It's Pretty Much Rock-'n'-roll. I Sit Down

A Child Gets A Fever In The United States And It's High Enough And Sustainable Enough, All Of Us Can Bring A Child To An Emergency Room. Most Haitians Never Had That Opportunity. They Didn't Have The Emergency Room To Bring Them To. Virtually Every Time Your Child Has 102 Fever, You Wait For It To Die And You Have No Clean Water To Give It.

It's A Foreground Of My Feeling. That Place Moves Me. And I Don't Mean My Country; It's Part Of Our Shared Natural World That Happens To Be Particular To A Sense Of Wherever My Storytelling Inclinations Come From And My Own History Of Kind Of Being A Road Rat And Travelling.

If You Don’t Vote, You Don’t Matter.

The Thing That's Very Close In The Process Is Writing And Acting, Not Directing. Directing's Very Different.

Well, The Kind Of Central Question: "do You Want To Live - And I Don't Mean Stay Alive - Do You Want To Feel Your Life While You're Living It?" You Know, There's Somewhere To Go That Was Here Before We Were And Is Going To Be Here After Us, So Get Out There In It. It Doesn't Take Somebody Who's Got Some Self-important Sense Of Their Own Attachment To Nature To Recognise That You're Just Stupid If You Don't Go Out There.