Chris Sullivan

The days are long, but the years are short.

Like it's the idea of that part of her life, piecemeal, like disappearing is like, and it is, it's those quiet moments.

It's those little moments where nothing,

big in particular happened.

It's the, you know, innocuous game of pin the tail on the donkey on a lazy Saturday morning with the kids, like, or we didn't have big plans like that.

Like those are the things I want to remember too.

It is why they say it's so important for kids to know what boredom is.

We know what boredom was.

I mean, it's gone.

The days of looking into the sky and seeing shapes out of clouds.

Yeah.

Do kids even know what that is?

Well, and Miguel and Rebecca sort of talk about, he brings her outside, he shows her some apple seeds, and he's just, you know, basically echoes this one day at a time.

Like, I'm betting on us and the good years that we have ahead of us.

It's going to take six to ten years.

Yeah.

It's like, I'm okay, we got time.

We got time.

She starts to protest and he's like, no, we're in it together.

I'm here for you.