Kelsey Grammer

It's a wonderful moment. Yeah, Jesus is the power. If you fall into that place, start to understand that maybe there are some things going on here that are not part of you. And I think they were in that place to get back to it.

Right. I have been guilty of letting that be the final memory of her. the definitive memory. And I think the book was meant for me to change that. And it did. It brought grief and celebration in line with each other because the grief was so overwhelming and the celebration didn't exist really. I'd lost that. And the book helped me find it again, helped me find Karen again.

Right. I have been guilty of letting that be the final memory of her. the definitive memory. And I think the book was meant for me to change that. And it did. It brought grief and celebration in line with each other because the grief was so overwhelming and the celebration didn't exist really. I'd lost that. And the book helped me find it again, helped me find Karen again.

Right. I have been guilty of letting that be the final memory of her. the definitive memory. And I think the book was meant for me to change that. And it did. It brought grief and celebration in line with each other because the grief was so overwhelming and the celebration didn't exist really. I'd lost that. And the book helped me find it again, helped me find Karen again.

And to remember her, which I talk about, but to remember somebody into the grace of the good that they left you and the good that you had with them, that's more important than the grief. The grief is forever. It's just there imprinted on you. But it's only a crime if you allow the grief to overwhelm the imprint of the good. That's what the book's about.

And to remember her, which I talk about, but to remember somebody into the grace of the good that they left you and the good that you had with them, that's more important than the grief. The grief is forever. It's just there imprinted on you. But it's only a crime if you allow the grief to overwhelm the imprint of the good. That's what the book's about.

And to remember her, which I talk about, but to remember somebody into the grace of the good that they left you and the good that you had with them, that's more important than the grief. The grief is forever. It's just there imprinted on you. But it's only a crime if you allow the grief to overwhelm the imprint of the good. That's what the book's about.

Yeah, that was hard. Success has been great. I love my job. I love acting. I love it because it's like a discovery. For me, at least, it's a discovery of truth. It's a character, but it's still universal truth. It's a good play, Shakespeare being one of the best. If you have that opportunity to encounter what is a universal truth, you are supernatural. And that is a drug.

Yeah, that was hard. Success has been great. I love my job. I love acting. I love it because it's like a discovery. For me, at least, it's a discovery of truth. It's a character, but it's still universal truth. It's a good play, Shakespeare being one of the best. If you have that opportunity to encounter what is a universal truth, you are supernatural. And that is a drug.

Yeah, that was hard. Success has been great. I love my job. I love acting. I love it because it's like a discovery. For me, at least, it's a discovery of truth. It's a character, but it's still universal truth. It's a good play, Shakespeare being one of the best. If you have that opportunity to encounter what is a universal truth, you are supernatural. And that is a drug.

That's an amazing way to live one's life. And to have it be punctuated by this overwhelming grief that's always lingering. Maybe the book was meant for me to be able to let that go, to diffuse it finally. But it was always there, and it was always hard. And sometimes it would creep into my performances, but only when it was appropriate.

That's an amazing way to live one's life. And to have it be punctuated by this overwhelming grief that's always lingering. Maybe the book was meant for me to be able to let that go, to diffuse it finally. But it was always there, and it was always hard. And sometimes it would creep into my performances, but only when it was appropriate.

That's an amazing way to live one's life. And to have it be punctuated by this overwhelming grief that's always lingering. Maybe the book was meant for me to be able to let that go, to diffuse it finally. But it was always there, and it was always hard. And sometimes it would creep into my performances, but only when it was appropriate.

I mean, I talk about the performance of rehearsing it when Gertrude tells him about his sister's death. And I just... overwhelmed me. It was all Karen. It was all coming in. I didn't choose to do that. It just came. And that's what I mean, I guess, about that being open. And that's when my dog ran up on stage and started to lick my face and kiss me. She was such a wonderful animal.

I mean, I talk about the performance of rehearsing it when Gertrude tells him about his sister's death. And I just... overwhelmed me. It was all Karen. It was all coming in. I didn't choose to do that. It just came. And that's what I mean, I guess, about that being open. And that's when my dog ran up on stage and started to lick my face and kiss me. She was such a wonderful animal.

I mean, I talk about the performance of rehearsing it when Gertrude tells him about his sister's death. And I just... overwhelmed me. It was all Karen. It was all coming in. I didn't choose to do that. It just came. And that's what I mean, I guess, about that being open. And that's when my dog ran up on stage and started to lick my face and kiss me. She was such a wonderful animal.

But yeah, this book has helped me come to terms with the fact that the grief was overwhelming, but not so that it would overwhelm the beauty of Karen.

But yeah, this book has helped me come to terms with the fact that the grief was overwhelming, but not so that it would overwhelm the beauty of Karen.

But yeah, this book has helped me come to terms with the fact that the grief was overwhelming, but not so that it would overwhelm the beauty of Karen.

Yeah, good question. A pal of mine once said, he said, the cause of addiction, he says, is unresolved grief.