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I was thinking that was firewood bc of its cold as Tom Brady's marriage up there, then I remember that tube of rocks Kirk Cousins kept in front of his house
>"Let's say I live to 90, that would be a pretty good run," he says. "We went month to month, and we added it all up, and it was 720 stones because I turned 30 this year.
>"Every month I'm going to take out a stone, put it in my pocket, and think: 'Once this month is over, this is gone. You can't get it back, it's gone for good.'"
>As Cousins removes a stone each month, the feel of it in his palm is a reminder of the time passing. But it's the questions that come with each stone that perhaps carry more weight.
>"What impact are you making?"
The Book of Psalms says: "Teach us to number our days that we may gain a heart of wisdom."
>"In other words, when you have an understanding that life is coming to an end someday, and that we only have so many days? There's wisdom in that."
>"It's there to remind me how brief life is, and how important the time we have here is"