Steven Curtis Chapman

But it was one of the first times, and it continues to be,

A lesson that I think, you know, I continue to learn, but I remember this being sort of one of the first monumental moments of me having to learn and recognize how different we are wired and made and embracing that.

Can we see something?

Yeah.

Nobody watches this show.

We...

Had been married at this point, I don't know, maybe we had all our kids 15 years or something.

Yeah, that's right.

So, yeah, maybe we were 20.

Yeah, this might have been, I guess it could have been 20 years ago then or something.

But we...

She got – she had always talked about wanting to get a tattoo because her dad had one really, you know, on his arm, just a very kind of typical of his generation, sort of a sunrise.

And he would always say, yeah, I was dumb.

I was young and foolish and went with a bunch of buddies and, you know, got kind of crazy and got a tattoo.

But she always, as a little girl, just –

I thought this was kind of cool.

And it was, again, one of the things that attracted me to her when I first met her.

I still remember she had on matching denim skirt with a denim jacket, kind of rock and roll.

So wild.

Canadian.