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Hey everybody, Dennis and Julie, Dennis Pringer and Julie Hartman.

I hope you enjoy this as much as we do. Isn't that something we do? What number is it like 80-something?

Yeah. 82. Yeah. The first one, Julie, was in eighth grade when we began.

Julie was a senior in college. I think it was March of my senior year.

Now here is my prediction. I remember making it to you was how rapidly college will seem far

distant. Was I right? Don't tell me to make me feel good. It actually scares me a little bit

because I'm 23 years old. I feel old, but I know intellectually I'm not old yet,

but I feel like college is so in the rear view mirror. You know the other day I was actually

quizzing myself where certain buildings are that I used to go to in college or names of the

buildings and names of professors. And it's amazing how quickly you forget.

Well, without dwelling much on it, it's not only true about college. When something ends

a any period of life, I mean when I got divorced that marriage seemed like it was so long before.

When you make, it's a radical change to leave college, right? That it's a cocoon,

it's a tome world. Now it's gone, completely gone. And so that's the way life works once it's

if something's over. I wonder if that happens with regard to loved ones. I can't answer that

because I haven't lost, you know, I've obviously lost my parents, but that's part of life in a normal

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