we've had to learn to entertain ourselves a lot more. Yes, yes. But we we like to go out to eat when it's safe and and we like seeing friends. We do church activities and things like that. Okay. And how was, what was it like starting this career as a mother? I mean, you mentioned that you got into this to help help the family just in case if something had happened. But was that difficult being a full-time coder and a full-time mom? Absolutely, because they were old enough to be left without a sitter, but they weren't old enough really to be left without a sitter. And so frequently my Brian had to come back to, hey mom, he's not doing this or something like that. And, you know, that is a challenge for moms and dads. You know, I'm not going to be sexist here, you know, because there's a lot of single dads out there. There are. And they've got their challenges too if they've got kids around that weekend or that that full-time, they've got to make those choices that that the mom does. But I remember as I would wanted to get my other coding credentials, that sometimes I would take my study guides to Little League games and wherever you could get some time. Absolutely. Okay. All right. Well, you did it. You made it happen. You've had a wonderful career. I have. And it's still going. Who knows? You may be going towards your doctorate. And who knows where what path you'll go down next? Absolutely. All right. Well, Bonnie, any final comments for members watching or perspective coders? Anybody