Line | Speaker | St Time | Content | En Time |
1 | DCA_int_01 | 0.4980 | Do you remember what kinds of games you used to play here when you were about in third grade? | 4.8361 |
3 | | 5.7000 | In second grade? What do the kids play? | 7.7814 |
4 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 9.1774 | Softball. | 10.4815 |
6 | | 11.2361 | Mm, | 11.9529 |
8 | | 16.5740 | that was about it. Other than just uh, you know, smaller games in the classroom | 20.9562 |
10 | | 21.6228 | like picking up sticks | 23.2349 |
12 | | 25.1466 | and rolling the ball, you know, to see | 27.2586 |
14 | | 27.6522 | who could catch the ball the most out of | 29.7237 |
16 | | 30.2542 | uh, ten children. | 32.1376 |
17 | DCA_int_01 | 32.4488 | Mm-hm. | 32.8922 |
18 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 33.0620 | Or | 33.6625 |
20 | | 35.1583 | word games. | 36.3782 |
22 | | 37.1580 | You know just simple things like that. | 39.0217 |
23 | DCA_int_01 | 39.3581 | What kind of word games did you have? | 41.1377 |
24 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 43.7214 | Making words out of- | 45.3131 |
26 | | 45.4873 | making smaller words out of, you know, larger words that we | 49.4870 |
28 | | 49.6851 | could pick out like | 51.4073 |
30 | | 52.1619 | my, yours, I, | 54.7266 |
32 | | 55.4562 | he, | 56.0693 |
34 | | 56.3648 | him, her. | 57.5942 |
35 | DCA_int_01 | 58.0179 | [Mm-hm.] | 58.4643 |
36 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 58.0241 | [The straight] thing. | 58.7693 |
37 | DCA_int_01 | 59.8069 | How about uh, after school was out? | 61.6713 |
39 | | 62.0958 | When you got home, what kind of games did they play? | 64.4901 |
40 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 67.2538 | Oh at home, usually it was just putting puzzles together, trying to read- you know, and see who could read the best | 73.9626 |
42 | | 74.5687 | out of the three children. | 75.7446 |
43 | DCA_int_01 | 76.4457 | How about outside? | 77.4770 |
44 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 80.9945 | Softball, | 82.1641 |
46 | | 82.5037 | football | 83.1444 |
48 | | 83.2433 | [<laugh>] Yes. | 86.1753 |
49 | DCA_int_01 | 84.5277 | [Girls too?] | 85.2823 |
50 | | 86.2916 | Hm. | 86.5714 |
51 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 86.8945 | It was- it was | 87.9541 |
53 | | 88.1836 | you know, | 88.6395 |
55 | | 88.8061 | inspiring to try to beat the boys playing. | 90.9504 |
56 | DCA_int_01 | 91.1257 | Hm. | 91.3112 |
58 | | 91.8206 | Did you ever do it? | 93.1600 |
59 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 93.2575 | Sure, I loved it. | 94.0687 |
60 | DCA_int_01 | 94.9294 | Great. | 95.2186 |
62 | | 96.4040 | How about uh, | 97.3598 |
64 | | 99.0757 | uh, did you ever play that game where one kid | 101.3992 |
66 | | 102.2230 | has to hide his eyes while everyone else hides? | 104.5961 |
68 | | 104.7407 | /Being chased/. | 105.3475 |
69 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 105.4607 | <ts> Hide and Seek. | 106.7655 |
70 | DCA_int_01 | 107.0068 | Yeah, how does that work? | 108.3808 |
71 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 109.1291 | Oh, I didn't play that until I was about- | 111.2043 |
73 | | 111.9518 | I guess about ten years old | 113.9043 |
75 | | 114.5394 | because the boys were so rough, you know. | 116.6735 |
77 | | 117.1892 | And every time the girls would try to hide, usually one of the girls would get hurt, so we just never did bother to play it. | 122.6152 |
78 | DCA_int_01 | 122.6686 | Mm-hm. | 123.0899 |
79 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 123.7746 | [Til I] was about ten years old, but it was a pretty interesting game | 126.7842 |
80 | DCA_int_01 | 123.8060 | [Hm.] | 124.1236 |
81 | | 127.6694 | [/unintelligible/] | 128.5372 |
82 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 127.8329 | [cause the] majority of 'em wanted to cheat. [<laugh>] | 131.4486 |
83 | DCA_int_01 | 129.4270 | [<laugh>] | 131.3417 |
84 | | 132.2465 | How did it work at ten years old? | 133.9758 |
85 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 134.5228 | Well, normally they would just give you a small | 137.7385 |
87 | | 138.4837 | hiding range, you know, where you could hide, but you couldn't hide but so far away from | 143.2557 |
89 | | 143.7045 | what they call, home base. | 145.1131 |
91 | | 145.8551 | And normally you had two or three that would cheat, | 148.0427 |
93 | | 148.3139 | but- | 148.6294 |
94 | DCA_int_01 | 149.7940 | By hiding farther out? | 150.9887 |
95 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 150.9825 | Right, farther out and then that would cause him not to get caught because they would be looking for him in the closer place, and while they was looking for him in a closer place, then normally they would get back. | 160.1736 |
96 | DCA_int_01 | 160.5760 | Mm-hm. | 161.2678 |
98 | | 162.2959 | Well, | 163.0002 |
100 | | 163.2643 | how did it work? I mean, how did they- | 165.0620 |
102 | | 166.1781 | how did uh, you win or lose or? | 168.5260 |
104 | | 170.2333 | In other words, just sort of describe how the- | 172.3359 |
106 | | 172.6535 | how the game was played. | 173.9772 |
108 | | 174.8292 | Pretend like I'm a foreigner just got off the boat, and I never heard of it. [<laugh>] | 178.7178 |
109 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 178.2745 | [Uh-huh. (whispered)] | 178.6895 |
110 | | 179.3875 | Well you take the- | 180.8550 |
112 | | 181.2009 | Well some children, they count from one to ten and some count | 185.0391 |
114 | | 185.9886 | from five to a hundred, you know, in- in the consecutive five numbers. | 190.3582 |
116 | | 191.1977 | And | 191.8359 |
118 | | 192.1244 | you have from five to hundred or from one to ten to hide. | 196.0609 |
120 | | 196.6889 | And if you are caught | 198.2547 |
122 | | 198.9747 | still trying to find a place to hide, then you automatically out, | 202.7155 |
124 | | 203.2028 | but if you get a chance to hide- | 204.9062 |
126 | | 205.1766 | If they see you before you get back to home base, | 207.6856 |
128 | | 208.1376 | they'll call your name and say that you are out. | 210.2913 |
130 | | 210.8478 | But if you're still left out at the end, | 213.1316 |
132 | | 213.3010 | and they can't find you, | 214.5226 |
134 | | 214.8527 | then you win, but all those that are out, they have to come and stay until the rest are found. | 219.6059 |
135 | DCA_int_01 | 219.6750 | I see. | 220.3911 |
137 | | 221.4507 | How about the kid that has to go looking? | 223.3120 |
139 | | 223.4975 | What was he called? | 224.6474 |
141 | | 225.1191 | Is there a name for that? | 226.3076 |
142 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 228.6241 | It's just the caller. | 229.8723 |
143 | DCA_int_01 | 230.2244 | Mm-hm. | 230.7243 |
145 | | 231.4223 | How about um, | 232.3648 |
