Upon leaving the White House, after being beaten by Ronald Reagan, the Carters found small-town life personally trying. They collaborated on a book, "Everything To Gain: Making the Most of the Rest of Your Life," a recipe for emotional and spiritual health. Ironically, the book strained their own marriage. They worked in separate rooms, sometimes not talking for days. Jimmy Carter said "it was the worst thing we've been through." Rosalynn Carter elaborated Saturday: "We worked through all that. We disagree just like everybody else. We have a good relationship. Everybody needs some space of his or her own. That is what we learned when we came home." ….
Carter credits… THE VERY DEEP THOUGHTS OF JIMMY AND ROSALYNN CARTER
*** Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter, who used to be employed as a live-in couple in Washington, have written a book. Actually, it's more than a book. Around my house Everything to Gain has become a complete home-entertainment center. Using the Carter opus, I've developed no less than five swell new parlor games. They are better than Trivial Pursuit, charades and nude Scruples combined. The rules are printed below. Try them yourself.***
