Written by Duncan MacMillan, adapted and staged by Françoise Walot, this story, as funny as it is moving, is that of a young boy whose mother makes a big mistake when he is seven. An inventive child, a number of nice things come to him and he writes them down in a list: the colour yellow, water fights, laughing so loud that milk comes out of your nose… On a pillow, the list is read, the miracle happens: his mother rediscovers her love for life. Through the evolution of this inventory, which he continues to expand today, our man reveals his robust existence of fights, pleasures, setbacks and surprises. In an apparent simplicity combined with a great subtlety of writing, the piece tackles depression and suicide frankly and rallies us on the unimaginable chance to be alive.