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PI7VI

Louis, that's some nutcracker of a story you got there. I don't know. I'm doing pretty well. You mentioned, you know, sometimes a little difficulty copying call signs in relation to musical instruments. Well, I also have trouble copying call signs and often have to ask people to repeat it or just put up with giving it, you know, giving it out wrong. And maybe that has some relationship to the fact although I do play guitar a little bit, I don't play it very well, so maybe that melds right in with that difficulty propping the call signs. I have been improving over time, but it's still a bit of a struggle for me. Anyway, I'm out motoring around a little bit tonight, just taking my car over to put a little bit of charge on it, so I got enough for the next day's adventures. And I think There's no more rain for tonight in Seattle, at least that's what the weather radar was looking like. And, you know, we can't complain about the rain too much because, well, we do need it. Our reservoirs are low. We have, this is our third straight year of a drought, and it's also affected, as I was reading in the Seattle Times, our energy prices because there's a surcharge in place until we get to a certain level of water in the reservoirs. and we're not quite there yet, but I think that's an annual thing, so the supercharge is going to stay on for, I don't know, the rest of the year or something until it gets filled up, I guess, next year. Apparently there's a date when they say, okay, this is a date. Depending on whether the reservoir is filled or not will determine whether or not we have a supercharge on the electricity. But it's still reasonably cheap here in Seattle, I mean, compared to some parts of the country, some parts of the world, and so forth. So, no complaints I guess. Everyone enjoy their weekend, and make the most of it. PI7VI.