Bob uses a characteristically strange and funny story to make a point about what we leave behind — the legacy of love that outlasts us and the question of what we are actually building.

Discussion Questions

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1.What is the story of the raccoon, and what unexpected truth does Bob draw from it? Did the conclusion surprise you or feel earned?

2.Bob has a gift for finding meaning in the absurd. What does that habit of mind — looking for significance in strange, small, or funny moments — suggest about his broader worldview?

3.The idea of a "last will and testament" is about what you pass on. If you were to write a spiritual last will and testament today — not of possessions but of values, habits, and loves — what would be in it?

4.Bob seems to believe that the things we do out of love create a kind of inheritance, even when they seem small or silly. Do you believe that? What small, loving things in your own life might actually matter more than you realize?

5.Our culture tends to measure legacy by achievement, wealth, or fame. How does Bob's vision of legacy challenge that metric? What would it mean to leave behind a legacy of love rather than accomplishment?

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