Well, I want to start out by telling you guys a little bit because men don't do that sort of thing.

They don't tell you anything about themselves and they don't tell you any details about anything.

So I'll tell you a little bit about the church and where we're from and then we'll get into what we need to do this morning.

Do you men agree?

The men are all just sitting there like this, you know?

But are men very detailed people usually?

No, no.

So Keith and I have been married.

Friday was 25 years.

Yay!

What a blessing.

Greatest thing I think that happened to me was Keith coming into my life.

I don't know where we'd be without each other at this point, you know,

because like I said, he's so slow and I'm so fast, and so we kind of mesh together here.

He doesn't like to do a lot of, you know, business stuff, you know, and I just eat it up.

He likes to preach, and I'd rather be sitting in the back of the auditorium, you know. So you kind of mesh the two of us together.

But we started dating when we were in seventh grade. Well, not really dating. Mom and Daddy

wouldn't let us date, but he came up with this idea of he was doing this FFA project and future

Farmers of America project, you know, and he needed a woman's opinion about whether it was correct or not.

So he came over to the house to see if it looked good enough, you know.

So that's how we started. But we've been together since the seventh grade, and there's nothing greater than a wonderful marriage,

and there's nothing worse than a bad one. So, but we found out the hard way, you know, that two people can't run a marriage.

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