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WQ7H

WQ7H, this is James. Good morning, everyone, and happy New Year. I hope everyone is doing well. You celebrated last night. I trust that you're doing well this morning. Good morning, Rebecca, and good morning, Michael, and good morning, Joan, and all the ships at sea. It was a very quiet night last night. Hazel did well. She only had one period where she felt that she had to bark. So it was an improved New Year's Eve for Hazel. There was no, there wasn't a conflagration as there has been in here. If the, you know, conflagration moved to a different neighborhood, a welcomed improvement. I remember one year we went and visited some friends of ours and their cul-de-sac was like a war zone. But there it is. Anyway, it was a quiet evening and we welcomed in to New York. There we are. Here we are. I have my cranberry sauce simmering on the stove. So the cooking has begun. Doing a turkey later today. This evening or early evening we'll be having our turkey dinner. So that's what we're up to. I want to wish everyone just a beautiful day. I hope that you may or may not be able to spend it with family, but if you can't, reach out to your friends, and if you can't do that, then get on that fair radio. Press the pickle and talk to your friends. Because that's the wonderful thing about these steel fire radios, because this is a wonderful community. This is James, WQ7H, sending it back to Rebecca.