147 | | 232.5346 | the first time, when you first start playing, how do you pick the guy that has to go look? | 236.7438 |
149 | | 236.9419 | Go looking. | 237.6305 |
150 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 240.1709 | Normally, you just get together, and whoever decides they want to do it, does. | 244.2418 |
151 | DCA_int_01 | 245.1908 | Did you ever have a problem of nobody wants to do it? | 247.2060 |
152 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 247.7216 | No. | 248.3127 |
153 | DCA_int_01 | 248.7490 | Mm. | 249.1294 |
155 | | 249.8557 | Did you ever use rhymes? | 251.1291 |
157 | | 253.3198 | Like uh, | 254.1435 |
159 | | 255.0805 | like your son Raymond, for example, knows some like Tarzan was in a tree. | 259.2331 |
161 | | 261.2289 | /unintelligible/ | 262.2570 |
163 | | 262.8167 | Or? [Engine, Engine.] | 264.1812 |
164 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 263.4675 | [Or just- just] more or less just baby rhymes. | 266.4159 |
165 | DCA_int_01 | 266.7964 | Do you remember any of those? | 268.0446 |
166 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 268.0823 | <laugh> | 270.2101 |
167 | DCA_int_01 | 270.9427 | Yeah, those are- | 271.7728 |
169 | | 272.2978 | those are interesting because no one- | 274.0578 |
171 | | 274.7684 | Parents never teach kids those cause they forget them themselves. [/inaudible/] | 279.7448 |
172 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 278.7355 | [Right, well] | 279.4366 |
173 | | 279.7668 | whenever my children were smaller, | 281.3821 |
175 | | 282.7624 | I could- | 283.5673 |
177 | | 283.9508 | Those that I didn't remember- Normally I bought, you know, the rhyme books | 288.0846 |
178 | DCA_int_01 | 288.3644 | Yeah. | 288.7355 |
179 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 288.7449 | and just taught them to read those. | 290.7375 |
180 | DCA_int_01 | 291.7436 | /At least/ for choosing it usually aren't even in the book. | 294.7738 |
182 | | 295.5567 | The only place they exist is in | 297.1539 |
184 | | 297.3544 | among [children.] | 298.3919 |
185 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 297.9488 | [Yeah.] | 298.3416 |
186 | DCA_int_01 | 298.7346 | Okay what about the game, where one | 300.7909 |
188 | | 301.4347 | kid has to chase everybody else? | 303.1168 |
190 | | 303.4312 | Try to touch them. | 304.3179 |
192 | | 307.8511 | Tag. | 308.1969 |
193 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 308.1215 | /I'm gonna say/ Tag. | 309.2219 |
194 | | 309.6676 | I don't know too much about that because I never played it. | 312.0163 |
195 | DCA_int_01 | 312.2521 | Oh, you never did? | 313.2802 |
197 | | 314.3548 | They have varieties of that. | 315.9429 |
199 | | 316.2724 | There's this one called Freeze. | 317.6813 |
201 | | 319.6927 | Good. | 320.0512 |
203 | | 320.2870 | Um, | 320.7649 |
205 | | 321.4024 | well how did you play football? Did you- | 323.1977 |
207 | | 323.8894 | did you play touch or? | 325.2571 |
209 | | 325.9260 | Tackle? | 326.6146 |
210 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 326.6775 | Just like they do now. [<laugh> We were] always- The girls were always trying to out kick the boys, you know. | 331.9620 |
211 | DCA_int_01 | 327.8722 | [<laugh>] | 328.9507 |
212 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 332.3141 | But we didn't have to worry about running with the football. | 335.1148 |
214 | | 335.8065 | You know it was just that | 336.8063 |
216 | | 337.2056 | we would kick the ball and someone on the other end would, | 340.4916 |
218 | | 340.6376 | you know, | 341.0030 |
220 | | 341.6601 | be there, intercept the ball, or | 343.2660 |
222 | | 345.1116 | just let it go. | 345.8976 |
223 | DCA_int_01 | 348.6417 | Okay uh, | 349.5158 |
225 | | 350.1753 | do you watch TV much? | 351.7222 |
226 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 353.3194 | Right now as much as I possibly can. That's about all I can do. | 356.7803 |
227 | DCA_int_01 | 356.9784 | Mm-hm. | 357.5695 |
229 | | 358.1818 | What are some of your favorite shows? | 359.8514 |
230 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 360.1092 | All the soap operas. [<laugh>] | 362.6711 |
231 | DCA_int_01 | 361.3008 | [Oh really?] | 362.2023 |
232 | | 363.9065 | What's the best one of those? | 365.5949 |
233 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 367.4429 | Oh, | 368.2698 |
235 | | 368.5748 | right now? | 369.3860 |
237 | | 372.1364 | The Search for Tomorrow. | 373.3940 |
238 | DCA_int_01 | 373.9938 | What's going on on that now? | 375.6570 |
239 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 375.9085 | /Nice question/. | 376.6692 |
241 | | 378.6903 | Well, | 379.7719 |
243 | | 380.0517 | right now, they uh, | 381.4509 |
245 | | 382.5757 | /if it-/ Getting ready to have a wedding. | 384.3867 |
247 | | 385.4966 | Um, | 386.0594 |
249 | | 386.6089 | it's a lawyer and his girlfriend's getting married. | 390.2246 |
251 | | 390.8778 | But uh, | 391.7519 |
253 | | 391.9783 | his girlfriend's | 393.3334 |
255 | | 393.6887 | niece | 394.3615 |
257 | | 394.8733 | was supposed to get married. | 396.3856 |
259 | | 397.2439 | She was getting married to a doctor, and the doctor's mother | 401.0991 |
261 | | 402.0726 | kept interfering into his life | 404.0228 |
263 | | 404.5651 | because she had a background that she didn't want him to know about. | 407.5670 |
265 | | 408.2524 | She had um- | 409.4535 |
267 | | 411.2794 | In the past, whenever they were babies, she had a set of twins, | 414.6720 |
269 | | 415.3409 | and one of the | 416.2150 |
271 | | 417.0136 | boy- They were both boys, and one of the boys got burned up in a fire. | 421.1033 |
273 | | 421.6127 | And while he was getting burned up in a fire, she was out with another man and her husband was at home | 426.4193 |
275 | | 426.9310 | taking care of the children, | 428.1509 |
277 | | 428.4119 | and the other man's wife found out where they were gonna be, so she called | 432.3036 |
279 | | 432.8286 | and he wen- he and the other woman went | 435.8997 |
281 | | 436.3650 | over to this | 437.2422 |
283 | | 437.4246 | hotel room | 438.5722 |
285 | | 438.9141 | and | 439.4203 |
287 | | 439.6058 | found 'em together. | 440.6560 |
289 | | 441.1936 | And by the time he got back home, one of the kids had burned to death. | 444.0415 |
290 | DCA_int_01 | 444.3339 | Mm. | 444.7112 |
292 | | 447.2697 | /unintelligible/. | 447.8671 |
294 | | 448.5211 | What's uh, what's one of the others? | 451.2084 |
296 | | 451.9789 | /inaudible/. | 452.5825 |
298 | | 454.5846 | As the World Turns? | 455.7448 |
299 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 456.9270 | Yeah, As the World Turns. | 458.5273 |
301 | | 459.2340 | Pretty good one. | 460.0012 |
302 | DCA_int_01 | 460.1521 | Mm, what are they doing? | 461.6267 |
303 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 464.1978 | <ts> I didn't even see that yesterday. | 466.3499 |
