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Well, good evening, Louie, and good evening to the rest of the net. This is KA9EA3. Well, I had an interesting soggy day at the gallery today. We did sell some stuff. People came in to hear the harp. I was a little less on the top of my game, but I did manage to get through the Wexford Terrell. One of the things that people tip lever harpers for if you're taking tips is what I call a lever show. So in order to make the black keys on you know you've got a piano that's got C C sharp D D sharp so forth in order to make that C sharp or D sharp you have to flip a little lever up and you've got to do it before you play the note and then you have to flip it back down if you want to go to what the note originally was. Now my harp is tuned in F, so I can actually just sharp all the B flats if I want to play in C and so forth, that's fine. This particular song has one change that requires that you flip three levers in the time of, I think, a quarter note. At 60 beats a minute, that would be, know in a second or less so it's this is what I call a lover show people like to watch Harper's do it really fast and so that song I played but I also played a whole bunch of other stuff I sold a copy of wings of joy which is my book about people who are born to be pilots and if you don't have the talent to be a pilot you can't be a pilot and if you do have the talent and you want rejuvenation Hang on a second.