Sure, I've Had Some Bad

When Kate Was Born, She Was Born Into A World Of Joy And Happiness And Confidence. The Difference Between The Children Is Night And Day. She's Happy, She's Thriving, She's Full Of Self-confidence. I Tell Her She's Beautiful Every Day Before I Send Her Off To School.

When You're Shy, A Camera Becomes An Entry Into Life. It Was A Kind Of Shield I Could Hide My Shyness Behind, And It Allowed Me To Become An Active Observer Rather Than A Passive One.

Sure, I've Had Some Bad Times, But Everybody Does. But People Don't Get To Talk About Them Like I Do, Unless They Do To A Therapist. People Don't Get To Put Them In The Paper Like I Do.

The Toughest Question Has Always Been, "how Do You Get Your Ideas?" How Do You Answer That? It's Like Asking Runners How They Run, Or Singers How They Sing. They Just Do It!

I've Had Some Tremendous Adventures, Good And Bad. It's Part Of The Novel, And A Novel Isn't Interesting If It Doesn't Have Some Good And Bad. And You Don't Know What Good Is If Bad Hasn't Been A Part Of Your Life