"By the age of 25 she had survived the Nazis, almost starved to death, kissed Gregory Peck, met Givenchy, been scared as hell, won an Oscar, won a Tony, been engaged, been alone, grown up without her father, been discovered by William Wyler, charmed Colette, posed for a soap ad in London, and been on the cover of Time magazine. In short: she was not like us."
-Pamela Keogh re: Audrey Hepburn in What Would Audrey Do?
In short: I have a lot to do before I turn 26. (Minus the whole Nazis, starvation, absentee father stuff. No one wants that.)
That was Audrey- you should measure success on your own terms!
ReplyDeleteThat's being said there's only one or two things I wanna do before I'm 26 this year. Being in a soap ad is not one of them.
Ha, the author says pretty much the same sentence a paragraph down.
ReplyDeleteI'd totally be ok with a soap ad though. I loved the Zest ones when I was a kid.