So, hello everybody. Just wanted to give a little update. Um, last couple weeks, kind
of soul searching a little bit to, yeah, find out, I don't know what it was like in our
hearts and, um, I feel like, for me generally, I kind of get overwhelmed by like, I had this
at art school too, where, you know, we would have to do all these assignments or they would
give us tools of how to analyze what we were doing. And I just got lost in that. And like,
I tried to, I tried to make everything focused on like the tools they were giving me or the
assignments instead of like just sticking to making it come from myself. I kind of think
of it as top-down, bottom-up, you know, like bottom-up design is like, you know, if you're
designing a city, it's like people just start building houses, you know, in the old days and
that turns into a city. That's bottom-up design. Top-down is more like modern where they have a
clean slate and then say, okay, this is going to be where those houses are. And this is where
that's going to be. And it's like this whole design situation. And, um, really got to stick
with the bottom-up, like this authentic thing, if that makes sense to you guys. So, um, yeah. So
kind of like to, to, to not focus on like the tools, but just focus on the heart and also to
kind of let it be what it is for just for Mike and me, like to, to let it be okay. Well, for now
it's just, it's just sharing our hearts. It's just sharing our testimonies and we don't know
where it's headed next and just to kind of, you know, stick with the small steps. So that's
kind of what we've been doing. And, uh, I can see also that as we're doing that, the need for
like certain tools starts to become very logical or obvious. So I don't know if that's like a
weird thing that only I have, but I just want to put that out there.