Driving across the country just two days ago, I came into DC during the night.  Fireworks had already started over our Nation's Capital.  As I drove, I had been listening to the unabridged version of the book that probably many of you have read:  Unbroken.  It's the story of resilience of an American soldier from WWII named Louie Zamperini, liberated from a Japanese concentration camp.  (See above.)  Louie belongs to what Tom Brokaw called "The Greatest Generation."  The Greatest Generation had what it means to be an American: passion.      In The Greatest Generation, Brokaw interviews an older couple about divorce, and why divorce flattened future generations so severely.  The older woman's remedy [...]