Rachel Kane
๐ค SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
So my mom died when I was nine years old.
And 10 years later, I was getting married and having babies of my own.
And when I put it like that, it's like, oh my God, that was way too young.
And I found myself at this age feeling completely lost.
I didn't have a mom.
And I was constantly questioning if I was a good mom and if I was going to do this right.
I cared a lot.
And I had a lot of really grand ideas that have
gone down a lot since then.
But at the time, I really dreamed of sharing the highest forms of art and music and literature with my children.
I fantasized that they'd be reading Shakespeare at five.
It's a lot of Pokemon.
It's not good.
But I had these fantasies, and one day, in an effort to get started on this, I brought home a really great classic art house film to share with my two children, four and five years old.
You guys might have heard of it.