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Good morning, Tim. Happy second day of Christmas. Remember, there are 12 days of Christmas. And here's my homemade espresso drink with the English would call a flat white. There we go. Cheers, governors. I didn't look specifically to see if the mountain was out. Although, judging by the sky that I can see, I would wager a flat white or even a beer on that the mountain is not out. And if I lost that bet that would be fine because then that would mean the mountain was out. For folks in other places of the world besides the Pacific Northwest we have Mount Rainier or Tahoma. And Tahoma literally means the mountain who walks because our meteorological conditions here in the Pacific Northwest are such that the world's ninth most dangerous stratovolcano only 65 miles south southeast of me or 95 kilometers southeast of me becomes totally invisible folks out there in the wider vacuum of radio space. So um I put it around yesterday I did have one visitor my friend Jan knocked on my door and give me this this lovely sachet of of of lavender mmm my goodness this thing would overpower a dead body yep and sachet that's French for for a sash a saclet a saclet literally a little a little sack anyway so or something like that. I'm most of the way through my 8th Anne Cleves Vera novel and that's what I'm going to do today. I'm going to finish The Seagull. All of her 11 novels did get made into ITV British television dramas but they went and produced about 60 of these hundred minute you know dramas for over 14 seasons imagine that but I've talked long enough so I'm just sitting here in my perch here the Capitol Hill Behavioral Observatory Joe MKX 2 CW on Broadway in Seattle Washington all the numbers to all my hams back to net thanks Tim for picking it up