Pamela Anderson Ocean Drive Magazine December 2008

 Pamela Anderson is the cover girl for December’s Ocean Drive Magazine.

Pam is considered an Icon, activist, glamour model, actress, writer, sex symbol and ethical entrepreneur and mom.  She’s a buy lady, here’s a few highlights from her interview:

On how she juggles so many roles while still looking after the boys:

“Well, the only way I know how to do it is to prioritize.  So I concentrate on my boys first, obviously, and everything else is just a bonus. Like September, I spent the whole month at home, and I’m glad I’m at a point where I can spend that time with them. You know what? I can work when I’m older.”.

On her political affiliations:

“I feel like the country has changed since the election.  Given the crisis we’re in at the moment it’s a great opportunity. I’ve really noticed a different kind of energy around, and all my friends and family are so excited and inspired. I think Obama is a godsend. He is brilliant, and I believe he will supply tax breaks for ordinary people and create jobs here in America.”

On her modeling career:

“I just worked with Vivienne Westwood, shooting next summer’s campaign for her fashion line. Vivienne and her husband, Andreas, came and stayed at my house for two days while we did the shoot, and it was fantastic, we had so much fun.”

On her homes:

“Yeah, a lot of my energy lately has been spent working on my homes. I’ve got three. So recently I’ve rebuilt my home in Malibu Colony, which has taken me four years, but I love it now. It’s my masterpiece. And I’ve also been very busy planning the building of a new home, because I love architecture and it’s really fascinating for me. It’s a brand new house on Vancouver Island in Canada, with its own marina right on the waterfront, and it’s going to be totally environmentally friendly.”

On her beliefs:

“Well, I have strong beliefs and values, and it’s important to me to be involved if I can help. Whether it’s animal rights or the environment or alleviating poverty in developing countries or education programs here at home, I always try to get involved if I can.”