mrs. horowitz and i had a discussion about who was going to sit on the end one on the one who went in first. i kept saying you, she said you. i finally went in first of the poor man who had set the chairs upset this one chair just at the very edge of the stage. all i did was turn like this to cross my legs, and i went over. and if it hadn't been for him, i would have landed on the marble and really hurt myself. as it was, i landed on the rug and the flowers. and ronnie -- everybody rushed forward. and ronnie said, honey, i told you not to do that unless there was a problem, unless it wasn't going over. i said, well, i just thought we'd liven things up a little bit. >> what's the bess training for a first lady? >> oh, i don't know that there is any training for a first lady. i don't think there is any training. i mean, even being first lady of california for eight years, still when you get to the white house, it's different. >> go down and look at something that's not easy to talk about, the alzheimer's letter. mrs. reagan, when was that picture taken? >> i don't know. i don't know when it w