They say she's lazy but it takes all her time -
Life's been good to her, so far! . . . .
Actually I've wondered about this too. I think she literally perceives time differently than most people; and she's become "entrenched" in that. For example she said in the "Destiny Rules" doc. that she had been "writing like a MANIAC in January" but c'mon - let's get real here, she had something like 5 songs on the album and almost all of those were re-cycled demos from the seventies that she had yanked out of her filing cabinet. Don't get me wrong, I'm sure it's "lots of work." But really - if this were a "normal job" and she was expected to be working 40 hours a week - - or 50 or even 70 like most Americans are - and she had handed that in to a boss - the boss's reaction would be, ".....Stevie . . . What have you been DOING with your TIME!?" Like I said, don't get me wrong, I'm sure she's worked VERY hard at times, to get where she is today. But it honestly does seem to me that her current perception of "hard work" is way, way off compared to that of most people, and that it's been that way for a long time.
"Rhiannon Project?" nope.
Coffee Table Book? Nope.
Goldfish and the Ladybug cartoon? Nope.
Autobiography? Nope.
Movie about her life? NnnnnnOPE!
But then again, she recently attended an autograph signing in New York City at a bookstore, which she had NO real reason to do except maybe for kicks and giggles - and maybe, mostly, because she knew her fans would love it. And she makes all those trips to visit the wounded soldiers, gives thousands of dollars to disaster victims, creates heart research institutes, etc. So hey, more power to her. Even if she doesn't yet want to call it "semi-retirement." Hey, how's Donald Trump's real estate program working out lately? Has he made another billion? Think he's at the office right this second "focusing" on his day job, like he said in his book he would ALWAYS remember to do after almost losing it all? . . . .
