Kelsey Grammer

I know we've been in and out of one another's lives, but there's a profound love there, and that's what I can rely on. There's a profound love in the book that's... That's what I did it for. That's what I've done all this for. And so hopefully it will bear some fruit.

Delusional if you did, but.

Delusional if you did, but.

Well, that's a really interesting thing. This is as recent as I flew home from Texas after the first time I actually celebrated the book with a group of other people. It was two nights ago. And on the flight back, I thought, I wonder what it would be like to throw it all away now. and choose the most courageous life I've ever lived and just be with my children. So that's, it's still ongoing.

Well, that's a really interesting thing. This is as recent as I flew home from Texas after the first time I actually celebrated the book with a group of other people. It was two nights ago. And on the flight back, I thought, I wonder what it would be like to throw it all away now. and choose the most courageous life I've ever lived and just be with my children. So that's, it's still ongoing.

It's still there. Cause I mean, yeah, they say, you know, I'm, I'm starting this beer company. I gotta go away a lot for that. And I don't like going away, but I feel I'm drawn to do this. I'm feeling I'm supposed to do that and make that happen. But to live in true courage, I don't know. Maybe it would just be, we're leaving LA. We're going to go do something else.

It's still there. Cause I mean, yeah, they say, you know, I'm, I'm starting this beer company. I gotta go away a lot for that. And I don't like going away, but I feel I'm drawn to do this. I'm feeling I'm supposed to do that and make that happen. But to live in true courage, I don't know. Maybe it would just be, we're leaving LA. We're going to go do something else.

I don't know what that might be, but it would be to experience this life with them as a constant thing. I don't know if it's the right life example, though, either. I don't know if that would be the right thing to show them. So Dad gave it all up for us. And then six years later, they're going to go, I'm out. But that's what I want them to do. They need to do that. They need to find their thing.

I don't know what that might be, but it would be to experience this life with them as a constant thing. I don't know if it's the right life example, though, either. I don't know if that would be the right thing to show them. So Dad gave it all up for us. And then six years later, they're going to go, I'm out. But that's what I want them to do. They need to do that. They need to find their thing.

And they're already working on it. I mean, that's... We shepherd them some, but also we're kind of just, we're there to help them have as safe a launch as possible.

And they're already working on it. I mean, that's... We shepherd them some, but also we're kind of just, we're there to help them have as safe a launch as possible.

Yeah.

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Did you leave anything sort of in the background? Did you skip something? Because we got just this set of time, whatever it is. And that was the only question that came with it. But why haven't you had the balls to go out and Start a music career. You know, that's because I love music, and that's the first thing that got me into this. Why did you step away from it?

Did you leave anything sort of in the background? Did you skip something? Because we got just this set of time, whatever it is. And that was the only question that came with it. But why haven't you had the balls to go out and Start a music career. You know, that's because I love music, and that's the first thing that got me into this. Why did you step away from it?

Why did you not just say, oh, I'm going to go be a composer now? So I've still got this still dancing in there, and I don't want to leave anything undone. So there is that other thing. But maybe that's when I started thinking, so why don't I write a song with my kids?

Why did you not just say, oh, I'm going to go be a composer now? So I've still got this still dancing in there, and I don't want to leave anything undone. So there is that other thing. But maybe that's when I started thinking, so why don't I write a song with my kids?

Why don't I do music with them? So I don't know. Would that be the courageous thing to do? I mean, maybe I should chuck all this and then go do, spend my life in the studio with the kids. I don't know. These things just crop up because it's, to do what he's given unto you, it's like, well, I've got something there that I still think, well, maybe I should be doing that.