FOSL: --going.  H. WALLACE: Now, we know it's on.  FOSL: Okay,
um, I've been working for a lot of years, really, on Anne's
biography.  H. WALLACE: Oh really.  FOSL: And I, I kind of put
it down and went to graduate school and got a Ph.D. in history.
FOSL: Because I just didn't know what I was doing when I--  H.
WALLACE: What history?  FOSL: I'm sorry?  H. WALLACE: What
history?  FOSL: Well, U.S. history, sort of since the Civil War.
H. WALLACE: Oh, okay.  FOSL: (coughs) But I was actually working
on it before that. In fact, I was--I figured Sally's--do the
Dans (??) still own a place out here?  H. WALLACE: Yes. They--in
Glenview.  FOSL: Um-hm.  H. WALLACE: That's about, oh, four
miles from here.  FOSL: Well, The Kentucky Foundation for Women,
she gave a property to them. I forget the name of that place.
But it has--  H. WALLACE: Yeah, that was--  FOSL: --a Prospect
address.  H. WALLACE: That's right. That was Sally Bingham that
did that.  FOSL: Um-hm. Right.  H. WALLACE: And, uh--   KIM: Hi.
H. WALLACE: I