The Darker, More Complex And Emotional The

As The Only Girl Growing Up Among Three Brothers, I Was Always Afraid Of Being Excluded. If There Was A Game To Be Played, A Sport To Be Learned, A Competition To Join, I Was On My Feet And Ready. I Didn't Spend Much Time Alone For Fear That I'd Miss Out.

I Became Disconnected From The Childlike Play That Art Could Be. I Spent So Much Time Fearing I Wasn't Good Enough That I Lost The Sense That My Artistic Expression Was Worthy.

For Many Years, I Decided Not To Do Television Because I Have Three Children, But Now My Youngest Is Finally Old Enough To Be In Kindergarten. So I'm Not Feeling That Kind Of Tug Of Not Being With Her As Much.

I Understand Now That The Vulnerability I've Always Felt Is The Greatest Strength A Person Can Have. You Can't Experience Life Without Feeling Life. What I've Learned Is That Being Vulnerable To Somebody You Love Is Not A Weakness, It's A Strength.

Every Experience Makes You Grow.