Don't Listen To Her, Listen

I'm Going To Be Singing Dreams And Rhiannon When I'm 75 - And That's Just Fine With Me. I Just Hope My Chiffon Doesn't Get Tangled In My Rocking Chair.

Rock And Menopause Do Not Mix. It Is Not Good, It Sucks And Every Day I Fight It To The Death, Or, At The Very Least, Not Let It Take Me Over.

I Blame It [never Taking A Break] On My Mother. She Was A Born Entertainer. Leave The Songwriting, The Singing And All That Behind, And I Still Would Have Found Some Way To Be An Entertainer. I Would Have Never Been An Actress, Though, Because I Realized Early In My Life, In Like Sixth Grade, I Was A Terrible Actress.

You Can't Just Be A Wimp And Then A Year And A Half Or Two Years Later Decide To Not Be A Wimp Anymore. Because People Will Always Treat You Like A Wimp Once They Have Decided That's What You Are. You Have To Be Strong And Tough And Intelligent And Smart And Kind Of Plan Out What You're Going To Say And Know Who You Are. So That People Will Get That Right Away. Because Then They're Always Going To Be Great To You. And They're Always Going To Treat You With Respect.

I Want To Be Age Appropriate. I Don't Want To Be That Girl You See Walking Away And She Looks 25 And Then She Turns Around And She Looks 90.