The Jewish Part Of Me

It's Really Hard To Find Things That Are Worth Leaving Them For. [balancing Work And Motherhood Is] Really Hard. One Night In Nashville, My Son Was Screaming With A Terrible Stomachache. I Was Like, 'i Have To Get Out Of Here!' But We Had To Finish. My Friend Jenno, A Mother Of Three Who Was Producing, Was Great, Reminding Me That Nine Times Out Of 10, They Just Have Gas.

I'm An Artist, And The Need To Get Inside Myself And Be Creative And Be Other People Is A Part Of Who I Am. I Don't Imagine I'll Abandon That Completely.

I'll Take My Wrinkles. I Don't Like The Botox Thing.

I Am Convinced That By Eating Biological Foods It Is Possible To Avoid A Tumor.

It Is Finally When You Let Go Of What People Expect You To Be And People's Perceptions Of You That You're Able To Be The Version Of Yourself That You're Supposed To Be - Like In God's Eyes. It Doesn't Matter If You're Half Crazy, Or Eccentric, Or Whatever It Is - That You Have To Be True To Who You Were Born To Be.