B
But, uh,
A
Well, I was thinking about the other day, um, when I, when Dick and I were, oh, many, many years ago when we were first married and he was in graduate school in Missouri, um, I went, oh, I was probably, this was probably, see, it have been like nineteen sixty-seven or sixty-eight, um, we, I went to a meeting, and, uh, one of the, the speakers at the meeting was a woman who was recycling and, um,
B
Um.
A
she was from Saint Louis, and she had this fantastic, um, family effort in, in recycling, and she was dividing her colored glass and her plastics,
B
Oh.
A
and her aluminum, and I thought wow, I mean, how, one person is doing that, you know, but my, my thought was it's a shame, I mean, it's wonderful that she's doing it and it, but wouldn't it be mu-, much nicer if we all did it, because her effort would have really, um, really, uh, been a good example for all of us. And yet, you know, and we were just sort of talking about it at the time. And here we are, you know, now we're doing it on a,