304 | DCA_int_01 | 468.3347 | What about one that you- that you did see yesterday? | 471.0104 |
306 | | 471.9151 | See we're trying to get | 472.6666 |
308 | | 473.0124 | a story on TV that interests people. | 475.1056 |
309 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 476.0174 | /That can't go well/. | 476.9481 |
310 | DCA_int_01 | 477.3663 | Hm. | 477.7216 |
311 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 477.7687 | Oh. | 478.4636 |
313 | | 479.4878 | Love of Life, I saw that yesterday, | 481.7736 |
315 | | 482.0220 | I think. | 482.6791 |
316 | DCA_int_01 | 482.8269 | <laugh> | 483.3048 |
317 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 483.2726 | Uh, | 484.1812 |
318 | | 484.9012 | let's see. On that one, | 486.0677 |
320 | | 486.3224 | the- | 486.8537 |
322 | | 487.1870 | It seems that right now, the main thing is | 489.3871 |
324 | | 489.7312 | for the step daughter to | 491.1856 |
326 | | 491.7508 | try to run her | 492.8827 |
328 | | 493.4989 | <ts> | 493.6435 |
330 | | 493.7127 | step mother away from the house. | 495.7615 |
332 | | 496.2493 | She | 496.9347 |
334 | | 497.4094 | has always been- Ever since I've been watching it, she's always been one to | 501.1753 |
336 | | 501.7350 | you know, keep something going between the mother and father she possibly could. | 505.5827 |
338 | | 506.1580 | But the father normally doesn't listen to her because she has | 509.2259 |
340 | | 509.5624 | been in a- | 510.2384 |
342 | | 511.1376 | <ts> | 511.4143 |
344 | | 512.7875 | a home, you know, for disturbed | 515.7265 |
346 | | 516.1163 | children. | 516.7986 |
348 | | 517.3646 | And uh, since she has been back this time, she remarried her first husband. | 521.6241 |
350 | | 522.2529 | And now she's left the first husband, | 523.8690 |
352 | | 524.6574 | and the child. | 526.2924 |
354 | | 527.4620 | And she's back with her father and step mother. So now she's trying to break up her step mother and step father- | 532.9061 |
356 | | 533.2457 | And her step mother, | 534.2707 |
358 | | 534.9844 | uh, for | 536.2538 |
360 | | 537.3040 | a pyschiatrist | 538.5428 |
362 | | 538.8603 | at the school where he is the Dean of. | 541.4440 |
364 | | 542.2615 | So, | 542.8652 |
366 | | 543.0475 | she's still working at it. | 544.7760 |
368 | | 545.0024 | She hasn't succeeded, but she's still trying. | 547.3825 |
369 | DCA_int_01 | 547.6058 | Mm-hm. | 548.0585 |
371 | | 549.9317 | Okay, um, | 551.0384 |
373 | | 552.4085 | what is the- | 553.2228 |
375 | | 553.9239 | the best movie that you remember seeing? | 556.3975 |
377 | | 557.3440 | Or the most recent one. | 558.9035 |
378 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 560.8112 | Uh, | 561.4023 |
380 | | 561.8771 | the last movie I can remember seeing I think was Gone with the Wind | 565.3631 |
382 | | 566.6900 | and that's been a many many years ago. | 568.7077 |
383 | DCA_int_01 | 568.9247 | <laugh> | 570.0597 |
384 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 570.4181 | I don't think I've been to a movie in about- | 572.4115 |
386 | | 573.4640 | in about fifteen years. | 575.2971 |
388 | | 575.7781 | Mm. | 576.0234 |
390 | | 577.3085 | Just about. | 577.9625 |
391 | DCA_int_01 | 578.4090 | How about on TV? Have you ever seen one on TV that | 581.0524 |
393 | | 581.5807 | impressed you? | 582.4139 |
394 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 587.0507 | I can't | 587.8587 |
396 | | 589.2194 | remember | 589.9991 |
398 | | 590.1815 | which ones I've seen that really impressed me cause usually, whenever I start watcing movies on | 595.0195 |
400 | | 595.4943 | TV, | 596.0760 |
402 | | 596.2049 | they've already started, | 597.2668 |
403 | DCA_int_01 | 597.6064 | [Mm-hm.] | 597.9837 |
404 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 597.7636 | [and I] just get in the middle of them. <laugh> | 599.8356 |
405 | DCA_int_01 | 602.0986 | Do you happen to remember uh, Gone with the Wind. What it was it about? | 604.9463 |
406 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 611.2182 | Not right off hand, I don't. | 612.6991 |
407 | DCA_int_01 | 612.9090 | It was a long time. | 613.9780 |
409 | | 615.8833 | Uh, tell me about your dogs. | 617.6172 |
411 | | 618.0897 | /They/- | 618.5268 |
413 | | 619.1839 | Well what about the other one? How long did you have him before /that/? | 622.2864 |
414 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 622.9246 | We had him about- | 624.1005 |
416 | | 624.5753 | I guess we had him just about a | 626.2283 |
418 | | 626.7283 | month, | 627.5583 |
420 | | 628.4355 | and then | 629.1430 |
422 | | 629.4629 | he had been outside | 630.9847 |
424 | | 632.5347 | twice before- That was the third time we had ever let him out. | 635.8479 |
426 | | 636.6685 | But all the kids were out on the front, and my mother was out on the front. | 639.5698 |
428 | | 640.4092 | And he was out there playing with 'em, | 642.0120 |
430 | | 642.2226 | and he ran up the street and came back. And then, | 644.4110 |
432 | | 645.0013 | he ran up the street again, and I came upstairs, | 647.4474 |
434 | | 648.0417 | and just as soon as I got upstairs, one of the kids sc- | 650.7040 |
436 | | 651.0278 | called me, | 651.6818 |
438 | | 652.1817 | and said that the lady said for me to come there, said somebody had killed | 655.6772 |
440 | | 656.0325 | the puppy. | 656.5733 |
442 | | 656.8940 | By the time that I got down there, the lady had already called the police, | 660.2417 |
444 | | 661.1339 | and uh, | 661.8979 |
446 | | 662.3224 | she told me that she had called the police. | 664.1208 |
448 | | 664.6050 | And said that the boy just took the dog and deliberately wrung his neck. | 668.0785 |
449 | DCA_int_01 | 668.2986 | <gasp> | 668.4904 |
451 | | 670.0177 | What was his name? | 671.0238 |
452 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 672.4387 | /RD-NAME-2/ [I believe.] | 674.5099 |
453 | DCA_int_01 | 673.9428 | [I meant the dog.] | 674.6996 |
454 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 675.1324 | Uh, what did we call him? | 676.3398 |
456 | | 678.4299 | Called him- | 679.1404 |
458 | | 681.4695 | <ts> Oh I don't even remember what we called him. | 683.7741 |
460 | | 684.6545 | Uh, | 685.0915 |
462 | | 687.0653 | there was a friend of ours that lived out on U Street. She had came around here | 690.8500 |
464 | | 691.6392 | and we were calling him Blackie. | 693.6546 |
466 | | 694.4147 | And she had | 695.6724 |
468 | | 695.9899 | a dog once, and she had a name for her dog. | 699.0767 |
470 | | 699.6709 | So she told us what her dog's name was, and I don't even remember, | 703.5312 |
472 | | 704.3518 | but uh, we started calling the dog by the name that she had for her dog, so | 709.0704 |
474 | | 709.4791 | the dog responded to that name, | 711.2422 |
476 | | 711.4528 | you know much better | 712.2829 |
