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Show · 3imon frank 6-29 p. 29 S Oh, iwas really going to go into law. If i hadn't metthis kid and decided, oh, what the devil, I'd rather .•. I thought, well, love is more important, than law. And ~ better make a living and get married ~d I have no regrets with that at all. AS a matter of fact, I was probablya better merchant than I may have been an attorne~ ~cause an attorney, I mean particularly at this stage of my life, and !--almost allthe stager-- I was never ~ one for patience, on many things. Fishing for example. I'd g~ve anything infbe world ~ I fisherman 1,. but I never had the patience for it. And sitting at a desk and s~~y- studying a case fotT hour after hour after hour would drive me crazy. ~cause I told you in school, I used to eRemm tell them I was prepared. were L What did you do with the time in school when you didn't have to study as hard .. S When I wasn't chasing women. Oh, I was always playing football, basketball, baseball and~t to the dances, I will admit. And what else, I dont remmer-- £basing women. And now-- there's nothing I can do after I catch them, so I'm a perfectly good husband. Sad but true . .. Strnge thing, as you say. Loads of men have become manic depressives, atleast ... I ~~c.k/1'~ if noTa~s<:i:?.Mtdsos that. But what do I do other than that? Play golf. Read. And Don't sleep toowell. That's the only mistake iod made in my opinion. If I were god, I would start us out at aout 80 and go backward.Aod when you got to be 20 you'd have 60 years of experience.ind ~god almighty would that have been fun. And also, t just simple little thingJ Now, when we ~first married, many times my wife would have to get up out of bed. I'd be asleep and take my glasses off andturn off the lights, you know. Which was so stupid. Now that there's nmthing I can do, I'm takake. So it was made all wrong. If I hadn't fallen alseep then, therewould have been many more ~e~ plesures than StHfHt J<.L I &iQ_ falling asleep. ·fii go backwards. I """' A -<'•/c ~ ra -c.J · Ive said, we've had a very good life. We have parents both side. I never knew my wife's father. He died before. That's why she was there. Otherwise she'dbeen at school. And ~her was a gorgeous, just a beautiful woman. Relatively shy. Scared of men. And which you can't print.lnd I was always on the make for her and she ¢w would kidding on the sqaure, and she used to sayJ oh gee, if you were twenty years older and I were twenty years younger. But to make a longstory short ... We also had a marvelous relationship. Tfi~ft~S to WE used to talk about her 4 sons-in-law. WfteH Theone she was w-> -,Itt was the favorite and I said not even close. ,~I said, I'm always the favorite whreever I am. Ahse!~ey- hsolutely true. We have a wonderful understandingof each other. And I feel I gave her a lot of plesure and fun that she never dreamed Qmuld happen to her. To a dignified dutchess type and sc~~ J~ ~"n ~;n~ ~ - .... . |
