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Well good morning to Teresa, Dana, and everybody else out there. Yeah, Matt just mentioned campfires and everything. Just yesterday they lifted the burn ban here. We can now have beachfires again. And we were just, it was just interesting, we were going into Spokane yesterday morning and as we drove past the road, there's a sign out there that they have all the information about the lake and one of them is the condition of no fires or fires allowed or whatever. And the fire truck was sitting there and I said, well that's interesting. And I wonder what he's doing. And then when we came back it said, beachfires only. So oh that's what he was doing. He was changing the sign. So we just now, as of yesterday evening, we can have beachfires again. So that's exciting to people here in the lake. So just continuing with the close up process, we got the dock secured but one rope that had just tangled around a bumper that I didn't see. And in order to get out to the dock now we have to launch the rowboat so I can row out to it. And so I'm going to do that today and then take the sea cycle apart and get it stored. And so we're just, the checklist is getting shorter and shorter as are the days getting shorter and shorter, literally, but the number of days until we leave, which is either going to be the 16th or the 17th. The group over here, the Kibara group, gets together once a month for lunch. And if it's on Thursday, and it's going to be a restaurant really close by here, it was supposed to be anyway, so I don't know what they're going to do. So it will either be Thursday or Friday depending on where they decided to have the luncheon. That's about it from here. It's a beautiful day here. We have 55 degrees. The sun is out. The lake is flat. That's going to be about 65 today. So back to you there, Teresa. Seven threes everybody. This is Jim and Jana Der Lake, K7, PDZ.