1:23:03
What's the matter, Peggy?
Someone jump on your grave?
1:23:14
You know, Peggy, your mother said
you had a dream that I died.
1:23:19
I wish she hadn't have told you that.
1:23:21
I'm not afraid.
I know exactly when I'm going to die.
1:23:24
What's it going to be, Lizzy?
Seventy-five or eighty?
1:23:29
I'm not telling!
1:23:31
I've been trying to drag
that out of her for years.
1:23:34
You know,
dreams are a fascinating business.
1:23:37
-Especially when you see the future.
-Do you believe all this?
1:23:41
Well, I like to speculate.
Like this book I'm reading right now.
1:23:45
It's about a woman in Colorado who says
she lived in Ireland 150 years ago.
1:23:51
She gives names,
dates and where she lived.
1:23:55
Grandma. Grandpa.
1:23:59
I want to tell you something.
1:24:05
If you believe it, darling, then I believe.
1:24:10
Being young is just as confusing
as being old.
1:24:14
The things that happened to me
50 years ago...
1:24:17
...are more on my mind
than the things that happen today.
1:24:21
But I'm remembering the future.
1:24:25
A chilling wind tonight.
1:24:28
It's really picking up.
1:24:30
Right now,
you're just browsing through time.
1:24:36
Choose the things you'll be proud of.
1:24:39
Things that last.
1:24:41
I'm proud of my children.
1:24:44
I miss them so much.
1:24:46
Scott and Beth.
1:24:50
I named my daughter after you.
1:24:54
Sweetheart, thank you.