478 | | 712.6602 | than he did Blackie, so | 714.1811 |
480 | | 714.5239 | we kept the name for her, you know, until she got killed. | 717.4794 |
481 | DCA_int_01 | 717.6708 | Mm-hm. | 718.0428 |
483 | | 718.2961 | When did you get this one you have now? | 720.0474 |
484 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 722.6122 | Last month. | 723.5617 |
485 | DCA_int_01 | 723.9107 | Mm-hm. | 724.3038 |
487 | | 724.9860 | Was it already- | 725.9607 |
489 | | 726.4913 | It's already grown /in a couple months/? | 728.0131 |
490 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 728.1954 | R- Uh- | 728.8463 |
492 | | 729.1858 | When we got her, yeah, she was about | 730.7131 |
494 | | 730.8829 | the same size | 731.8702 |
496 | | 732.2223 | that she is right now. | 733.3636 |
497 | DCA_int_01 | 734.6016 | What's her name again? | 735.5983 |
498 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 737.9682 | Missy. | 738.5216 |
499 | DCA_int_01 | 740.0025 | Um, | 740.4836 |
501 | | 742.6428 | uh, did you get her for a watch dog for a pet or both? | 746.0597 |
502 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 746.5156 | Both. | 747.0344 |
503 | DCA_int_01 | 747.3111 | Mm-hm. | 747.7764 |
505 | | 748.1128 | Does she know any tricks or anything? | 749.6377 |
506 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 752.4635 | None that I know of. No more than she will pay attention to you once in awhile. | 756.9051 |
507 | DCA_int_01 | 756.9522 | Nyuh. | 757.1761 |
508 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 757.6569 | But I think the main thing is that she has to get accustomed to the children, | 761.5648 |
509 | DCA_int_01 | 761.6712 | [Yeah.] | 762.1994 |
510 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 761.7014 | [you know.] | 762.1711 |
511 | | 762.7017 | And to the house. | 763.8336 |
513 | | 764.2423 | Where we got her from, | 765.7106 |
515 | | 766.1854 | they had | 766.7756 |
517 | | 767.2473 | three or four children, ya- you know. | 769.5992 |
519 | | 770.0110 | And they didn't have too much of this going in and out like I have here. | 773.7015 |
520 | DCA_int_01 | 773.7203 | Mm-hm. | 774.0159 |
521 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 774.0819 | Because normally I'll let the kids come up here and look at television. | 777.3636 |
523 | | 777.7724 | You know, rather than for mine to be out there on the street. | 779.9976 |
524 | DCA_int_01 | 780.2209 | Mm-hm. | 780.6485 |
526 | | 782.2481 | Okay. | 782.6411 |
528 | | 784.1723 | Did uh, | 784.9174 |
530 | | 785.1470 | she ever do anything funny that made you all laugh? | 787.9350 |
532 | | 789.5511 | /inaudible/ | 790.3183 |
533 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 792.4870 | Yeah, one of- uh- the kids wanted to get after somebody, normally she'll take off and start running. | 797.1332 |
534 | DCA_int_01 | 797.3376 | Mm. | 797.6646 |
535 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 797.6426 | But that's in the house. <laugh> | 800.5407 |
536 | DCA_int_01 | 801.7418 | Okay. | 802.3832 |
538 | | 804.2972 | Okay. Um, | 805.3945 |
540 | | 805.8347 | when you were a- | 806.5861 |
542 | | 806.9061 | a- | 807.1702 |
544 | | 807.5192 | girl coming up in school, what did kids do after school was out? | 810.9612 |
546 | | 811.4108 | Mostly. | 811.9390 |
547 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 812.3572 | [Fight.] | 812.8917 |
548 | DCA_int_01 | 812.6402 | [Every] day. | 813.2470 |
549 | | 813.5960 | Fight? | 813.9261 |
550 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 813.9953 | <laugh> | 814.9291 |
551 | DCA_int_01 | 816.0194 | [/inaudible/] | 816.6608 |
552 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 816.1294 | [Well you found] a few that would | 818.0945 |
553 | | 818.3523 | fight, and the majority of 'em | 819.9551 |
555 | | 820.4047 | would uh, go home, you know, so they could congregate at the soda shop | 824.0102 |
557 | | 824.6390 | you know, later. | 825.4377 |
559 | | 826.1074 | Because we had one right in the neighborhood- | 828.3201 |
561 | | 829.3513 | Well, as a matter of fact, it was on the same street, you know, so | 832.6268 |
563 | | 832.9663 | normally we'd save our lunch money. Instead of eating lunch at school and just go over there, you know. | 837.4019 |
565 | | 837.9333 | And buy us a soda and some cookies or something, just sit around. | 841.4162 |
566 | DCA_int_01 | 844.0940 | Um, | 844.4377 |
568 | | 844.8205 | what did the fights start about? | 847.2007 |
569 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 848.5959 | [Normally because somebody] in the classroom | 850.9540 |
570 | DCA_int_01 | 848.6148 | [/inaudible/] | 849.6342 |
571 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 851.2079 | had told on somebody sitting up talking or throwing bubble gum. | 854.9777 |
573 | | 855.6435 | Sticking thumbtacks in people's seats. | 858.1620 |
574 | DCA_int_01 | 858.1305 | <laugh> | 859.6177 |
575 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 861.0538 | Or pulling girls' hair or | 863.3710 |
577 | | 863.8010 | some of the boys would say they like this girl, and another boy would come up and say well he like her. And then | 868.6894 |
579 | | 868.9535 | some of the boys would like to fight- you know, like to beat on the girls because they wouldn't take up time to talk to them, | 874.4989 |
580 | DCA_int_01 | 874.6310 | Ss! <laugh> | 875.9988 |
581 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 876.3510 | which is still going on. | 877.6727 |
582 | DCA_int_01 | 877.8898 | [Mm-hm.] | 878.4735 |
583 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 878.0988 | [/T-/] | 878.2902 |
584 | DCA_int_01 | 879.6349 | Yeah that's what I was going to ask you, do you think kids nowadays | 882.5656 |
586 | | 882.7539 | do pretty much the same thing as when [/you were a kid/?] | 885.0474 |
587 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 884.5746 | [Yes.] | 885.1776 |
588 | | 885.6251 | They just- | 886.3245 |
590 | | 886.5850 | Uh, nowadays I think | 888.2611 |
592 | | 888.4447 | it's uh, | 889.3057 |
594 | | 890.1692 | more out in the open, you know, | 892.0926 |
596 | | 892.4932 | because | 893.0238 |
598 | | 893.5352 | in- in- | 893.9500 |
600 | | 894.1961 | in my childhood, | 895.8844 |
602 | | 896.3524 | normally if they did these things, you know they sneak around and do 'em like coming from school or waiting til it get dark. | 902.1785 |
604 | | 902.5066 | But nowadays, the kids don't really care, I don't think. | 905.3756 |
605 | DCA_int_01 | 905.5252 | Mm-hm. | 905.9786 |
607 | | 907.6499 | /Good/. | 908.0819 |
609 | | 909.2541 | Uh, did you ever have a teacher who hollered a lot? | 911.8820 |
611 | | 912.8178 | In school. | 913.2568 |
612 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 913.4546 | I had a teacher that was very nervous. | 915.6591 |
614 | | 916.5598 | But, uh, | 917.3649 |
