you know?

Well...

It took a while, I'll tell you that, because I used to wouldn't do shows, which, you know, all people say, oh, well, you know, she got all this money.

Wasn't no money.

How can you have money when he ain't doing shows? So, you know, I used to think, well, my gosh, there's Ray Stevens out there.

He's not drunk and falling down.

And, you know, and I would just, oh, please let George get that way.

No.

[laughs]

So I, um, we caught...

Me and Linda left on a, on our commercial flight.

Somebody chartered a plane and, um, when I got home after layovers and all of this stuff, I finally got home about late that afternoon.

I pull in my driveway.

There he is sitting there.

He had already had the charter plane.

Right.

Yeah.

So the whole structure, the hardware of your brain, and how that works, and how that, uh, uh, affects your ability to think differently.

Because if your brain is damaged, you're not going to have the same thought capacity as, you know, prefrontal cortex, that's all your decision making.

If you concuss there, you could have some issues, but...

So I use Dr. Amen.

I'm also certified in, uh, Body Code healers, so it's an energy code, energy healing that is done through muscle testing.

And what we're doing is re- releasing emotional blocks and seeing what part of the body that's affecting-

Yes.

She tells me how in 1945, there was a dedicated telegraph machine standing by for the sole purpose of awaiting the Japanese surrender.

And when that machine started ticking, my father, uh, he handed the message first to my husband, who was a bicycle messenger at 16 years of age.

The U-turn got Thomas and his driver pulled over by a cop.

Of course, they were saying, "We've got the Japanese peace surrender message here.

Yeah, I've heard a lot of stories," but [laughs] the police realized it was the truth and they just tore up the ticket.

She tells me how in 1945, there was a dedicated telegraph machine standing by for the sole purpose of awaiting the Japanese surrender.

And when that machine started ticking, my father, uh, he handed the message first to my husband, who was a bicycle messenger at 16 years of age.

The U-turn got Thomas and his driver pulled over by a cop.

Of course, they were saying, "We've got the Japanese peace surrender message here.

Yeah, I've heard a lot of stories." But [laughs] the police realized it was the truth, and they just tore up the ticket.

She tells me how in 1945, there was a dedicated telegraph machine standing by for the sole purpose of awaiting the Japanese surrender.

And when that machine started ticking, my father, uh, he handed the message first to my husband, who was a bicycle messenger at 16 years of age.

Good luck with that one.

I'm sure he'll think this is [laughs] better left as dead stories.

Don't you? [pensive music]