Anderson is remoulding her image with a new memoir, a Netflix documentary, an HGTV series and an upcoming Food Network Canada series
, in which she restores her family’s property on Vancouver Island; and an upcoming Food Network Canada series,In person, she’s astonishingly petite, with high cheekbones, graceful hands and prominent knuckles. She meets me barefoot, wearing jeans, a white T-shirt and minimal makeup, her blond hair loose. She radiates a fascinating energy: charming, down-to-earth and also terribly nervous. She speaks rapidly, punctuating her sentences with a staccato, self-deprecating hahahaha.
Your dad, Barry, a furnace repairman, is a vivid character in your book. Glamorous, but prone to anger and sometimes violence. He and your mum, Carol, a career waitress, married young. She left him and came back a few times, and they’re still together. I didn’t realize how strong I was. I had a lot of dark moments where I believed what people were telling me about myself. But reading the diaries, I realized I was always learning, always trying to figure out how to be a better parent, a better partner. I was amazed at my strength in some moments, and how I used my imagination. I realized that I walked away from some relationships not because I was running away, but because I needed to get out of the way. I can’t own or change a person.
This line from your book devastated me: “Some men hate you for being capable, and it can become violent. Sometimes they start grabbing you by the hair and throwing you into walls and stripping your clothes off.”
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