A
Yeah.
B
It's, uh, being, see, we're from Houston and so it's not so hard for people, you know, you've been married three or so years and you don't have kids, well it's okay, no-, nobody does. But you come to a place like Belton, and th-, a lot of the kids here get married out of high school.
A
Uh-huh.
B
It's real small town, and i-, and a lot of people in our su-, we're the only couple in our Sunday School class, except for one other couple, who are in their forties, and they can't have children, who don't have children. And they can't imagine why we would want to have children. And, I'm going well, you know, there's more to life, you know, there's life in there that's,
A
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B
you know, not everybody has to have kids, and, I'd rather spend the time with my husband than, you know, spending time, here, it's your turn, you know.