I Wasn't A Woman Who

I Want My Girls To Love Math. I Want Them To Think That Being A Scientist Is The Coolest Possible Job On The Planet. I Want Them To Not Be Afraid To Lean Toward Their Femininity.

I Remember, My Mom Didn't Have Any Help, So If She Needed To Be Somewhere After School, We'd Just Go Down To The Neighbors' And She'd Give Us A Snack And Make Sure We Did Our Homework. There Weren't Any Latchkey Kids.

I'm Still Really Close With Everyone At Home And Their Parents - And Their Brothers And Sisters. I Was So, So, So Lucky To Grow Up As Part Of A Community And I Don't Take That For Granted. I Try Very Hard To Stay Part Of It.

I Mean, Any Time An Actress Gets To Work With Another Actress, It’s Like, “oh, There Are Two Of Us In A Movie! How Are You? Let’s Sit In The Hair Chair Together!” We’re Lonely, Women.

I Love Being Physical And Acting At The Same Time.