616 | | 919.5991 | after she was at the school about three years, they said that she had | 923.6645 |
618 | | 924.1574 | TB. | 924.8030 |
619 | DCA_int_01 | 925.0828 | Mm. | 925.4494 |
620 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 925.6906 | You know? And they thought that | 927.2873 |
622 | | 927.7263 | this, you know, | 928.8117 |
624 | | 929.0758 | probably came from | 930.3156 |
626 | | 930.6629 | knowing that she had it, and she was possibly just irritated most of the time, | 935.1299 |
628 | | 935.4760 | or else she just wanted to really take it out on the other children. | 938.1099 |
629 | DCA_int_01 | 938.4669 | Mm-hm. | 938.9300 |
631 | | 939.6198 | What would she holler about? | 940.8982 |
632 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 941.1816 | Anything. | 941.8328 |
633 | DCA_int_01 | 943.4585 | /Talking/. | 944.1966 |
635 | | 946.2082 | Not doing your homework. | 947.4817 |
636 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 949.3136 | Well normally if she didn't hear you, | 951.2046 |
638 | | 951.8751 | you know, whenever she'd ask you a question, she would holler at you. | 955.0771 |
640 | | 956.0708 | And then, | 956.8233 |
642 | | 957.2961 | if you did answer her question, and you didn't answer it completely, she would holler at you. | 961.7619 |
644 | | 962.1816 | So that's the reason why I say everything cause it didn't really matter | 965.0663 |
646 | | 965.3171 | long as she could open her mouth. | 966.5797 |
647 | DCA_int_01 | 966.9561 | Mm-hm. | 967.3758 |
649 | | 968.2200 | Did you ever | 969.0979 |
651 | | 969.4212 | personally | 970.1303 |
653 | | 970.7815 | [get hollered at?] | 971.6016 |
654 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 970.8249 | [get hollered at?] Yes, | 972.2432 |
655 | DCA_int_01 | 972.4591 | <laugh> | 972.9511 |
656 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 973.1778 | because I was always a soft talker, | 975.3390 |
658 | | 975.5946 | you know? | 976.0722 |
660 | | 976.4340 | And the only time I'd have anything to say was when somebody would say something to me. | 980.2389 |
661 | DCA_int_01 | 980.4994 | Mm-hm. | 980.9866 |
663 | | 981.9756 | Did you feel that it was fair or | 983.7074 |
665 | | 984.3875 | she was picking on you? | 985.6550 |
666 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 986.0120 | Well during that time, I didn't think it was fair. Well in some ways, now, I still don't think it was. | 990.6864 |
667 | DCA_int_01 | 990.7238 | Mm-hm. | 991.1435 |
668 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 991.1098 | Because I feel like | 992.3399 |
669 | | 993.2130 | if you're in a class to learn, the best thing to do is keep your mouth closed so you can learn something. | 997.8139 |
671 | | 998.2384 | You can't sit up and talk and- and listen to. | 1001.4849 |
672 | DCA_int_01 | 1005.0969 | Okay, what about the best teacher you ever had? | 1007.5523 |
674 | | 1007.8128 | Does one person stand out as the best? | 1010.0304 |
675 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1012.4378 | The best teacher I ever had, I didn't even know she was the best teacher until I- | 1016.5392 |
677 | | 1016.7228 | my last year of s- | 1017.9552 |
679 | | 1018.1240 | of high school. | 1019.2432 |
681 | | 1020.9965 | I thought she was a snob the first- | 1023.7697 |
683 | | 1024.0949 | /Whenever/ I was in the ninth grade, | 1025.9618 |
685 | | 1027.0761 | I thought she was a snob | 1028.6522 |
687 | | 1031.1464 | because I went | 1032.0629 |
689 | | 1032.6080 | back to North Carolina the last of the ninth grade, | 1034.8595 |
691 | | 1035.4433 | and she was teaching English. | 1037.3534 |
693 | | 1038.0000 | And everybody called her Mom, you know. And I couldn't figure out why they called her Mom. | 1042.0606 |
695 | | 1042.5719 | And after I got in the class, she was always, you know, talking to the girls. She was more or less a girl counselor | 1047.7806 |
697 | | 1048.5235 | So I thought she was about the worst person in the world, | 1051.2008 |
698 | DCA_int_01 | 1051.3455 | Hm. | 1051.7266 |
699 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1051.6688 | and then, you know, after she | 1053.6888 |
700 | | 1054.6391 | talked, and you know tried to teach us different things, | 1057.3730 |
702 | | 1057.9580 | it took me about two years to really you know, catch on to what she was trying to do. | 1062.2791 |
704 | | 1063.3934 | But | 1063.8228 |
706 | | 1064.3920 | my last year of schooling I was in her English class, | 1068.1921 |
708 | | 1069.3595 | and I thought she was a wonderful person. You know, it was | 1072.6338 |
710 | | 1073.2030 | just the way that she did things that made me think you know, that she wouldn't | 1077.0477 |
712 | | 1077.5253 | be a nice person. | 1078.6963 |
714 | | 1079.0581 | Then after- | 1079.9023 |
716 | | 1080.3123 | Would- You know, I got in her class and I was able to understand | 1083.4383 |
718 | | 1083.7470 | really what she was talking about, and I thought she was the best person, you know, | 1086.7753 |
720 | | 1087.2818 | in the whole school. | 1088.3141 |
721 | DCA_int_01 | 1088.7097 | Hm. | 1089.1101 |
723 | | 1090.2425 | Did you ever have a teacher you couldn't stand? | 1091.9598 |
724 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1094.9989 | I had a lot of those. | 1096.3400 |
726 | | 1097.9596 | And that was mainly because they were all after me for the same reason | 1101.1724 |
728 | | 1101.7609 | because I wouldn't talk louder. | 1103.7231 |
730 | | 1104.1573 | You know, I wouldn't talk very much. | 1105.9759 |
732 | | 1107.3652 | Cause I've always figured if you | 1109.1452 |
734 | | 1109.9689 | ask a person a question, you know, | 1111.7972 |
736 | | 1112.0674 | as long as they give you a reasonable answer, that's it. | 1114.9280 |
737 | DCA_int_01 | 1115.0956 | Mm-hm. | 1115.7083 |
739 | | 1117.2566 | What- to you- what is a bad teacher? What would be some of the characteristics? | 1121.5200 |
740 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1121.7853 | Of a bad teacher? | 1122.8674 |
741 | DCA_int_01 | 1122.8465 | Yeah. | 1123.2952 |
742 | | 1124.7617 | [/inaudible/] | 1126.2713 |
743 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1124.7713 | [Do you mean now or] while I was in school? | 1127.6174 |
744 | DCA_int_01 | 1127.7437 | Well, now. | 1128.4508 |
745 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1129.1020 | Well now, a- what I would call a bad teacher is a teacher that | 1133.2217 |
747 | | 1133.7547 | will | 1134.1408 |
749 | | 1134.7642 | leave out of the building and sit right in front of the building, which I have seen recently, | 1139.3084 |
751 | | 1139.8571 | drinking in front of the stud- and cursing in the classrooms and snatching on the children. | 1145.4336 |
753 | | 1145.9534 | I don't dominate | 1147.6804 |
