And then this obit continues. It says she was a founder in 1983, of the Zen Center of San Diego, and in 1995, of the ordinary mind Zen school, through her teachings and her work as the author of two modern Zen classics, everyday Zen and nothing special. JOCO became a very visible and widely admired force among the first generation of America's convert Buddhists. And in that she was somewhat of a pioneer as a female teacher. And, in addition to those two books that were published during her lifetime, there was a third that came out posthumously in 2021, just a couple of years ago. It's a collection of unpublished talks that her daughter put together. And that one's titled ordinary wonder. When I, when I first started at the Zen Center in the late 1990s, the first book I read was Roshi Kapleau has three pillars. And the second was Joko Beck's everyday ism. So, we'll start from the beginning with the first chapter, which is entitled, beginnings in practice.