Portia and I and my brother,

and we were lucky enough to go see you.

But it's a big place. Now--

- It's a big house.

- First of all, are you used to living in it by now?

Do you get used to that?

- Yeah, yeah, you absolutely do.

I mean, when we first moved in,

it was like drinking from a fire hydrant, you know?

Just everything coming at you, trying to--

- Have you tried that before? How would you know what that is?

What a weird thing to do.

- It's true. I guess you're right.

Let's just say it's hard. It's really hard.

It was hard.

- And what will you look forward to the most

when you're able to live a somewhat normal life?

- You know, the one thing people don't realize

is we can't do little things like open windows.

You know?

I mean, I look forward to getting in a car

and rolling down the window

and just letting the air hit my face.

I mean, I haven't been in a car with the windows open

in about seven years, if you can imagine that.

- No.

- So I'm gonna spend that first year

just hanging out the window.

Just...I'll just...

Ah, the wind, you know?

- People driving by.

"Was that Michelle?"

- Like, "She's hanging out the window again."

- "Michelle was outside the sunroof."

- "Get back in!" - Yeah.

- I just want some wind in my face.

- Yeah, I don't-- - Small things.

- You don't think about that.

- Yeah, we can't open windows.

I mean, the windows in our house don't open.

- But on "Scandal" they go on the balcony all the time.

You know? - There is the balcony, yeah.

That's real. - So you can go on the balcony.

- We do, and go on the balcony,

but that's really the only door we can open to the outside.

- Oh. That's a bummer.

- It's-- - Yeah.

- It's interesting. - Yeah, it really is.