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Good morning Desert Dave, Whiskey Office 7 Alpha Delta, Michael here in Kirkland. Wasn't really prepared to take it that quick. I just didn't get up to after 9. Just got down here and see if you were still on the radio. So I guess I'm fortunate. Or you're fortunate or unfortunate, whatever you want to call it. Anyway, it's a beautiful sunny day here. I'm sure other people have told you that. My thermometer said it did get down to 39 last night. And because we let the house cool down at night, then the heat pump has to run for a long, long time to warm it back up. That's the only problem. There's a lot of electricity doing that. And I guess I'll do some yard work when it gets a little warmer this afternoon. I don't want to go out there this morning, and so I'll do some paperwork at my desk or whatever I've got going. And not much else to talk about. Not anything really exciting. Oh, kind of dropped for a second there. This is Repeater Station Kilo Kilo 7, November, Quebec, November. Anyway, I'm a member of the Washington Trails Association, pretty active. I don't do as much trail work as I used to. So we had a big meeting last night in the future, especially when not getting enough support. But Forest Service is giving us support on getting the trails cleaned up and stuff, so keeping them open. But it's a battle because there's 3,500 different registered trails in the state of Washington. And last year, I guess they worked on about 300 or 350 of them. So, you know, next year you'll do a different group. And the bush never quits growing. Just like in your yard, the bushes never quit growing and stuff. And, oh, well. We have bushes that overgrow the sidewalk. And you can get it all fixed the next fall. You're looking, oh, my goodness, you can hardly walk on the sidewalk. Anyway, enough rambling out of me, Dave. Thanks for doing this great night every Wednesday. Everybody have a wonderful day out there, and it's definitely a good day to have a good day. Whiskey out for summer.