Kelsey Grammer

I loved cocktail onions.

Yeah, yeah. Absolutely perfect.

Yeah, yeah. Absolutely perfect.

Very cool. I did read the book aloud. I've recorded it now.

Very cool. I did read the book aloud. I've recorded it now.

Kate actually said, I said, honey, are you going to read the book? And she said, I'm really excited to read it as soon as you record it. I think that's why she's going to enjoy it. But I realized as I read it that you'll fill in more blanks if you don't listen to me reading it. And I don't want to influence people not to. But I'd really like them to read it. Mm-hmm.

Kate actually said, I said, honey, are you going to read the book? And she said, I'm really excited to read it as soon as you record it. I think that's why she's going to enjoy it. But I realized as I read it that you'll fill in more blanks if you don't listen to me reading it. And I don't want to influence people not to. But I'd really like them to read it. Mm-hmm.

as well as maybe listen to it, because you're gonna have a more personalized journey with me out of the way than the recording will give you. I hate to say that about myself, but I really think the words are, they just are so, words are so interesting that they work inside your head. And when I say them, I've sort of forced you to think of them a certain way.

as well as maybe listen to it, because you're gonna have a more personalized journey with me out of the way than the recording will give you. I hate to say that about myself, but I really think the words are, they just are so, words are so interesting that they work inside your head. And when I say them, I've sort of forced you to think of them a certain way.

Yeah. So I would recommend doing both.

Yeah. So I would recommend doing both.

There's a chemistry that happens with you and the written word. Yeah. It's just deeply personal.

There's a chemistry that happens with you and the written word. Yeah. It's just deeply personal.

I think the message that came through was Karen saying, it's time.

I think the message that came through was Karen saying, it's time.

She said, I've missed you.

She said, I've missed you.

Grief is a heavy weight to continue to carry. It's very hard. And you suffer with this idea that, oh, by letting go of the grief, you're somehow letting go of them. But I learned through this book that that isn't the case. By hanging on to the things that are good, actually, I'm I'm closer to her as I was when I was with her, when she was with us. And so she is with us again. That's the key.

Grief is a heavy weight to continue to carry. It's very hard. And you suffer with this idea that, oh, by letting go of the grief, you're somehow letting go of them. But I learned through this book that that isn't the case. By hanging on to the things that are good, actually, I'm I'm closer to her as I was when I was with her, when she was with us. And so she is with us again. That's the key.

Remember is my favorite word. That is the most powerful word in the English language. The idea that you were once a member of something, you were once close to another person in their membership, and when you remember them, they're no longer gone.