7 decades in, Jimmy Carter and wife Rosalynn reflect on making marriage work
Earlier this year, former President Jimmy Carter, who fell at home the day before and needed stitches, and wife Rosalynn work at a Habitat for Humanity building project in Nashville. This year, Carter became the longest lived president in U.S. history. (Mark Humphrey/Associated Press)
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With a bandage above his left eye and a large, red welt below it, former President Jimmy Carter met with a cheering crowd Monday morning at a Habitat for Humanity build site in Nashville.
Carter’s appearance comes about a day after he fell at home, requiring 14 stitches.
During that appearance, the former president and his wife Rosalynn gave an increasingly rare glimpse into their private moments, how they feel about each other and how they feel about getting older.
On Monday’s “All Things Considered,” WABE’s Jim Burress shared some of those moments.
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