:08:20
I envy your mother.
:08:23
I do.
:08:28
Itmustbe great to be her age...
:08:31
and to be at the pointin life
when you have no more guesswork.
:08:37
No more impossible decisions to make.
:08:41
And anyway, it doesn'tmatter
because all the worries
and all the wrong turns that you made...
:08:44
are as valuable and as, as...
:08:48
as cherished as the things
that you did right.
:08:50
l...
Oh, itmustbe such a relief.
:08:56
Mustbe such peace in that.
:09:01
Well, I don't think you have to wait to
be her age to find thatkind of peace.
:09:05
Yeah, buthow would you know
unless it was all behind you?
:09:08
Do you have it?
:09:10
Sometimes. Not all the time,
but sometimes.
:09:12
When?
:09:15
Wakin' up on the ranch in the morning,
knowin' whatl'm supposed to do
that day.
:09:19
Knowing I'm home.
:09:24
I wake up every morning, and
I don'tknow a damn thing. Was l...
:09:31
Was I right to bring her here,
away from what's familiar...
:09:33
away from her father, her friends?
:09:38
And the more I try and fix things,
the more everything falls apart.
:09:42
Maybe you should let'em fall.
:09:47
- No, I can't.
- Why?