Q. Here with Paula Creamer for International Women's Day. When you think of International Women's Day, what do you think of?
PAULA CREAMER: Women. No, I'm kidding. (Laughter.) Well, I think it's a special day that we all get to kind of just say, good job for you what do, whether it's -- you're a mother, police officer, in the military, whatever it is, it's a day to honor women in general.
You know, as playing in a professional organization with all these women, it is pretty exciting working with people unlike yourself and whatnot. I think it's nice that we are able to kind of give back to one another and basically lift each other up.
It's a tough world, and it's nice that we are able to kind of tell one another good job in what you're doing and basically, like I said, acknowledge how hard we all work as well.
Q. And being on the LPGA Tour, experiencing so many different cultures, what does that mean to you to be able to experience so many different cultures and represent your country in Solheim, Olympics?
PAULA CREAMER: I've always been a very proud American and whatnot, but I also embrace culture. Everywhere we go I try to find the local places or sightsee. That's the greatest thing about our job, is that we do get to travel all over the world. I love to be able to see what else is out there. I'm very open minded when it comes to trying foods and whatnot.
But I am, like I said, also a very proud American, and I think that with sports, you should be able to use your voice in a certain way and when you're able to travel the world ask see things being you get to see that.
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