You Do What You Do

I Am Heartbroken By The Devastation Caused By Hurricane Katrina In My Home State. Like So Many Americans I Am Watching The News Reports With Great Sadness. But It's At Times Like These That Each Of Us Must Work Together To Provide Lifesaving Aid To Those In Terrible Need.

I Grew Up In Louisiana, And I Grew Up With A Dysfunctional Family With Some Very Serious Abuse From My Stepfather, Who Could Be A Very Beautiful Person On One Hand And Be Terrible On The Other, So It Leaves Your Soul Troubled As A Child.

Sun On My Shoulders And The Wind At My Back, Bound And Determined To Get Back On Track To Where The Heart Is..where It's Been All Along.

It Saddens Me To Think That There Are Children In America Who Are Hungry Every Day Of Their Lives. No One Can Live - And Grow - Withoiut Such A Fundamental Necessity As Food. If We Americans Reach Out To Our Own Communities, We Could End This Crisis.

I Didn't Want To Play A Rancher. I Didn't Want To Have A Cowboy Hat On; I Wanted To Get Away From That In The Things I Do. But I Read The Script And Fell In Love With It. As Hard As I Tried To Say No, I Couldn't.