755 | | 1147.9505 | a teacher for punishing a child because I think that is the only way they- you- that you are going to be able to get along with them. | 1154.3314 |
757 | | 1154.8090 | You know, and be able to teach them anything. | 1157.2162 |
759 | | 1157.5153 | But I do dominate one that | 1159.2507 |
761 | | 1159.7572 | is always snatching on the children and slapping on 'em because I think there is a more decent way to punish a child. | 1165.7763 |
762 | DCA_int_01 | 1165.9645 | Mm-hm. | 1166.4999 |
764 | | 1167.0691 | What about when you were a kid? Did you have a different idea? | 1170.1372 |
765 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1171.2214 | Well whenever I was a kid, they just- | 1173.4356 |
767 | | 1173.8505 | Well I didn't see any of the teachers doing this type thing. | 1177.0343 |
769 | | 1177.5541 | If- if you were punished, which I thought was a pretty bad way of punishing a child | 1181.9198 |
771 | | 1182.1802 | when I was coming up, was making them stand in a corner on one foot | 1185.4690 |
773 | | 1185.8935 | you know, with their face toward the wall | 1187.8183 |
775 | | 1188.4599 | or | 1188.9755 |
777 | | 1189.7742 | having to | 1190.6391 |
779 | | 1191.1842 | sit slumped over, which I thought was bad posture. You know? | 1194.9083 |
780 | DCA_int_01 | 1194.9276 | Mm-hm. | 1195.3907 |
781 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1195.3376 | And this type thing. | 1196.2480 |
782 | DCA_int_01 | 1197.4204 | Mm-hm. | 1198.2791 |
784 | | 1199.0316 | Uh, do- Were you ever in a class where the- | 1200.9130 |
786 | | 1201.1735 | the uh, kids played a trick on the teacher? | 1203.5071 |
787 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1204.8722 | That was in most classes, you know, in my younger- | 1207.5978 |
789 | | 1207.9644 | in my younger | 1208.6625 |
791 | | 1209.6420 | days like from the second to the fifth grades. | 1214.3308 |
793 | | 1215.3475 | It was always they were putting thumbtacks in the seats or putting bubble gum in her seat. | 1219.8483 |
795 | | 1220.4115 | You know, or writing something on the | 1222.1819 |
797 | | 1222.7801 | blackboard | 1223.8269 |
799 | | 1226.2051 | or taking her papers, hiding 'em. | 1228.0515 |
801 | | 1228.7365 | And stealing the test papers and not really using them, just burning 'em up, you know, to keep from | 1233.4915 |
803 | | 1234.2732 | having the class to take the tests. | 1236.4440 |
804 | DCA_int_01 | 1236.5163 | Mm-hm. | 1237.0470 |
806 | | 1238.0889 | How did uh- | 1239.0007 |
808 | | 1239.8204 | how did the teachers usually react? | 1241.6048 |
809 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1242.3714 | Well they were furious. | 1243.5437 |
811 | | 1243.9247 | If they couldn't find out who did it, everybody would have to stay in | 1247.4209 |
813 | | 1248.2651 | for a lunch, and then after lunch, j- | 1250.3539 |
815 | | 1250.5565 | you know after the evening classes, they would have to stay in | 1253.4208 |
817 | | 1253.9996 | for a hour or so after school. | 1255.7073 |
818 | DCA_int_01 | 1256.1897 | Mm-hm. | 1256.6287 |
820 | | 1258.1075 | Good. | 1258.4088 |
822 | | 1259.1118 | Uh, was there a group of kids that you used to associate with as a kid? | 1263.3183 |
823 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1264.5521 | [No.] | 1264.9332 |
824 | DCA_int_01 | 1264.7933 | [Sort] of your group. | 1265.8594 |
825 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1266.3273 | No. | 1266.8049 |
826 | DCA_int_01 | 1267.5429 | [There were no special friends-?] | 1269.0046 |
827 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1267.9578 | [I was always-] | 1269.0046 |
828 | | 1269.2362 | No, I was more or less always a loner. | 1271.3768 |
830 | | 1271.9605 | I might would associate with one or two girls, you know. | 1275.3276 |
832 | | 1276.0271 | But if I did it would be after I came home cause normally | 1278.9927 |
834 | | 1279.3979 | during the lunch hour, I would spend most of my time in the lunch room. | 1282.7312 |
835 | DCA_int_01 | 1283.2944 | Mm-hm. | 1283.7624 |
837 | | 1286.4879 | Okay. Um, | 1287.6119 |
839 | | 1289.8201 | was there a kid | 1290.8379 |
841 | | 1291.0454 | when you were coming up- was ever a- | 1293.3512 |
843 | | 1293.7130 | I wanna say a girl- who was considered a leader | 1296.2589 |
845 | | 1297.0066 | at one point when you were coming up, who was a leader of | 1299.9458 |
847 | | 1300.7519 | the girls your age | 1301.9387 |
849 | | 1302.7080 | that you recall? | 1303.3779 |
850 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1306.3542 | Well usually there would always be two or three that were trouble makers. | 1309.9566 |
852 | | 1310.8828 | And they would- they would uh, really call them leaders because the other girls were afraid of 'em. | 1315.2231 |
853 | DCA_int_01 | 1315.6091 | Mm-hm. | 1316.0143 |
855 | | 1317.3457 | Was that the main thing that | 1318.6626 |
857 | | 1319.0582 | gave them their | 1319.7770 |
859 | | 1320.4222 | position as [leaders?] | 1321.5558 |
860 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1321.4504 | [Right.] | 1322.0141 |
861 | DCA_int_01 | 1325.2766 | Okay uh, | 1326.1193 |
863 | | 1326.4702 | if you could do it all over again | 1328.0174 |
865 | | 1328.7857 | what would you wanna be? | 1329.9387 |
867 | | 1331.1109 | What would you want to do in /your life/? | 1332.9516 |
869 | | 1334.3755 | /If you/ could start over. | 1335.3837 |
870 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1335.6491 | If I could start all over? | 1337.3278 |
871 | DCA_int_01 | 1338.6306 | Would you [do anything different?] | 1340.0666 |
872 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1338.8076 | [Go back through] school and be a nurse. <laugh> | 1342.0507 |
873 | DCA_int_01 | 1343.4868 | Was that what you wanted to be as a [child?] | 1345.1692 |
874 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1344.8252 | [Yes.] | 1345.4876 |
875 | | 1346.3752 | It's what I'd still like to be. | 1348.0443 |
876 | DCA_int_01 | 1348.4090 | Mm-hm. | 1348.9222 |
878 | | 1350.7416 | Uh, what kind of a nurse would it be? | 1352.5390 |
880 | | 1353.6775 | [Hospital nurse?] | 1354.6282 |
881 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1353.7016 | [A registered] nurse. Hospital. | 1355.6456 |
882 | | 1355.8483 | Right. | 1356.2535 |
884 | | 1357.6560 | Or a private practice isn't a bad thing. | 1360.1356 |
886 | | 1360.6758 | You know, I'd like that. | 1362.0217 |
887 | DCA_int_01 | 1362.3932 | Mm-hm. | 1362.8145 |
888 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1363.0384 | Because- Well, | 1364.1334 |
890 | | 1364.4229 | either way, if you were a hospital nurse, you could still take on private patients, | 1368.8272 |
891 | DCA_int_01 | 1369.0249 | [Mm-hm.] | 1369.4109 |
892 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1369.2275 | [you know.] | 1369.6376 |
893 | DCA_int_01 | 1371.8313 | How long does it take to be a nurse? | 1373.4473 |
