Kelsey Grammer

So we went into the cave. And then she said, take a look at them now. And it was Karen and me when we were younger. I said, oh. Well, how did you guys do that? And then, so I thought maybe we were past lives together. But then, as she said, she's going to give you something. The girl's going to give you something. Okay, she handed me a surfboard.

Surfboard, surfing was very important to me in my life, really important. And then she said, okay, what is it? I said, it's a surfboard. And then I said, whoa, whoa, wait, wait, it's changing. It's actually a slalom ski, a slalom water ski. And then suddenly it was this ski that I got at Sears. I bought myself when I started a water ski. I was, I think, 14, 15.

Surfboard, surfing was very important to me in my life, really important. And then she said, okay, what is it? I said, it's a surfboard. And then I said, whoa, whoa, wait, wait, it's changing. It's actually a slalom ski, a slalom water ski. And then suddenly it was this ski that I got at Sears. I bought myself when I started a water ski. I was, I think, 14, 15.

And it took me to that day when we were on the water. and Karen and William was driving, Karen was sitting there watching, because somebody always has to look backward at the skier to make sure that they're, you know, okay, still, you know, haven't fallen off. And as we went, Karen was going like this to me, So in that moment, when I realized what was going on, she showed me what it looked like.

And it took me to that day when we were on the water. and Karen and William was driving, Karen was sitting there watching, because somebody always has to look backward at the skier to make sure that they're, you know, okay, still, you know, haven't fallen off. And as we went, Karen was going like this to me, So in that moment, when I realized what was going on, she showed me what it looked like.

I looked like an angel. I was going back and forth across the lake, kicking 20-foot walls of water up off the ski, and right behind me was the setting sun. So basically, it was just a glowing angel wings of water, and a young boy skipping through life. It was pretty great. And she told me, she said, just remember that. So I walked out after the session.

I looked like an angel. I was going back and forth across the lake, kicking 20-foot walls of water up off the ski, and right behind me was the setting sun. So basically, it was just a glowing angel wings of water, and a young boy skipping through life. It was pretty great. And she told me, she said, just remember that. So I walked out after the session.

I said to my wife, I said, I'm a water angel. I know who I am now. So if I ever buy another boat, I'm naming it that. Oh, when you said, when I said, yeah, there's a specific reason for saying it's not a grief book, I just realized, and I haven't really put this together before, that is the guy I am. You tell me I'm not going to do this, and I will do it. So God bless him.

I said to my wife, I said, I'm a water angel. I know who I am now. So if I ever buy another boat, I'm naming it that. Oh, when you said, when I said, yeah, there's a specific reason for saying it's not a grief book, I just realized, and I haven't really put this together before, that is the guy I am. You tell me I'm not going to do this, and I will do it. So God bless him.

Thanks for saying that because you made it so much more. You helped me to make it so much more. And God bless the people who told me you'll never make it as an actor because it's the same response. It was exactly the same response. I've never quite gotten that until now.

Thanks for saying that because you made it so much more. You helped me to make it so much more. And God bless the people who told me you'll never make it as an actor because it's the same response. It was exactly the same response. I've never quite gotten that until now.