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One Thing I Learned Is That The Mind, Rather Than Being The Master, Should Be The Servant Of The Heart.

I Was In The Air Force A While And They Had What They Call "policing The Area." That's Where You Looked Around And If There's Anything Wrong Here, There, Anywhere, You Took Care Of Your Own Area. And I Think That's A Pretty Good Thing To Go By. If Everyone Just Takes Care Of Their Own Area Then We Won't Have Any Problems. Be Here. Be Present. Wherever You Are, Be There. And Look Around You And See What Needs To Be Changed.

I Just Enjoy Both Working And Not Working.

When I Would Sell Encyclopedias, I Would Drive Down The Road Looking For A House With A Swing Set In The Back, And I'd Say, "oh, Those Folks Got Kids. They Need Some Books." I'd Knock On Their Door And Sell Them A Set Of Encyclopedias, And Those Books Were From $300 To $600. I'd Look Around The House, And If There Wasn't That Much Furniture In The House, I Felt A Little Bad About Selling A $600 Set Of Books To People Who Couldn't Afford A Couch. So I Didn't Last At That Job Very Long.

My Sister Played The Piano. She’s Two Years Older Than Me, And I Always Wanted To Play Something. So My Grandmother Got The Guitar For Me, And Showed Me A Couple Of Chords To Start Off. And Then I Got Me A Book. Next Thing You Know, I Was Playing Along With Sister.