Emotionally I'm About 13.

'the Show' Was The Most Fun I Ever Had And The Most Creative Period Of My Life.

I Taught Sunday School When I Was Younger, And Ended Up An Elder In The Church, And It Just Seemed To Me That A Lot Of People Who Went To Church Certainly Weren't - The Rest Of The Week - Living What I Would Call An Christian Life.

Otherwise, Everything Got Better And Better, Just One Surprise After Another. And That's Why I Wrote The Book About A Matter Of Being In The Right Place At The Right Time, And Just Luck.

My Work Is Just A Hobby. No, I Wouldn't Want To Do It Professionally. It's Too Hard. Deadlines Are No Fun. But I Can Sit And Tweak All Night And Not Worry About Time.

One Day In '61, I Was Looking In The Santa Monica Phone Book For A Number, And There It Was: Stan Laurel, Ocean Avenue In Santa Monica. I Went Over There And Spent The Afternoon With Them. And Pumped Him With Questions. I Must Have Driven Him Crazy. I Spent A Lot Of Happy Hours At Stan's House On Sundays Just Talking About Comedy.