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Good morning Jack, the rest of the net, etc. etc. I spent the day yesterday out at my mom's place doing yard work for her. She needed some help with all that. So I went down there and showed her my favorite yard working tool, which is my pull saw. I tried to use that to do the hedge work, and it didn't quite work out, which go figure. It's not quite a hedge tool, so I ended up having to use the shears. But then as I was packing up and doing stuff, she's like, Hey, what about these branches over here? Can we do something about those? I'm like, Oh man, we can do something about those. And she was amazed by what my pull saw could do. And now it's her favorite yard working tool. I took a bunch of her maple trees down that were hanging over the back fence, and she's already about to restore her back fence. They're actually on the railroad property. Rose comes through the back of her place there in Miss Walley. She lives right there on the railroad. Anyways, and then she gave me a bunch of, that's what I was going to say, she gave me a whole pile of musical instrument studio style stuff from her man who passed in 2020. Like two four-track recorders, some digital recorders. I have a bunch of microphones now. I've got to figure out what to do with all this stuff. I've got to catalog it and figure it out. But wow, I've got a whole, yeah, all sorts of stuff. And she even gave me cassettes that are used for the four-track recorders. She goes, Well, not everybody has cassettes. Cassettes are hard to find nowadays. So she gave me a whole pile of cassettes. I think some of them had Art Bell recorded on them and stuff like that. She's like, Just throw stuff over top of these. Anyways, I'm putting her on my hammer shack, cleaning up stuff, doing some other projects. I have like a solar charger I'm going to work on for a while. I'm here actually. And all the good stuff. So that's what I'm doing. Lots of random stuff. You know me. And 7-year-old R.H., back to you, Jack.