"You're probably thinking 'what's wrong with this?' And you're right. There is/was absolutely nothing wrong with this. That was and is the problem. There was nothing wrong! My younger brother became a doctor himself, my younger sister a newscaster for a network in Indianapolis. I graduated from high school with a three point nine GPA after serving as student council president and starring on the baseball team. A few pro scouts even looked me over, but stopped showing up when I insisted college would come first.
"I enrolled in Hope College in western Michigan with the intention of following my father into medicine, but while I was there I got religion." Farley made the sign of quotation marks with his fingers. "Really. And I switched my major from pre-med to pre-sem, that is, seminary. I s