894 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1374.0663 | Three years. | 1375.0199 |
895 | DCA_int_01 | 1375.2358 | Mm-hm. | 1375.7625 |
897 | | 1378.9117 | Now, what is an ordinary day like for you? | 1381.8435 |
899 | | 1382.2246 | From when you get up in the morning to when you go to bed? | 1384.6944 |
901 | | 1385.4373 | What kinds of things do you | 1387.0148 |
903 | | 1387.5550 | do? | 1388.0085 |
904 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1390.0093 | Oh, | 1390.7184 |
906 | | 1391.1477 | just clean up the house. | 1392.5708 |
908 | | 1392.9567 | Holler at the kids all day if they're home. | 1394.8801 |
909 | DCA_int_01 | 1395.4154 | <laugh> | 1395.9392 |
910 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1395.9512 | And try to keep up with my mother | 1397.6540 |
912 | | 1398.5513 | because | 1399.2253 |
914 | | 1399.4749 | she's- | 1400.0709 |
916 | | 1400.4134 | Well she gets around real well but she's had six heart attacks, | 1403.9047 |
917 | DCA_int_01 | 1403.9288 | Ooh. | 1404.3823 |
918 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1404.4402 | and | 1405.0506 |
920 | | 1405.8825 | she | 1406.6833 |
922 | | 1407.3913 | get up and we can get her dressed you know and everything. | 1410.5413 |
924 | | 1411.1009 | Give her five minutes, she's | 1412.5288 |
926 | | 1412.7881 | changed her clothes and she has 'em on backward and | 1415.3544 |
928 | | 1415.7548 | then she can't find her shoes and this type thing, so | 1418.2247 |
930 | | 1418.5865 | it's a full time job, you know, just trying to | 1420.9539 |
932 | | 1421.3012 | more or less take care of her | 1422.7532 |
934 | | 1423.1102 | with the children- They watch her. | 1424.6452 |
936 | | 1424.9807 | You know, they help me to watch her. | 1426.4906 |
938 | | 1427.2672 | So, it's not really as bad, you know, as it would be otherwise. | 1430.8949 |
939 | DCA_int_01 | 1431.4243 | That's good. | 1432.1334 |
940 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1432.2106 | But right now, you- you know, | 1433.8459 |
942 | | 1434.1740 | if I could get out and go to work, it would still be a hinderance to me because the kids will be going back to school, | 1439.1173 |
943 | DCA_int_01 | 1439.1704 | /Oh sure/. | 1439.6094 |
944 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1439.5804 | and then I would have to get somebody to stay here with her. | 1441.8429 |
945 | DCA_int_01 | 1442.3727 | Yeah. | 1442.6346 |
947 | | 1445.1268 | Well, | 1445.6140 |
949 | | 1445.8359 | okay. | 1446.5354 |
951 | | 1448.1177 | Uh, here's a question to test your imagination. | 1450.7454 |
953 | | 1451.8454 | If you had all the money you wanted, | 1453.4325 |
955 | | 1453.8859 | you could get more when that ran out, what would you do? | 1456.6115 |
956 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1459.4661 | First thing would be to buy my children some clothes | 1461.9673 |
958 | | 1462.8635 | and get them straighten- You know, and get them straightened out for school | 1466.1973 |
960 | | 1467.0162 | and possibly buy me a home. | 1468.7046 |
962 | | 1469.9878 | And then I would worry about transportation, | 1472.3033 |
963 | DCA_int_01 | 1472.7990 | Mm-hm. | 1473.2572 |
964 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1473.4634 | but I wouldn't really you know, try to spend it all, | 1476.1516 |
966 | | 1476.3880 | save some, you know | 1477.7484 |
968 | | 1478.1246 | for something else but I think the main thing would be, | 1480.3425 |
970 | | 1480.6271 | after getting the children straightened out for school, would be to | 1483.2706 |
972 | | 1483.6372 | get my bills straightened out. | 1484.8853 |
973 | DCA_int_01 | 1485.2306 | Mm-hm. | 1485.5498 |
975 | | 1486.9260 | What if it really were a limitless supply? In other words, | 1489.9361 |
977 | | 1491.0445 | you could spend- It was so much that you could- | 1493.8182 |
979 | | 1494.2572 | There'd be no point in saving because you wouldn't live long enough to spend it. | 1497.3144 |
981 | | 1497.8204 | /You know/. | 1498.2869 |
983 | | 1499.9387 | Would you do anything spectacular, with it? | 1502.1480 |
984 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1503.7195 | No more than make a will for my children to [spend the rest of it (laughing).] | 1507.5111 |
985 | DCA_int_01 | 1506.0350 | [<laugh>] | 1507.4966 |
986 | | 1509.0053 | Good. | 1509.4057 |
987 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1509.8206 | And take care of my mother if she was the longest /liver/. | 1512.2036 |
988 | DCA_int_01 | 1514.6687 | Here's another one- | 1515.5997 |
990 | | 1516.6067 | Question along those lines. I don't know if you ever think about this, but if you could be | 1520.7794 |
992 | | 1522.0566 | the president or the | 1523.5134 |
994 | | 1523.9524 | dictator of the US, | 1525.4044 |
996 | | 1525.6794 | /what/ would you do? | 1526.8661 |
998 | | 1527.9551 | How would you improve | 1528.9151 |
1000 | | 1529.1804 | things? | 1529.6146 |
1001 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1530.4057 | How would I improve things? | 1531.9629 |
1003 | | 1533.0058 | Well I think the first thing I would do is try to take care of the home front first. | 1537.1822 |
1004 | DCA_int_01 | 1537.4861 | Mm-hm. | 1538.0215 |
1005 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1538.1180 | Because we have so many people that- | 1540.0428 |
1007 | | 1541.0884 | that's hungry in the United States, | 1543.2544 |
1009 | | 1543.6692 | where they were sending the money other places that I think they could really use here. | 1547.4211 |
1010 | DCA_int_01 | 1547.6478 | Mm-hm. | 1548.1350 |
1012 | | 1549.9585 | Any other policies you would have? | 1551.8253 |
1013 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1554.8874 | I think that if it was in my power, I would make better laws | 1558.1243 |
1015 | | 1558.6742 | uh, | 1559.3098 |
1017 | | 1559.6040 | concerning children | 1560.9716 |
1019 | | 1562.0015 | you know, and their | 1562.9856 |
1021 | | 1563.3908 | times for being at home and | 1565.5796 |
1023 | | 1566.4239 | the limitations on what they would have to do. | 1568.8512 |
1024 | DCA_int_01 | 1569.4341 | Mm-hm. | 1569.9309 |
1026 | | 1571.9124 | Good. | 1572.2838 |
1028 | | 1573.3258 | How's your family celebrate Christmas? | 1575.2409 |
1029 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1577.4539 | Well just like a normal family, | 1579.5234 |
1031 | | 1579.9093 | only we- (laughing) most times we just don't have as much. | 1582.4763 |
1032 | DCA_int_01 | 1582.7873 | Mm. | 1583.0451 |
1033 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1583.0208 | You know, but | 1583.5466 |
1034 | | 1583.9169 | we're thankful for what we have. | 1585.4027 |
1035 | DCA_int_01 | 1586.7823 | Do you have a | 1587.3178 |
1037 | | 1587.6438 | tree? | 1588.1282 |
1038 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1588.5645 | Yes. | 1589.1219 |
