Oh, I can remember coming in in the morning and the first thing we'd do, of course, you would have your attendance. We would have, over the loudspeaker, we would have the Pledge of Allegiance. We used to do the Lord's Prayer. In fact, I remember there used to be a religious group that would come in and teach us Bible lessons. After a while, there was a trailer that they would bring that would be there beside the school, and then we would go out to the trailer for the Bible lessons. I don't know—it might have been something that happened as far as the change in the religion in school, and all of that, that made that change necessary for them to be able to still do what they did, but that's just a memory. That was a very valuable thing for me because even though my father's a pastor, and I've been in lots of study groups and things, I still feel like that has served me well over the years because part of that program was memorizing Bible scriptures. You memorize so many scriptures and get a prize, memorize so many more scriptures get another prize. And I kept on doing that. The highest was if you remembered 300 scriptures, you would get to go to camp for a week. So my goal was to go to camp. That was awesome. They had a great camp over near Culpeper. We would go and stay the whole week. That experience was one that happened there at the school. But anyway, you asked me what a typical day was like. After the devotional part, the teacher would collect our lunch money because we had to pay for lunch. She would collect the lunch money and then we'd go into our lessons. Like I said, the elementary teachers really had their lesson plans and their schedule that they kept and so we worked until it was time for lunch. Then after lunch—the lunches were really very good. The cooks fixed homemade meals. They were better than I've seen [phone ringing loudly in background] most school lunches today. We had homemade meals for lunch. [phone continues to ring, caller ID annoucement] We had recess, going outside and playing ball. Different ball games, like baseball, kickball, volleyball, you know—