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So much. It's unbelievable how dislocating the loss of a, of a parent is. And, um, Her mother lives with me still, my grandmother, who helped raise us. So that's very special. And I can ask her some of the questions that I would have, sorry, I wanted to ask my own mom, but it's hard.

So much. It's unbelievable how dislocating the loss of a, of a parent is. And, um, Her mother lives with me still, my grandmother, who helped raise us. So that's very special. And I can ask her some of the questions that I would have, sorry, I wanted to ask my own mom, but it's hard.

So much. It's unbelievable how dislocating the loss of a, of a parent is. And, um, Her mother lives with me still, my grandmother, who helped raise us. So that's very special. And I can ask her some of the questions that I would have, sorry, I wanted to ask my own mom, but it's hard.

She's 97. And until she was around 94, she lived completely on her own. No help, no anything, no support. And now she requires really sort of 24-hour care. And I feel super grateful that I'm able to give her that because that's what she did for me.

She's 97. And until she was around 94, she lived completely on her own. No help, no anything, no support. And now she requires really sort of 24-hour care. And I feel super grateful that I'm able to give her that because that's what she did for me.

She's 97. And until she was around 94, she lived completely on her own. No help, no anything, no support. And now she requires really sort of 24-hour care. And I feel super grateful that I'm able to give her that because that's what she did for me.

It's amazing for me to have my children be able to grow up and know her stories, know her recipes, Czech dumplings and goulash and kizalitsa and all the other things she used to make me in my childhood. But she really, she was a major, she was a major force in my life. My grandmother, she, you know, my mom was working.

It's amazing for me to have my children be able to grow up and know her stories, know her recipes, Czech dumplings and goulash and kizalitsa and all the other things she used to make me in my childhood. But she really, she was a major, she was a major force in my life. My grandmother, she, you know, my mom was working.

It's amazing for me to have my children be able to grow up and know her stories, know her recipes, Czech dumplings and goulash and kizalitsa and all the other things she used to make me in my childhood. But she really, she was a major, she was a major force in my life. My grandmother, she, you know, my mom was working.

So, you know, my grandmother was the person who was always home every day when I came back from school. Yeah. I remember I used to shower and it would almost be like comical.

So, you know, my grandmother was the person who was always home every day when I came back from school. Yeah. I remember I used to shower and it would almost be like comical.

So, you know, my grandmother was the person who was always home every day when I came back from school. Yeah. I remember I used to shower and it would almost be like comical.

I feel like in my memory, and there is no washing machine I've seen on the planet that can actually do this, but in my memory, I'd go to shower, you know, and I'd drop something on the bed and I'd come back into the room after my shower and it was like folded, pressed. It was all my grandmother. She was like running after me, taking care of me. And so it's nice to be able to do that for her.

I feel like in my memory, and there is no washing machine I've seen on the planet that can actually do this, but in my memory, I'd go to shower, you know, and I'd drop something on the bed and I'd come back into the room after my shower and it was like folded, pressed. It was all my grandmother. She was like running after me, taking care of me. And so it's nice to be able to do that for her.

I feel like in my memory, and there is no washing machine I've seen on the planet that can actually do this, but in my memory, I'd go to shower, you know, and I'd drop something on the bed and I'd come back into the room after my shower and it was like folded, pressed. It was all my grandmother. She was like running after me, taking care of me. And so it's nice to be able to do that for her.

I got from her reading. My grandmother, she devoured books, like devoured books. She loved the more sensational ones. So like some of these like romance novels, I would pick them up, the covers. But she could tell you, she could look at like any royal lineage across Europe and tell you all the mistresses.

I got from her reading. My grandmother, she devoured books, like devoured books. She loved the more sensational ones. So like some of these like romance novels, I would pick them up, the covers. But she could tell you, she could look at like any royal lineage across Europe and tell you all the mistresses.

I got from her reading. My grandmother, she devoured books, like devoured books. She loved the more sensational ones. So like some of these like romance novels, I would pick them up, the covers. But she could tell you, she could look at like any royal lineage across Europe and tell you all the mistresses.

All the drama. She loved it. But her face was always buried in a book. My grandfather, Dedo, he was the athlete. He swam professionally on the national team for Czechoslovakia, and he helped train my mom, as I was saying before, in skiing. So he was a great athlete, and she was at home, and she would read and cook.

All the drama. She loved it. But her face was always buried in a book. My grandfather, Dedo, he was the athlete. He swam professionally on the national team for Czechoslovakia, and he helped train my mom, as I was saying before, in skiing. So he was a great athlete, and she was at home, and she would read and cook.