I've Made Out More This

Writing A Memoir Isn't Particularly Interesting To Me. I'm Not Like Ellen [degeneres], Where I Can Write, 'water Bottles--they're Crazy!' And It's Funny.

I Am Here To Tell You There's Nothing In People Knowing You. There's Actually A Loss In That! Really, The Reward In Life Is Genuinely The Day Of Work You Have. It's Not The Name You're Making For Yourself Or The Clicks And Likes - It's Such An Illusion.

All My References Are 50 Years Old-when Somebody Shot J.r., You Know? Oh My God, I'm 100!

I Live With Someone, Actor Peter Krause, Who Didn't Find An Interest In Being An Actor Until The Very End Of College. So My Message Is: There's So Much Freedom Left. There's No Ticking Clock. It's Just Not True.

Over And Over In The Play My Character Says, "i'm Thirty-two Years Old," As If That Should Explain Everything That's Wrong In Her Life. I Don't Know What It's Like To Be Thirty-two, But I Can Imagine. I Imagine She Means She's Stuck In An In-between Time, She's At An Age That Isn't A Milestone But More Of A No-man's-land, An Age Where She's Feeling Like Her Hopes Are Fading.