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Merry Christmas Bob and Merry Christmas to the net. This is ke 7 QZB pan power vessel summation And I am in Buda, Texas right now, which is a little south of Austin where it is 69 degrees It is mostly cloudy, but I see a little Sun peeking through back there. It comes through the little hole and It's just beautiful. We have about 10 lots of breeze though, which is great because it's making it feel a little bit cooler I'm looking out over trees that have mistletoe in them, so that's perfect for a Christmas day. And it's supposed to be sunny this afternoon, just like it was yesterday. So it's a great time to be here with my son and his wife, and just Merry Christmas to everyone. Have a great day. K-E-7-Q-Z-D. Thank you, Commodore. You have been in the heart of Texas. And now let's begin with another great Commodore, Commodore Roger, KK7RDW. And Merry Christmas, Bob, and Merry Christmas, Susan. This is KK7RDW, Roger, with the sailboat shop, the city here on the western edge of Magnolia. There it is, 43 degrees. The boundary is at 429.67. We've got, well, I said one one-hundredth of an inch of drizzle, snizzle, mist, or some light stuff. The depths are fairly damp, and we've got about eight knots or so coming up to sound on the southwesterly. Had quite a bit of breeze yesterday, but not anywhere near the gales that were projected and predicted. But when you did have some bees, it sure blew away the clouds and there's blue sky up there. So, right now, not so much. It's all overcast. A little lighter spot over there. Other than that, it's gray everywhere, sort of rolly, lumpy, dumpy gray out there. No traffic out there other than, you know, the usual sleigh and eight tiny reindeer, I suppose. So that's about all I've got. Yep, looking like a great Christmas. It's KK7 RDW.