I Don't Know Who I Am. But

When You're Young And Beautiful, You're Paranoid And Miserable.

In Shakespeare's Day It Was Women Who Were Being Burned At The Stake As Witches... Not Men. The Men Were Thought Of As Alchemists. But Women Doing The Same Thing Would Be A Witch And Would Be Burned.

I Am Quite Spiritual. I Believed In The Fairies When I Was A Child. I Still Do Sort Of Believe In The Fairies. And The Leprechauns. But I Don't Believe In God.

I Drink Just As Much Tea When I'm In Los Angeles As I Do When I'm In London. I Take My Tea Bags With Me Wherever I Go.

I Wonder What It Means When Americans Say I'm An American. In Britain The Culture Is Basically The Same From One End Of The Country To The Other. And When I Came Here And I Saw Americans Who Live, I Don't Know, In You Know, Northwestern California As Opposed To Americans Who Live In Louisiana, As Opposed To Americans Who Live In The Nevada Desert. English Even Is Literally A Picture That I Have In My Mind Of An Oak Tree In The Field, A Single Oak In A Green Field. And Also When I Think Of My Russian Roots, It's The Landscape That I Connect With As More Than Maybe The Poetry Or The Drama.