I'll just start way back in junior high. How's that? I was cute then, and I wasn't, I wasn't

almost 60 years old, okay? Anyway, Keith and I met in junior high, and we've been together

ever since, and we got married two days after junior high.

And he was not going to be a preacher.

I can guarantee you that.

I had no plans of marrying a preacher.

I had planned on going to nursing school.

I was enrolled in nursing school.

And he had either planned on being a doctor, figure that, or, because you could tell healing was on his

heart, but it was just a different kind, you know, or a fighter. Now, he's going to kick somebody

and hurt him or he's going to heal him. I don't know. I don't know. I could hardly go to the fights he did. He did him since he was little. But they'd kick each other and blood would fly and all this other sort of stuff. You know, I could hardly watch it. But anyway, right after we got married, well, I'll tell you the bad part about it. we ran off and got married, we did it all wrong, but anyway, we ran off and got married because two days after high school, you get the picture.

But we'd been together since junior high and all this other sort of stuff.

But because we ran off and got married, we both lost our jobs because we

didn't tell our bosses. So, but I found another job. So it could have been, who knows,

you know, I don't think we missed it getting married. It's just the way we did it. So I found

another job, which was with a chiropractor.

I worked for chiropractors for almost, oh, man, 20 years maybe.

And this particular one that I worked for, I didn't know it at the time, but he had a whole wall,

probably about as far as that middle section there, of preaching tapes. Now, I was raised

Catholic. I knew about communion and catechism, and confirmation, and those sort of things.

And those of you who don't know that, it's very legalistic, those things, you know?

And you don't have a Bible, and you don't listen to preaching.

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