
I saw that former Baylor president Herbert Reynolds died on Friday.
I was instantly taken back to an afternoon class at law school where I had sat for half of a semester by a very attractive girl. Finally, I overheard one of her conversations and discovered that she was the daughter of Reynolds who was at that time the president of the university.
I hardly ever talked to her. She was pretty cute. That was enough to intimidate me.
But I managed to utter the words, "I didn't know you were the president's daughter."
"You never asked," came her reply.
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We must give up our college shy ways, we all graduated almost twenty years ago. It's hard to shake to this day. Seven drafts at "fluid exchange" is my therapy, no more being shy.
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