Hey, everyone, we're about to wrap this season of Love Letters, which, as you know, has been all about love and money.

I've learned so much from our guests and their stories.

But before we go, I need to know, what are you taking away from this season?

What did it make you think about? Did it remind you of a money story from your life?

Do you have any money-related relationship advice that you just need to share with the world?

Send us a short voice memo, like three minutes or less, to lovelettersatboston.com.

That's lovelettersatboston.com. We might use it in a future episode of the podcast.

Please include your name. It can just be a first name, or a pseudonym, and where you're from in the

recording. I can't wait to hear what you think.

It might seem too on the nose, or cinematic, to have a massive life epiphany at a loved one's funeral.

But for my friend Justin, having a dramatic revelation, is kind of on brand.

So my aunt Bernadette passes away, and her and my uncle Mike live on a farm in Western Maryland.

Mike and my cousin Jodie decide they're going to bury Bernadette on the farm.

We're out in the middle of this field, and Jodie is giving a speech about her mom and how

she just sort of was adventurous, and she'd be spontaneous. I think we all thought she just was

this housewife who lived home on the farm and helped out Mike. I didn't know she was

galavanting and jetting around with Jodie to go like spontaneous trips to New York to see the

Rockettes or see a Broadway show or going to Yosemite or Grand Canyon.

Justin standing there, and he's thinking, wait a minute, I want to live courageously too.

I don't want to miss out on the life I'm meant to have.

And I turned to my mom who's standing next to me in this field, and I just like, I'm going to

quit my job. And she's like, okay, be quiet. No, I'm going to do it like right now.

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