Kelsey Grammer

That's every red Moby Dick.

They might come out here really ahead with a crab trap.

They might come out here really ahead with a crab trap.

They might come out here really ahead with a crab trap.

I used it for the rest of my career because the openness is what I used.

I used it for the rest of my career because the openness is what I used.

I used it for the rest of my career because the openness is what I used.

It opened me up at the time, and I discovered that I had this ability to just be in that moment. The exercise is just called an emotional recall, and I had picked my grandfather because I'd never really explored what it meant to me except for the one time I cried when I was a young man when I was 12, which was when he died. So in doing the emotional recall, Gene actually asked me, he said,

It opened me up at the time, and I discovered that I had this ability to just be in that moment. The exercise is just called an emotional recall, and I had picked my grandfather because I'd never really explored what it meant to me except for the one time I cried when I was a young man when I was 12, which was when he died. So in doing the emotional recall, Gene actually asked me, he said,

It opened me up at the time, and I discovered that I had this ability to just be in that moment. The exercise is just called an emotional recall, and I had picked my grandfather because I'd never really explored what it meant to me except for the one time I cried when I was a young man when I was 12, which was when he died. So in doing the emotional recall, Gene actually asked me, he said,

Who are you dealing with? And I said, it was my grandfather. And that's when he said, tell him you love him. And I'd never told him. It was an amazing outpouring of emotion, which just became a tool in a weird way. It was like integrated instantly. It was programmed into me. I could then loan that part of me to almost anything in any situation. I wouldn't have to pick another situation.

Who are you dealing with? And I said, it was my grandfather. And that's when he said, tell him you love him. And I'd never told him. It was an amazing outpouring of emotion, which just became a tool in a weird way. It was like integrated instantly. It was programmed into me. I could then loan that part of me to almost anything in any situation. I wouldn't have to pick another situation.

Who are you dealing with? And I said, it was my grandfather. And that's when he said, tell him you love him. And I'd never told him. It was an amazing outpouring of emotion, which just became a tool in a weird way. It was like integrated instantly. It was programmed into me. I could then loan that part of me to almost anything in any situation. I wouldn't have to pick another situation.

It would be like that muscle was open now, exercised.

It would be like that muscle was open now, exercised.

It would be like that muscle was open now, exercised.

Yeah, I got seven kids. My kids are fascinating. What's funny about being a parent and having been through what happened to my sister and stuff like that, without trying to mark them with it, I'm very cautious about what I project onto my kids, but I do project sometimes a fear, a fear for their well-being that is semi-irrational, but it is programmed based upon what I've experienced.

Yeah, I got seven kids. My kids are fascinating. What's funny about being a parent and having been through what happened to my sister and stuff like that, without trying to mark them with it, I'm very cautious about what I project onto my kids, but I do project sometimes a fear, a fear for their well-being that is semi-irrational, but it is programmed based upon what I've experienced.

Yeah, I got seven kids. My kids are fascinating. What's funny about being a parent and having been through what happened to my sister and stuff like that, without trying to mark them with it, I'm very cautious about what I project onto my kids, but I do project sometimes a fear, a fear for their well-being that is semi-irrational, but it is programmed based upon what I've experienced.

And I find myself having these paranoid fantasies, I call them, but they aren't particularly constructive. And I do my best. My wife will say, wipe them off. Just wipe that off. And so I try to do that. But yeah, I just care for them so deeply and hope that they are not visited with the same kind of torment and pain.