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Well, very good, Paul. Hey, listen, it was great to talk to you. We did miss you last week. And of course, the week before on the Saturday, we were also at a wedding, myself and Helen, and that was an outdoor wedding as well. And I was quite surprised because it started at 2 p.m. and we turned up and the weather was looking pretty bad. It was quite windy and there was a little bit of drizzle in the air. And they had, well, we turned up early at about 1 o'clock. And they had all the chairs indoors because it just wasn't looking good. And then last minute, the groom, who's one of my nephews, decided no, we're going outdoors after all into the walled garden. And so everybody took all the chairs out and everything else. And the wedding started and the wind went down, the birds were chirping away, and it wasn't exactly sunny, but the rain stayed off. And in fact, one of the bees and the wasps came out as well and kind of scared a few people. And so yeah, it was really, really nice. So it was a good call. It was a good call that Michael could have gone the other way, but it didn't. So there we go. Absolutely wonderful. Well, thanks so much, Paul. And oh yeah, and all about Riga there. It was good to hear about Riga and the weight and everything else. The Odin was weighed just the other day as well. And of course, he's just turned five months, just turned five months old, and he was 20 milligrams. And just on a quick calculation, I believe that's 44 pounds. Oh man, I'll tell you. When I'm lifting him up to get him into the back of the car, it's beginning to twinge my back. So of course, they're not meant to jump at that age, so I don't want to encourage them to jump up into the car. So it's lifting and lifting, and oh goodness me. But no problem at all. We'll get there. So thanks so much for the report there. And of course, you mentioned your son and daughter there. So I've just been nosy now there, Paul, if you do not mind. I know your daughter's been at the new journalist job. Well, we say new, but obviously it's not quite so new anymore. So I know there's a bit of a distance between you and her and everything else, but I'm sure you're coping with that. How is she coping with the new job? And of course, is your son looking forward to the police academy? I think I've got it right. I think he's due to start quite soon. Is it January? So there we go, Paul. I've just got my nosy nose on. If you do not mind, back to you one more time. GM0EEB.