KQED Charlie Rose April 13, 2016
Goes and there is also a new document about them called nothing left unsaid. On her 91st birthday she sent me an email and it was funny and sharp and interesting. It got me thinking, when my dad died when he was 10, i had a fantasy that he left me a letter that would show up when i turned 20 and would tell me about everything i didnt know about him and his life and my mother had the same fantasy about her father who died when she was an infant. I didnt want that to happen with my mom and anything left unsaid between us. We did it over email because it was easier and i travel so much. I wanted ...