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Dinner 'conversation' At The Cohens' Meant My Sister, Mom, And I Relaying In Brutal Detail The Day's Events In A State Of Amplified Hysteria, While My Father Listened To His Own Smooth Jazz Station In His Head.

When I Was A 21-year-old Intern At Cbs, I Was Told I Had Crossed Eyes And Shouldn't Try To Be On Air. That's When I Decided I Was Going To Be Behind The Scenes.

After Three Straight Years Of Writing, Though, I Definitely Needed A Break To Just Go Live My Life.

I Was In Such A Creative Groove After Turning In My Last Book (the Andy Cohen Diaries: A Deep Look At A Shallow Year) That I Decided To Keep Writing In The Hope That I'd One Day Do A Sequel.

I Was Waiting For The Right Guy To Come Along, But Maybe I Didn't Actually Want One, Or Was Not Available Emotionally. I Was Really Nervous About Including Him In The Book [superficial: More Adventures From The Andy Cohen Diaries], But This Relationship Has Developed Over A Year And A Half, And So It Would've Been Dishonest Not To.