Glory to God.

Well, tonight I had, you know, I went back and forth on a lot of different things,

but you'll find out tonight that Keith and I are totally opposite from each other.

I mean, we are like opposite ends of the spectrum, you know.

But we are so madly in love with each other and have been ever since we've been 13 years old.

The first time I ever met my husband, we were like a year or so before that, we were going on a class picnic deal, a project kind of deal, and we were going to the zoo.

And he got in the school bus, and he got in the school bus and he got in

the seat behind I think it was no he was right in front of me and I was right

behind him and he got in his seat and he was sitting on the outside of the aisle

and I was kind of sitting catty corner from him here and he took his little

denim jacket and he folded it ever so neatly across his lap like this and I said

that's the man I'm going to marry. Of course we did a date for you know whatever but eventually we

got together and we eventually dated and got married. Well when we dated and got married.

Well, when we dated and got married, we did not talk about going in the ministry.

Do you understand?

We talked about fighting.

He was going to be a fighter, a full-contact karate fighter.

He started fighting karate when he was little,

because the boys beat him up on the school bus. And so his daddy put him in school for karate.

It was true, but there was six of them that beat one up. So it was not, you know, but anyway.

But they didn't beat him up after that, buddy. So,

anyway, so he was going to be a fighter. Or, I thought later, really, I thought he was going to be

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