1039 | DCA_int_01 | 1593.3369 | What was the best Christmas present you ever got? | 1595.4305 |
1040 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1601.9512 | That's a | 1602.6715 |
1042 | | 1603.0644 | pretty hard question to answer. <laugh> | 1605.7321 |
1043 | DCA_int_01 | 1606.8223 | Maybe something as a child? | 1608.2502 |
1045 | | 1609.8216 | Or as a grown up. | 1610.7671 |
1046 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1610.9601 | Well when I was a child about the Christmas present that I could | 1614.1584 |
1048 | | 1614.8193 | remember getting was a pair of skates. | 1616.9599 |
1050 | | 1617.1625 | I thought that that was the most wonderful thing in the world. | 1619.6661 |
1051 | DCA_int_01 | 1619.8784 | Mm-hm. | 1620.4332 |
1052 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1620.8372 | Now, I had wanted a bicycle, | 1623.3022 |
1054 | | 1624.0306 | and then when I got the bicycle I didn't really want it. | 1626.3563 |
1055 | DCA_int_01 | 1626.7737 | Hm. | 1626.9824 |
1056 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1627.3387 | But after I grew up, | 1628.4530 |
1058 | | 1629.3599 | I wanted a baby doll. I was about sixteen years old, | 1632.5775 |
1059 | DCA_int_01 | 1632.9044 | Hm. | 1633.2372 |
1060 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1634.0525 | and I wanted a baby doll. | 1635.7360 |
1062 | | 1636.8069 | So, | 1637.3617 |
1064 | | 1637.9792 | finally I worked | 1639.4300 |
1066 | | 1639.7706 | you know, and | 1640.3610 |
1068 | | 1640.8096 | I was gonna get me a baby doll, but my mother she bought it for me. | 1644.1478 |
1070 | | 1644.7074 | And that surprised me because I didn't know she was gonna get it. | 1647.3112 |
1071 | DCA_int_01 | 1647.5572 | Mm-hm. | 1648.0492 |
1073 | | 1649.1201 | Good. | 1649.3999 |
1075 | | 1650.0994 | It's always better to get what you want, | 1651.7637 |
1077 | | 1652.1146 | then what people think you want. | 1653.6969 |
1078 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1653.5972 | Right. | 1654.3481 |
1079 | DCA_int_01 | 1655.8484 | Well what you do, say from Christmas Eve | 1658.1253 |
1081 | | 1658.9924 | through the day? | 1659.8318 |
1083 | | 1660.1695 | On Christmas- on a typical Christmas. | 1662.1121 |
1084 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1663.4932 | Stay up most of the night on Christmas Eve, | 1665.7859 |
1086 | | 1666.7675 | and you couldn't really sleep on Christmas [day (laughing)], | 1669.1891 |
1087 | DCA_int_01 | 1668.6874 | [/Yeah/.] | 1669.2470 |
1088 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1669.6751 | So, you- Normally /you're on/ Christmas Eve, | 1671.9569 |
1090 | | 1672.7914 | I would just cook, | 1673.9479 |
1092 | | 1674.2425 | you know. | 1674.7258 |
1094 | | 1675.4784 | And stay up. | 1676.3756 |
1095 | DCA_int_01 | 1679.9747 | Okay, a little more of a serious question. Were you ever in a situation where you thought you might die or be killed? | 1685.4326 |
1096 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1688.7467 | I was in a car wreck | 1689.9370 |
1098 | | 1690.6365 | when I was | 1691.5127 |
1100 | | 1692.6963 | fifteen years old, | 1694.1435 |
1102 | | 1695.2970 | and I didn't really know what to think. | 1697.0994 |
1104 | | 1698.5080 | I wasn't hurt that bad- Well, my | 1700.8525 |
1106 | | 1702.2261 | right eye was | 1703.3163 |
1108 | | 1703.7987 | split, | 1704.4258 |
1110 | | 1704.8021 | you know, a little. | 1705.8007 |
1112 | | 1706.5870 | But uh, | 1707.4649 |
1114 | | 1709.0846 | the circumstances made me feel like I really wanted to be dead | 1712.9631 |
1116 | | 1713.6240 | because I was driving- | 1715.3883 |
1118 | | 1716.5075 | Well actually I had been driving since I was eight years old, | 1719.2234 |
1120 | | 1720.0760 | but I was driving and I didn't have any driver's license. My mother was in the car, | 1724.1040 |
1122 | | 1724.9241 | and uh, | 1725.6815 |
1124 | | 1727.9283 | this taxi had run a red light | 1730.2004 |
1126 | | 1730.5236 | and run into us and knocked us into a telegram post. | 1733.6869 |
1128 | | 1734.3236 | And | 1734.9701 |
1130 | | 1735.6358 | I was conscious long enough to | 1737.6088 |
1132 | | 1738.2491 | tell my mother to swap seats with me, you know. | 1740.5502 |
1134 | | 1741.0374 | So that she wouldn't get in any trouble, | 1742.9332 |
1135 | DCA_int_01 | 1743.0278 | Mm-hm. | 1743.3963 |
1136 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1743.4687 | but then after we swapped seats, I passed out, | 1745.9332 |
1138 | | 1746.0724 | you know. And then | 1746.8202 |
1140 | | 1747.4617 | it had really jarred me because my head was upset. | 1750.0377 |
1141 | DCA_int_01 | 1750.3561 | Hm. | 1750.7324 |
1143 | | 1752.0819 | How long did it take you to get straightened out again? | 1754.5277 |
1144 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1755.2492 | I don't really know. | 1756.2691 |
1146 | | 1756.7949 | Sometime the next day. | 1758.1686 |
1147 | DCA_int_01 | 1758.6076 | Oh, was- | 1759.3794 |
1149 | | 1760.0692 | You weren't in the hospital a long time? | 1761.8155 |
1150 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1762.4330 | No, I didn't stay in | 1763.9863 |
1152 | | 1764.9643 | I guess about five days | 1767.1228 |
1154 | | 1767.7960 | because | 1768.3701 |
1156 | | 1769.1178 | normally if I'm sick or something, it doesn't take me long to recuperate as long as they let me do it my way. | 1774.1432 |
1157 | DCA_int_01 | 1775.1550 | Mm-hm. | 1775.8159 |
1159 | | 1776.0474 | Good. | 1776.6553 |
1161 | | 1777.9577 | Sometimes people say that whatever's gonna happen is gonna happen. | 1781.3116 |
1163 | | 1781.7783 | What do you think about that? | 1783.5813 |
1164 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1784.4978 | Well I think that's- that's all in the power of God. | 1787.4308 |
1165 | DCA_int_01 | 1787.9313 | Mm-hm. | 1788.3896 |
1166 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1788.8816 | And whichever way that | 1790.1856 |
1168 | | 1790.5866 | things are- whichever way that He would have things to go, that's the just the way they are going. | 1794.8537 |
1170 | | 1795.8155 | We can't predict what's going to happen, really. | 1798.3161 |
1171 | DCA_int_01 | 1800.2409 | What do you think about people making plans for their lives? | 1803.5007 |
1173 | | 1804.7839 | Should they do that or | 1805.9253 |
1175 | | 1806.2322 | is it all no use? | 1807.2682 |
1176 | DCA_se1_ag3_f_02 | 1809.5970 | Well I think that we can make plans for our lives, but | 1813.1752 |
1178 | | 1813.5611 | I sure think that when we make them for our lives, we should leave that in the hands of God too because | 1818.3416 |
1180 | | 1818.6600 | we never know what he has in store for us. | 1820.7910 |
1181 | DCA_int_01 | 1820.9068 | Mm-hm. | 1821.4230 |
1183 | | 1824.4379 | Okay, good. | 1825.2291 |