Okay.

He really, really thought that was a great idea.

So that meant I still worked, and that meant I would go to night school at the University of Memphis.

Well, one evening, and this is in the book, he walks into my classroom, and he grabs my arm, and he picks up my briefcase and picks up my books.

And the classroom is huge, huge, and the professor is giving a lecture And the professor's going, "What are you doing? I'm giving a class." And he said, "Well, you're one person down.

Go ahead," and marched me out of the room.

And as we drove home, it was very painful.

I'm sorry

Patricia, where do you think we should start your story in those things you want to tell us about today?

I think the best place is knowing that I was married at a very young age and I had two children really young.

The marriage did not last.

It lasted only four years.

So we were divorced and I was raising two precious young children, which was already monumentally hard and difficult.

Single for quite some time.

And I really thought, I remember thinking, Bill, it's time for us to become an all-American family again.

Blame shifting.

Patricia, where do you think we should start your story and those things you want to tell us about today?

I think the best place is knowing that I was married at a very young age and I had two children really young.

The marriage did not last.

It lasted only four years.

So we were divorced and I was raising two precious young children, which was already monumentally hard and difficult.

Single for quite some time.

And I really thought, I remember thinking, Bill, it's time for us to become an all-American family again.

Blame shifting.