My mom died when she was 32, so for a long time I thought I would be 32 and then I would die. It was not a logical thought, but I never planned for life after the age my mom was. I always knew death was coming, and I was still afraid to make big bold decisions. Jennifer and I talked about the people who will not even go near the subject, and what we do with this wild life we have.
My Mom Died at 32, So I Never Planned for Life After That Age
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