Robyn Shuldman Schweitzer:  

With Love and Laughter. Contact me on facebook, I'm on all the time!! Blast music really loud! Take a bubble bath. There is absolutely no way I am answering that question! If I'm going to work somewhere, I need to have cell phone, something to read while waiting, and tape recorder to be able to deal with the day-to-day. Absolutely, many - Golda Meir, Oprah Winfrey, Martin Luther King, Jr., Elie Wiesel, Simon Weisenthal, Maya Angelou and my Grandmother, Celia Honingberg. I grew up in Rego Park, NY until I was 15 and then moved to Great Neck, L.I. where I lived on and off throughout and in between 2 colleges, working in Albany for a Legislator, and then going to Brooklyn Law School. I also shared a small apt in Manhattan. Then back to Great Neck, when first married for 3 years. Then we moved to a house in Jericho, L.I. and I lived there for 17 years. Then for a very short time, we lived in a condo in Syosset called Hidden Ridge, then we were supposed to move into another house in Jericho, which suddenly fell through one week before closing and wound up moving into an apartment complex called Westwood Village, on the border of Westbury and Jericho, so our kids could con't in Jericho Schools, which also paid for them to go to Boces Cultural Arts Center, my son one-half a day and my daughter a full day. We wound up staying in Westwood for a few years. Now I live alone in another apartment in Westwood, having recently been separated from my husband of almost 23 years. Both my children, Carole and Ricky are in college in NYC, my daughter attends NYU,Tisch,Cap21 and my son attends Columbia University. The one person from my past who I'd most like to see again is not is, are: Johnny Quinn, Bruce Bernstein, Alyssa Mallow, Tommy Toscano, Joanne Fassler, and Lory Gruber, because I miss and love them all and wish we were still in contact. The other people from my early past I've been fortunate enough to reconnect with them: Nancy Aaronson, Robin Waxer, Sandra Roth, Morris Tevah, Mark Alexander, Beth Welt and many others. Keeping children safe and well treated in the Entertainment Industry. Any child anywhere in the world who is hungry or ill and w/o proper medical care. My biggest surprise was losing my Mother when she was only 51 years old and I had just turned 27. She was my Mother and my Best Friend! The next biggest surprise is having children in show business, never in my wildest imagination did I think that would happen. If I could improve my home, I'd remodel everything and add on a 2 more bedrooms, as I live in an apt. that is like a little Gingerbread house. My dream home would be the one I already lived in .. What I've learned from my kids is forgiveness above all else and in the end only love matters. I have learned that I am not perfect, that we all try hard but make mistakes anyway; and that the following quote is true "You are only as happy as your saddest child." Lastly, I learned that in order to love your children, as much as they deserve, you must start with loving yourself. Children learn what they live; this is teaching them to love themselves, as well as, creating self-esteem. Mrs. Boris from 2d grade, b/c I remember her vividly and decided to be a lawyer in 2d grade. Mostly, from CW Post Professor Stanley Jarolem, he was my mentor, my teacher, and my friend; and Dr. Stan Klein,who was not only my professor, but most certainly my friend and confidante. If I won $100 million, I'd give my father a large portion of it, to do whatever he pleases and not continue working so hard, then spend the rest on my children, myself and the various charities that I have been donating to for years such as: Make A Wish Foundation, Cancer Care, St. Jude's Hospital, The American Red Cross, Arthritis Foundation, Susan B. Komen for the Cure (Breast Cancer), CancerCare, Arthritis Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy/Jerry's Kids, and CARE (in relation to helping end forever, the victimization of women across the globe, particularly in...Expand for more