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Well hello Louie and to everyone, hello to you and everyone on the net. This is N3LMO aka Oink Moo Oink. Doing very well tonight, thank you. We had a great day today. The church that we go to and that my brother plays guitar in, the praise band, was able to move back into the original church building after having been out of it for a year because of flood waters and, oh, sewer water back up and everything. What a mess. So they're finally back into their old building now. They still have a lot of work to do but at least we're back in there. And we found out today that we definitely are going to need carpeting that was something on the stage. It's a huge stage and we have two guitars, my brother being one and a keyboardist and a drummer. And the sound was obviously bouncing off all the walls and the hard floors and everything. So we're looking forward to getting new flooring and at least carpeting on the stage anyway, which should help a lot. But we had a good turnout today and we had cake afterward and then about 12 of us went out to Sonny's Barbecue Restaurant. So that was fun. And I had enough of my family to bring back home to have the other half tomorrow night. So anyway, see what else is going on. All the kiddies and their dogs are doing well. Actually, I hope Matt does well in the hospital and gets out soon. Let me take a break. And I have a new medical adventure. There's always something going on. I've been having trouble. I've been coughing a lot, sometimes choking, even when I drink water or something like that. So they did a barium swallow test on me about two weeks ago. And I just found out from the doctor that the results are not the greatest. I have a hernia and that has somehow pushed my stomach all the way up into my chest, totally in my chest. And my esophagus is in S-shaped, like a snake-shaped, instead of being straight. So that's why I'm having problems swallowing and coughing and all that kind of stuff. So now I have an appointment with the University of South Florida's medical department and the swallowing department and see what they might recommend. See if anything can be done. Of course, anything I have has to be cleared through my cardiologist. And I will see him tomorrow for a follow-up. So we'll see what he has to say about the latest findings. Yes, life is certainly an adventure. And you know what? I wouldn't want to miss it. Anyway, back to you, Lily. It's so good to hear you. And talk to you again in a little bit. You're number three, Oscar Mike Oscar.