shows, And You Have To Break Those Habits When You Go In To Do Other Things.

Knowing Who You Are Is Confidence.