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At seven, handing in his spelling test to his second grade teacher, he said: Mark my words.
On his eighth birthday he received a child's wrist watch. He put it on, looked at the face, then raced around checking every clock in the house. Returning to his parents, he sadly said: There's no time like the present.
He was only four when he was on an Alaska cruise with his family and his Aunt Betsy's family. As they neared Sitka, Betsy's five year-old son, Robert, pointed to the town and said to him "Shiksa, Cousin!" He shook his head, pointed to the same spot and insisted, "Shishka, Bob."
On his eighth birthday he received a child's wrist watch. He put it on, looked at the face, then raced around checking every clock in the house. Returning to his parents, he sadly said: There's no time like the present.
He was only four when he was on an Alaska cruise with his family and his Aunt Betsy's family. As they neared Sitka, Betsy's five year-old son, Robert, pointed to the town and said to him "Shiksa, Cousin!" He shook his head, pointed to the same spot and insisted, "Shishka, Bob."