:42:02
You sound like an artist.
:42:04
I wouldn't say that.
:42:06
National Geographic
likes their photos in focus...
:42:10
...and not too much personal comment.
I don't mind really.
:42:14
I'm no artist.
:42:16
That's one of the curses of being
too well-adjusted, too normal.
:42:20
I don't think you're so normal.
:42:23
Really?
:42:25
I didn't mean it in the way...
:42:27
...in the way that it sounded.
:42:32
We'll just chalk it up
to a compliment...
:42:35
...and move on.
:42:40
Did you just love teaching?
:42:43
Yes, when there was a particular student
who can make a difference....
:42:51
They're all supposed to, but they don't.
You tend...
:42:55
...to single out 1 or 2 who you think
you can contribute something to.
:43:00
-And did you?
-I hope so. One went to medical school.
:43:06
Why'd you quit?
:43:09
My children, my kids.
:43:12
And...
:43:14
...Richard didn't like my working.
:43:18
But you miss it, obviously.
:43:20
I never think about it.
:43:22
What's the most exciting place
that you've ever been?
:43:27
-Unless you're too tired to talk.
-Most exciting....
:43:36
You're asking if a man's tired of
talking about himself? Been out much?
:43:44
Didn't mean to make
it sound like a dumb--
:43:47
Maybe it's a little dull for you...
:43:49
...telling this to some housewife
in the middle of nowhere.
:43:55
This is your home.
This isn't nowhere.