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Hey everyone, welcome back to Miscellaneous Files. So yeah, today we're gonna dive into some really interesting topics that I've been wanting to talk about. This is episode two, and I'm super excited to share these stories with you guys.

You know what happened today? I was driving to the grocery store, and my mind started going to these places. Like, what if the brakes suddenly failed? And I started imagining all these scenarios, picturing myself losing control. My brain just doesn't stop sometimes.

You know what's funny about Hollywood? Everyone's so obsessed with looking younger, but honestly, I look at my old photos and think, "God, I was trying so hard!" Now I'm just like, yeah, this is me, wrinkles and all. Much better this way.

Ladies, we’ve got to stop suffering in silence because aging should be beautiful. I looked for something clean and couldn't find it, so I took matters into my own hands. It’s about wellness, it's about intimacy, and it’s about feeling like yourself again. Give yourself that love.

I'm still waiting to hear back and just getting a bit worried about how things are going. I really hope you’re being careful and that everything works out with the payments. Just stay safe, okay? I really miss you and love you so much. Talk soon, bye.

Hi, it’s me again. I’ve been thinking about the power of nonviolence during these strange times. We need mischief makers more than ever to guide us toward social change. I’ll be sharing some new portraits and songs very soon on the stream. Take care of yourselves and each other.

When I was 14, my appendix burst during a school field trip to Atlanta. The teachers called my mom repeatedly, but she was at a wine tasting. She finally showed up at the hospital six hours later, asking if she could still make her dinner reservation.

So I've been thinking about how different life is now at 30 versus when I was like 20. It's crazy how much you grow and learn about yourself, right? Looking back, there were so many things I thought I knew, but honestly, I was just really naive.