When you were a kid, what did you think grown-up life would be like? Freedom, flying cars, or a job that would change the world?

Rick Robinson and Aggie Reagan put their childhood plans next to the lives they actually built. Aggie dreamed of becoming a ballerina astronaut. Rick imagined paths through ministry and police work before finding his way behind the microphone.

The stories get funny, personal, and surprisingly familiar: family influences, career detours, the chores and bills no child puts on a dream board, and the space-age conveniences we were promised but never got.

They also ask whether changing course means giving up on a dream, before taking a classic He Said, She Said detour into romantic hints, missed signals, and why saying what you mean can save everybody time.

Strong language and adult themes.