【Girlfriend Who is Crazy About Big Things】

Carrie Fisher was an icon and Girlfriend Who is Crazy About Big Thingsan inspiration for her frank discussion of mental illness, her role as one of the strongest female heroes in film and her wide-ranging career as an actress and writer.

On Twitter, she was light-hearted and incisive in her commentary about herself, politics, her family and her dog.

Fisher died Tuesday at 60 years old. In memoriam, some of her best moments online:

1. Her thoughts on body image or her 'brain bag'

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2. Her political commentary

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3. Her self-deprecating humor

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4. Her openness about addiction

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5. Her approach to aging

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6. Her devotion to Twitter and her 'sass factories'

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7. Her moments as a proud mom

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8. And as a proud dog mom to Gary Fisher

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