I Work With The National Center On

We Sit At Our Consoles And Play "gears Of War", But We Don't See Images From War. We Don't Turn On The News And See The Evidence Of War, The Result Of War. Maybe Twice A Year, Memorial Day, Veterans Day, We'll Go Out, We'll Hang Our Flags, We'll Try To Inculcate In Our Children Some Sense Of National Honor For The Fallen. But Really, We Don't See It. We Just Don't See The Pictures. There's No Drive-by On The Freeway Of Death Up Close. So We Don't Really See Bravery.

It's Not That I'm Retired, I Just No Longer Accept Acting Work.

People Need Things. I Don't Live A Monk's Existence, I'm A Consumer, But I Try To Do It To The Level That Doesn't Feel Like There's An Overabundance Of Something.

I Recommend It To All People: Get Down On The Floor And Look At The World From Where The Child Looks At It.

I Have To Be Careful To Get Out Before I Become The Grotesque Caricature Of A Hatchet-faced Woman With Big Knockers.