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I Have Four Daughters, The Eldest Is 19, The Youngest Is 12, And I Watched All Of Them Journey Into Motherhood. Motherhood Is Very Deep. It Starts When You're Very, Very Young. Now, My 12 Year Old Comes In, Wants To Put Me To Bed. And She'll, You Know, Put Her Hand On My Forehead And Say The Prayer With Me. As For Years I've Done For Her! It's Almost Like A Very Beautiful, Natural Transition.

I Love To Read, And I Like The Fact That There's Some Silence In My Life.

I Have From Time To Time Been A Double A Or Triple A Personality. I'm Not Anymore. I'm More Lenient On Myself.

As Human Beings, When We're Young, We're Not Jaded. As We Grow Older, We Begin To Take On Ideas Of Our Parents, Family Of Origins And That Changes Us. We Become Less Fluid Sometimes. So For Me, I Look For Roles That Are Uplifting In Many Ways - No Matter What The Race Or Color Of The Role Is. I Want To Go Beyond That And Try To Share What I Think My Gift Is And That Is We All Have This Gift Of Choice. We Just Don't Sometimes Realize We Have That Choice.

I Have This Vision That I'm Really Watching Each One Of My Daughters Start To Become Women, And Mothers. And This Is What's Gonna Save Our Planet.