A lyrical comedy from the life of one family, written by American playwright David W. Christner, convinces that every person has the right to happiness, despite age and despite circumstances. The two main characters of the play - Cheryl's mother and Claudia's mother - are over 60, but they do not intend to give up. It is no coincidence that one of them utters the sacramental phrase: “And at sixty-five years old, a woman must use all her resources.” Dan and Abby are a loving, successful and prosperous married couple in every sense. They have everything they once dreamed of: a thriving business; children studying in an elite school; well-established and comfortable life; the house is a full cup. It would seem, live and be happy. They were happy. For the time being... The play talks about the fact that everyone has the right to their own life at any age, to their own worldview, to actions, to love. And of course, in relationships with those closest to you, you simply cannot do without compromises and concessions.