When A Father, Absent During The Day, Returns Home At Six, His Children Receive Only His Temperament, Not His Teaching.
My Dad Was In The Army. The Army's Not Great Pay, But, You Know, We Moved From Army Patch To Army Patch Wherever That Was. The Army Also Contributed To Sending Me Off To Boarding School.
I'm A Child Of God. God Is My Mommy, My Daddy. That's The Only Thing That'll Keep My Head Up. If I Don't Remember Who I Am In Him, I'm Done.
My Dad's An Actor. Ever Since I Was Little, I'd Watch Him Do It, And I Was Always Very Into It. I Got Into When I Was About Two Years Old. I Started Out With Print Work, Doing Modeling And Stuff. Then I Got Into Commercials And Tv. Once I Started, I Loved Doing It. It's Just Something That I've Continuted Over The Years, And I Love It.
I Grew Up In A House Where My Father Encouraged My Brother And Me To Fail. I Specifically Remember Coming Home And Saying, 'dad, Dad, I Tried Out For This Or That And I Was Horrible,' And He Would High-five Me And Say, 'way To Go.'
My Dad Encouraged Us To Fail. Growing Up, He Would Ask Us What We Failed At That Week. If We Didn't Have Something, He Would Be Disappointed. It Changed My Mindset At An Early Age That Failure Is Not The Outcome, Failure Is Not Trying. Don't Be Afraid To Fail.
My Dad Was A Militant Atheist, Or Is A Militant Atheist. My Mum Was Sort Of Bought Up In A Religious Family Because She Was A Protestant From Ireland But Wasn't Especially Religious.
One Of The Greatest Challenges In Collecting Child Support Is That Deadbeat Dads Move From Job To Job And State To State. It's Hard To Keep Track Of Them.
The Things I Care About Are The Most Pedestrian Things In The World. I Care About Good Ice Cream And Being A Good Dad And A Decent Husband.
Kids Seem To Get Me When I Play Colleges - They Like It Because I Go After Them. They'll Come Up After And Say I Am Like Their Dads, Only Funny.
