When I Turned 40 I

It’s Much Harder For Me... I Think It’s Different When You Have An Office Job, Because It’s Routine And, You Know, You Can Do All The Stuff In The Morning And Then You Come Home In The Evening. When You’re Shooting A Movie, They’re Like, 'we Need You To Go To Wisconsin For Two Weeks,' And Then You Work 14 Hours A Day And That Part Of It Is Very Difficult. I Think To Have A Regular Job And Be A Mom Is Not As, Of Course There Are Challenges, But It’s Not Like Being On Set.

During The Strict Macrobiotic Chapter Of My Life, I Ate Miso Soup Every Day For Breakfast And Sometimes With Dinner As Well.

I Try As Best I Can To Really Put All I Can Into What I'm Doing. A Lot Of Days I Fail And There's Too Much To Do. I Do Think It's Really Important To Have Time To Yourself, Whether That's Reading Something Interesting When The Kids Are In Bed Or Even Having A Dog.

I've Had A Very Interesting Career. I Get To Do Amazing Things And Work With Amazing People And Travel And Learn Languages - Things Most People Don't Get The Opportunity To Do.

I Have A Very Highly Developed Sense Of Denial.