I wouldn't live in anything else. Eichler homes are a religion with me.

You do not feel as though you're in a home -- you're in the environment. I think it's a whole different living experience. The homes are so beautifully designed that you can live elegantly and elaborately in a home that's 2,500 square feet.

That was one of the huge reasons I wanted to work for him. He was provocative and right out in front.

I don't believe any religion should be exclusive or feel superior in any way, or be judgmental. It should be a quiet, private thing.

But if he did do it, he should have the common decency to admit it,

I see the increased desire (almost at a frenzy now) to convert the very latest and most exotic diploid regardless of any latent tendencies toward infirmities or lack of stamina.