"Imagine being his daughter."

Penny, I didn't take enough of anything in the 1960s to even attempt that!

"Though he might have changed if he had one?"

If he'd had my eldest he'd wish he'd taken up the occupation of alligator wresting instead of radio 'talk show' host. When she was about five I was helping her learn wing chun--that was her introduction to martial arts. While teaching her a thing called a round house kick I missed a block and I saw all those little stars astronomers keep looking for. Whap. I remind her of that from time to time and we still chuckle about it. She's known all her life that I will not fight her battles for her but I will help her fight any battle that comes her way.

I'm not a religious man, but Matthew 25:40 says it well. "And the King will say, 'I tell you the truth, when you did it to one of the least of these my brothers and sisters, you were doing it to me!'

I thank you for your kind remark; coming from you it means a great deal to me. Kinda helps let me know I'm seeing this the right way.