from someone like him, a couple things, one, continue to flourish and find your passion, that is critical. he loved chess, he loved baseball and continued in his pursuit of knowing those, but also goes to show how writing organizes your thoughts and your intellect can expand with age the more you write. his writing was beautiful and profound and funny and all these things and the fact he was able to portray that as broadcaster and quadraplegic, that is amazing. >> everyone has challenges, he had a lot of them and never let it stop him. he kept living life to the fullest. he said in the letter, don't have pity on me. i grew up watching charles schumer krauthammer and i would race him to hear what he had to say on special reports, you never knew where he was going to be or where he would take you. you wanted to go on the journey with him. he had a soft way of spoking. when he was around, no one else
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