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Well, thank you, Ann. You know, my take on that story is a graphic novel that I sketched out of a woman and her friends in her household, basically salvage a little small freight hopper and get it in service again because they don't waste anything on Mars. And it's a bit of a comedy and the title is The Further Misadventures of Heidi Strand on Mars. Anyway, and it leads into other stories too, but I love that, especially when you have them woven together. But take care, Ann, 33, and I will get you down a log, possibly next week. Next up is the aforementioned Rob, K-M-7-A-L-Y, which I assume that means that Rob is an ally of Ann. This is repeater station kilo kilo seven, November, Quebec, November. Hey, this is K-M-7-A-L-Y. Thank you, Joan, I hope you're having a great evening. And yes, I'm very much an ally and cousin of Ann with an E. And we are having fun in her Star Masters universe and I feel so privileged every time that I get to delve into her books and into her thinking. And it just thrills me to no end. Another thing that is thrilling me to no end is my eldest daughter, who is special needs. She had quite an accomplishment this weekend at a Special Olympics event where she placed first and third in a swimming competition. Now that's not too unusual for her. She's been doing that for the past six years, placing in various places. What was a huge accomplishment is she overcame her fear of the deep end of the pool, which I had doubts that would ever happen. And so I'm doing very much the happy dance for her because that was a major milestone in her life. And I just can't say too many good things about that. Like I said, she's special needs and in Special Olympics. It's just so important for these kids to have those kind of accomplishments and then be recognized for those accomplishments. Anyway, thank you very much for indulging me, Joan. And I love you dearly. We will, and 88 to everybody else, this is KM7ALY back in that. Thank you.