Hi, my name is David Alexander. I grew up in Brooklyn and I'm here to answer a few questions

and tell my story. One day in the early 70s, David Alexander decided to go for a run in

Central Park. And so I drove up there and parked the car and walked down in the meadow

still holding my queuing, my big queuing. And I wanted to put it down and there I saw Jesse sitting

on a blanket a Wednesday afternoon in the spring and she had the time Sunday to arts and leisure

section, a bottle of water, a sketch pad and she had a man's hat with a ribbon tipped to one side

and I said, ah perfect, may I leave my keys here? Will I go for a sure, she said. And so I was gone

for 15 minutes and came back and we had a natural conversation and I sat down and then some time

went by and I offered her a ride home and which accepted. It was a different time in New York.

Ben. Will you describe what she looked like?

Five foot eight straight posture. At the time had long hair and green eyes.

It was athletic and slender, not really slender, muscular slender. And she had a face that was

full of character and was both smart, looking and lovely. And I asked her for a date. I said,

I would like to go to the ballet. That's quite a, that's a great for state to pull it.

It was the job free ballet as Lincoln Center. Wow. So she said, okay.

It's easy to tell this part of the story. The rest isn't so simple. Nothing good ever is.

I'm Phoebe Judge and this is love.

What was that first date like at the ballet? Well, I ran out of gas on the way and I said,

oh, here's a ticket. You know, I can get some gas and I'll join you soon. She said,

oh no, I'll stay with you. And we came in a little bit late and then I was taking her home

and I stopped in front of her apartment building and she said, would you like to come up? Of course.

And we were together ever since.

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