廷伍在學校的午休時間，都會坐在這裡思念太太

帶給孩子滿滿愛的廷伍

廷伍是北成國小任教二十多年的藝術老師，他成立了「借物少年」平台，家裡累積上千萬的攝影器材，都可以無償借給學生，希望讓更多孩子有機會拍片說家鄉的故事。

太太鳳玟去年住院期間，廷伍長時間在醫院陪伴照顧，三個孩子則在家彼此照應。那段日子，學校老師和家長紛紛送來飯菜，老師也請小孩吃早餐，讓一家人在最艱難的時刻感受到滿滿的暖意。

鳳玟過世後留下了一筆保險金，廷伍在住家附近購置空間存放器材，也免費提供給孩子就讀的學校作為師訓住宿場所，希望把曾經收到的善意，繼續分享給更多人。

廷伍的合作夥伴來家中借器材

我們在不同的時空思念媽媽

鳳玟過世後，三個孩子都有自己思念媽媽的方式。小女兒樂樂常玩著媽媽留下的玩具屋，在熟悉的回憶裡尋找陪伴；大女兒子旂則想起媽媽生前一直期待，來看自己宜蘭演藝廳的表演，卻終究無能如願，這段回憶湧現時，依舊讓她心裡不好受。

大哥浩然與小妹樂樂在家中樓梯間餵養甲蟲

廷伍與大女兒子旂一起做龍貓餅乾

摯愛的人離世，找到療癒自己的方式

從太太住院起，廷伍就想守著每個太太突然醒來的時刻，這讓他至今入夜也無法好好睡覺。直到鳳玟安葬在山上的墓園，廷伍才終於在太太的碑前睡了一場安穩的覺。

過去一年，廷伍幾乎每週都會上山和太太說說話，分享生活大小事，也抱怨在山下發生的種種。即便太太過世後，對廷伍來說，不曾改變的，是每當靠近她，心就能慢慢平靜下來，獲得一些前進的力量。

廷伍為了鼓勵太太繼續治療，將太太的照片刺在自己手上

廷伍上山到太太的墓園陪伴她

在思念你的每一天，進步一點點

清明連假，一家人到花蓮露營。廷伍帶著號稱九十秒就能完成充氣的車頂帳出發，但那個晚上，忙了好一陣子卻始終沒有進展，最後還是靠女兒幫忙和老樹的支撐下才勉強搭起足以棲身的地方。

看著帳篷坍塌的模樣，廷伍笑著說：「我們這一次出來，就希望每天都能進步一點點就好。也許最後一天就能把它充起來。」或許面對失去也是如此，不急著走出悲傷，而是在思念裡，一天比一天，多前進一點點。

一家人到花蓮露營，廷伍也帶著太太的玩偶一起出門

廷伍與女兒合力搭起帳蓬

Introduction

A father holding on. Children learning to hold what remains. And a love that refuses to fade. In this episode, we meet Vincent Yan and his three children in Yilan — an art teacher who has spent over a decade lending camera equipment to students, and a husband still learning how to carry the weight of loss. A year after his wife Fengwen passed away from ovarian cancer, Vincent continues to find ways to keep her close: a tattoo on his arm, a seat in the classroom where they first met, a headstone he designed with a date set twenty-four years after hers. For his children — quiet Haoran, dancer Zihchi, and crafty Lele — grief shows up in different ways: searching for their mother in the audience, holding onto a dollhouse she once decorated, navigating small moments that feel both heavy and ordinary. Through camping trips, baking mishaps, and honest conversations about life and death, this family learns that healing isn't about letting go — it's about finding new ways to stay connected. What does it mean to love someone beyond their final breath? When grief never fully leaves, how do we learn to live alongside it? And can a family, torn by loss, still find ways to grow together? Let's dive in and find out!