Theresa Caputo

Yeah, I understand.

There's so many things that this just popped into my head.

I remember doing a live show and it was an older woman.

She was, I think, in her 80s and her husband had passed away.

And he goes, tell my wife she still has it.

And then he showed me him chasing her around the dining room table.

And then him and her on the dining room table.

And I was like, oh God, oh God, I don't know what is, how do I even see this?

So I tried to deliver this in a way of where, and I said, oh, your husband says you still have it.

And then I felt him like hit me on the butt.

And she goes, oh, she goes, he would do that to me all the time.

And then she says, and he used to chase me around the dining room table.

I'm like, oh, Lali.

I don't want to hear this again.

You're like, I know, I just saw it.

Yeah, exactly.

That is so funny.

But those are the things that I love.

Like, so there are always levity moments because I want spirit to communicate with personality and laughter because I feel that is the best medicine for the soul.

And I think in a way it also gives us permission to kind of live life with happiness and joy, even though we're missing our loved ones that have died.