I Don't Write Letters Anymore.

War Is Never Cheap Or Easy.

I Think The Major Event That Shaped My Life Was Being A Naval Aviator. I Got My Commission And Wings At 18 Years Old, And Then I Went Into Combat At 19. And I Think, As I Look Back On It, That Whole Experience Probably Shaped My Life More Than Any Incident, Or Any Event.

As For Me, Tough Duty Though It May Be, I Continue To Do My Part For The Commercial Recreation Industry. Fishing, Boating, Tennis, Golf, Running, Hunting, And All Of This. Horseshoes. It's Tough Duty. Somebody Has To Do It, And I'm Going To Keep On.

As President, I Watched In Wonder As Nelson Mandela Had The Remarkable Capacity To Forgive His Jailers Following 26 Years Of Wrongful Imprisonment - Setting A Powerful Example Of Redemption And Grace For Us All.

I Have A Form Of Parkinson's Disease, Which I Don't Like. My Legs Don't Move When My Brain Tells Them To. It's Very Frustrating.