(10-10-2015, 11:06 AM)Eva Elisabeth Wrote: I agree, Scott - what a brief but all-embracing laudatio by a grandchild!
Lincoln once complained at (with?to?) a Springfield neighbor from whom he used to buy milk that the ceiling in that fellow's house was too low.
Found it: Neighbor James Gourley recalled that Mr. Lincoln “used to Come to our house with Slippers on – one Suspender and an old pair of pants – Come for milk – our room was low and he said, ‘Jim – you have to lift your loft a little higher. I Can’t stand in it well."
I believe it is probably apocryphal, but there is story attributed to Abraham Lincoln in which he was asked "How long do you think a man’s legs should be?" and he replied, "Long enough to reach the ground."