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Well, good morning to the net. This is KJ7JX and Robert, and it is a very moist morning today, Jack. Oh my goodness, I woke up this morning and it was just stomping rain. I couldn't believe how wet it was outside. Luckily, I'm inside and the house is nice and dry and it's pretty warm. It's doing okay today. Enjoying my first cup of coffee still. Watching some some of the crazy stuff on the news and scrolling on the phone. Speaking of scrolling on the phone, I just reserved our Airbnb for the March weekend, so pretty excited about that. The action will be down there for the Mike and Keith swap meet on Saturday, and then again for the Noon Shiner's off-road swap meet on Sunday. Very much looking forward to that. That reminds me, I should probably coordinate with the dog lady to make sure that she's available for that weekend, too, so I don't have to find other alternate sources there. But yeah, just getting ready, and I have a pretty relaxed day, I think. Try to get ready for the week ahead, and yeah, I got some reading to do on that 72 pickup truck, Blazer, whatever the heck you want to call it. He got the service manual, the assembly manual for that truck, so I'm going to kind of go through it and look at some of the routing diagrams for the wiring to make sure that I'm routing things right. Working on a blank slate has been a little bit of a challenge for some things. We've also had to look at some photos to try to figure out how the washer fluid hoses get into the dashboard to go to the washer pump, because there's no holes in the firewall anymore. entire firewalls and deleted, so all the holes that were in it were filled, which has been kind of a pain in the butt, to be honest, but it's going to look good when we're done. And I keep stressing myself out that it's not going to be show quality perfection, but I'm pretty excited with how things are turning out, how things are looking so far, and really looking forward to starting to get things in some final assembly. I think the next step is just again dry fitting everything in the dash, making sure that all my wiring is intact and where it needs to go. I got to come up with some connectors so that we can have a couple more disconnects in there that aren't in there now and then just try to make sure I got all my ducts in a row so it's nice, it's clean, it's serviceable and if someone else sticks their head under there they'll be able to understand what was going on so that's kind of my goal. Other than that, not a whole lot to report Jack. Thanks for doing what you do my friend, very much appreciate you and I hope you have a fantastic Sunday. This is KJ7JXM, back to you my friend.