And I’m sorry that…You know, we…These lot of things are, they come when we don’t know when they’re coming, and that’s the way all of life is, isn’t it? I was coming down the elevator a while ago, and I said to the man, I said, “Your job has its ups-and-downs.” He said, “That’s right.” I said, “Well, all life has that.” And we…You know, we don’t enjoy the ups ’less we have the downs. Is that right? Did you realize we wouldn’t have any mountains if we didn’t have any valleys? You wouldn’t appreciate the sunshine if there wasn’t any night. Is that right? And a person sometimes, very, very good health, maybe they don’t know how to appreciate, ’less they had a real sick spell sometime, and almost died, and then they—they can appreciate your good health. So you have to have…It’s a…What is it called? It’s the law of contrast, I believe.

Life Story, 1953-11-08, Owensboro, KY, §2