Like My Dad, I Have

Today Is The Day You Have To Start Believing In Yourself. No One Can Do It For You Anymore.

We're All Working Hard, But So Far Away From What We Actually Want To Be Doing. We're All Peering In At The Window Of A Party We Aren't Invited To Yet, A Party We Wouldn't Know How To Dress For, Or What Kind Of Conversation To Make, Even If We Came As Someone's Guest.

These Days I Have To Be Extra Nice In Stores. It Never Fails That Whenever I Look As Bad As I Can Possibly Look Or I Am Sort Of Cranky Because The Store Is Out Of Something, That Is Precisely The Time When Someone One Will Recognize Me And Say: 'i Really Like Your Show.'

I Came From A Sorkin-like Project In The Sense That There Was No Freedom To Change A Line, Which, In A Weird Way, Is Its Own Freedom Because You're Living Within That Structure And Know This Is What It Is. You Just Adjust. Every Project Has Its Own Personality.

As Actors We Always Say That Once The Person In A Scene Gets What They Want, The Scene Is Over. It's Resolved. But Life Is Never Resolved - You're Always In The Process.