I actually had the pleasure of meeting the main characters of this book and was fascinated by their life and relationship. They were octogenarians when I knew them but were always so devoted to one another and warm and charming to all they met. Marg was especially intriguing as she was always learning something new and had the most open and inquisitive attitude. She was very inspirational to me and I can only hope that if I reach her age, I am still learning and reaching for new opportunities and experiences. At the ripe young age of 80, she took up oil painting and her "flyboy" Bill would bring her to class and then come and pick her up. He was so in love with her still, theirs was a very heartwarming union. I can hardly wait for more installments to their "story" and hope the author will make good on her intentions to use the remainder of her parents' memoirs in future writings. They told some wonderful, funny stories about their family life and their large brood when I had the honor of visiting them once in their home in Maryland. I will never forget either of them and am so glad that their story will be carried on for future generations to come.