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And then, I finished the afternoon off by having a lovely consultation with KM7ALY who's doing a lot of the tech work. He does the technical web searches for this book that's eating my breakfast, lunch, and dinner. So we have our 66-year-old grandma, Space Cadet, who is being trained in the wonders of environmental control in space. She's been raised on a planet, she hasn't got a clue, she has a ship to which she has been permanently integrated, and she has no clue about its environmental system. And she proceeds to add herself to the instructors Environmental Management Hall of Shame by by getting the lowest exam score on the midterm at a gigantic 45%. And things happen as a result, including the walkthrough of the mock-up ship, and then the, oh good, your carbon dioxide level is suddenly rising of the ship, wherein you gotta find the environment suit, find the oxygen candle and get the scrubber changed and all the rest of this stuff. And, you know, I mean, she's never done any of this stuff before. So this is kind of fun. We went through this in some detail. So now I have to write it all down. And other than that, gosh, I had a really laid-back day. Anyway, 73, 33, 88. Oh, yes, and I played the Wexford Carol. Yes, I think I said that. Okay, 73, 33, 88. Thanks to Brian for doing the net. I always enjoy these nets. And thanks to all of you for listening. By the way, I think my little heroine of my book is going to hang a copy of Psalm 121 above the environmental readouts on her bridge. Yeah, the Lord will keep you from all evil. He will guard your life, which is a good thing because you can't stand night watch forever. I love you all. KA90HV back to Ned. All right, thanks Anne for that report there. Good stuff. Glad you had a good time at church there. And yeah, some good research for that book there. I'm definitely excited for that to come out there. And hey, you mentioned the Wexford Carol, that one is definitely underrated in my book there. So glad you're giving that some love. So all right, thanks for that Anne so much, you have a great week coming up and we'll catch you next time. All right, up next our Monday NiteNet host, how are you Joan? KX2CW please come ahead with the report.