Everyday is Like Sunday

Mike Hill is about to turn thirty. He has a successful career, a beautiful home in Seattle, and an even more beautiful wife, but he feels completely alone. Actually, Mike feels nothing. He's walked through the past decade in a fog of loss after his best friend Cooper drowns when they were both eighteen. And to make matters worse, his mother is dying.

Sometimes life has a way of waking you up. When his wife discovers a note written to Mike the night before Cooper's death, she unravels the mystery of why he hasn't participated in their marriage. Cooper professed his love in the note but Mike never got the chance to reveal his true feelings. She finally understands that even though he cannot admit his secret, it isn't her that Mike loves, but rather the boy he simply cannot get over.

Kathleen Hill is eccentric to say the least. She ponders her place in the universe. She believes in the power of unknown forces that guide us. She understands that there are forces in our world that provide us limitless chances and choices, and just because her only child didn't get his opportunity to make a life defining choice, she can change the universe and make that happen for him.

Would you be willing to believe the impossible for a chance to go back and change the outcome of your life? On her deathbed, Mike's mother presents that option. Of course, her idea is absurd, but what if it wasn't?

This story explores the limitless power of a mother's love for her only child and that child's desperate need to finally believe in something.