Well, we're teaching about something this week that is probably the most near and dear to my heart of anything probably that you could talk about is people's marriages.

Because when you have a bad one, you're miserable.

Totally.

Now, Keith and I got married when we were very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very very young we've been together like forever

women always give more details than the men do keith will just tell you the word and preach about

but i'm going to give you some details y'all like details don't you yeah yeah all right and keith

will have to turn his head and i'll have to keep my back to him so he goes you know no no he doesn't do

that but anyhow anyhow we got married, and when we got married, we had a lot to learn

because we didn't know nothing about marriage.

And so we got married when we were 17, two days out of high school.

And we had been dating since junior high.

And I think Keith told the ones of you who were here one Sunday morning,

one of the very first things that attracted me to Keith was,

we went to the zoo.

This is how young we were, on the school bus with our class.

And Keith took his little jacket off.

He had a denim jacket.

Now, it wasn't like some big fancy jacket, a denim jacket.

He took it off.

I remember it explicitly. I mean, I can still see it today. And he was sitting on a seat with another guy,

and he took his jacket off, and he just folded it so ever so neatly across his lap, you know. And I thought,

that is the guy for me forever and eternity. Because, I mean, all the rest of the little kids just took their little jackets up and wadded them up and threw it in a bundle.

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