>> Well, a hundred years ago I graduated from Baylor University and had a double major
in economics and political science.
I moved the week after school to New York City and lived and worked there for ten years
in a series of companies but mostly one main one that did international trade and finance.
So that let me have a wonderful life living in New York.
I was single.
I got to travel to Africa and Europe and South Africa, South America and-
>> Very cool.
>> it was very cool.
It was wonderful.
It was a wonderful time to be in New York and then that, my section of the company got sold
and I moved on and eventually was invited to come to Colorado to be in management
with a non-profit organization that I had been associated with, a spiritual organization,
that I stayed, moved here to be in the headquarters and live there and it's a,
the headquarters is a spiritual community so I lived on the property and worked there as well.
Met a nice guy, had 3 kids, again the organization had international centers
and so I got to see people from all over the world, once again, and that was great.
[inaudible] And then I kind of was doing a lot of quasi-legal work and a lot of things
that related to the law and decided I needed more information so I went back to school.