Sometimes when we examine things we will see a common denominator, something that runs consistent. I know Stephen Covey has dealt with that in some of his books, just things that he sees in highly effective people for example. Well I think the fewer rules the more likely for success. But its when a Dad is kind of getting these little kids shaped up because, through his commands, because those commands won't be effective at a certain point in life, so if I can just see, I can tell, can't describe it, but I can tell when a family's really humming along and having fun. I'm talking about big ones.
Little ones come up all the time.
But little ones don't break our heart, it's the big ones that break our heart. Again, what a pleasure to have you on the program. I'm delighted that we can, for the first time ever, have you on Everyday Lives, Everyday Values. And we look forward to you coming back. Well, I'm, there is a new book coming out on Family History for the Clueless that I helped write.