Oliver's mother let go of her life in layers. A last ten kilometer ski at 82, and then letting go of her identity as a skier. Her favorite soup one more time, a toast, one more sunset. Oliver says that's when letting go finally made sense to him.
Letting Go Looks Like Soup, a Toast and a Sunset
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