:26:01
where he, you know,
gets away from the kids...
:26:03
and me, I suppose.
:26:07
These are all projects
you've worked on?
:26:10
I wish.
No, I collect sketches...
:26:12
blueprints,
designs of old buildings.
:26:15
This is a front view of Monticello.
:26:17
- Down there is the Woolworth Building.
- It's his hobby.
:26:20
- The St. Louis Arch.
- Yes, correct.
:26:23
So, then all of these drawings,
these buildings...
:26:26
they're not just
for your job, then?
:26:30
Oh. So they're not
all shopping malls.
:26:32
No, I don't know of any architecturally
significant shopping malls.
:26:37
Oh, honey, you just
haven't built them yet.
:26:43
- Who's hungry?
- I'm famished.
:26:45
Come on. I've got some
really delicious putt pastry.
:26:52
They've got to work so hard
when they're there.
:26:54
You've gotta keep 'em
in the seats.
:26:57
You know?
:26:59
Politically, there's something
to be said for that.
:27:02
Yeah, it was a lot of fun.
Here we are leaving the church.
:27:05
Everyone thought we were
going to Mexico.
:27:07
- Where were you going?
- We were going there...
:27:09
but the plane
never left the ground.
:27:11
Some kind of engine trouble.
:27:13
Couldn't leave till morning, so we spent
the night at the Wichita Airport Motel.
:27:18
How romantic!
:27:20
- Well, for $19, it was wonderful.
- How long you two been married?
:27:25
- Well, 12 years in August.
- What kind of example is that?
:27:30
Well, I don't think we learn
responsibility from politicians.
:27:35
We really learn it from family.
:27:37
It's the people that we care about.
:27:40
- It's what they care about.
- He died when I was a teenager.
:27:44
Oh, I'm sorry.
:27:46
Farm accident.
:27:50
-Where would you say you get yours from?
-My what? My values?
:27:58
- Probably from my wife.
- Values?