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Well, thank you so much, Jeanette. And hey, listen, I know you're going to tell us an awful lot more about what's happening on the 11CATS and all the various connections and the nets and everything else. So in advance, I'm just going to say thank you, Jeanette, for all you do. But yeah, well, thanks for asking as well. We're doing absolutely fine over here. And, you know, of course, I think some people with a new puppy, they don't have a Christmas tree up just in case. But we thought, you know, we were going to have another real Christmas tree. I think we had a... I'm not too sure what it was last year in Nordman. I'm not too sure what it was. But it was a beautiful tree, really was. And it kind of did well for many, many weeks. Anyway, we were going to go for a real Christmas tree again. But, you know, I said to Helen, Queen of Scotland this morning, really, it's a lot of work. And having a puppy, having a seven-month-old now, now seven-month-old puppy is a lot of work. Why don't we just go for another eight artificial trees? So we had one before and lasted us many, many years. But I don't know what happened. I think the base broke and everything. So we're out today and they bought ourselves a new artificial Christmas tree. So that's now up. And honestly, Jeanette, puppy Odin, he seems to love it. He went over and laid underneath it and went... Well, he didn't quite go to sleep. He laid underneath it and watched the television. You know, Odin does watch the telly. And he loves nature programs. And some of the things he sees, he barks at, he growls at. Other things, like when a lion comes on, he runs away and he goes into the kitchen. So what happens over here? Let me just take a wee tip because I've got more news.