And I thought, well, I guess I'm going to have to come back if somebody is going to that effort to write a play for me. And so that was Dry Lips Oughta Move to Kapuskasing. And so, yes, it's been a while-I don't really talk too much about a lot of my background, my professional background. I do have oratory skills, but I think all of those come from my own culture, and the storytellers that I grew up around. And that's how knowledge was passed on, right? We, we are an oral culture as Indigenous people. So that's how knowledge was passed on. There's many cultures around the world that are like that, that are an oral culture, it's not written. And so that's how our knowledge was passed on. And through stories, as well through storytelling. And so a lot of those skills just kind of shifted like a trickster, that shape shifts, you know, and maybe in a way, I feel like a shape shifter in terms of my own life journey, as a storyteller, because that's part of my culture, that's very much part of our Indigenous culture. And in terms of living with HIV and the telling of that story, there was a lot of storytelling that wasn't told through our oral culture. And I realized that when I was diagnosed, that there was another story that we weren't telling and that's the story about the historical trauma...those experiences with residential school and the intergenerational impacts of residential school...And HIV is all part of that, and the way we tell the story. I feel it's really important for people, Indigenous people that are diagnosed with HIV, to learn that history. And to understand perhaps, that trajectory that led to being diagnosed with HIV, for an example, you know, I could link, I could link my story back to all of that, to the fact that there were things that I never talked about in my life, like sexual abuse, child sexual abuse...I never talked about in my life - for most of my life. And I didn't talk about those things until I was diagnosed with HIV. So I was able to tell that...finally tell that story. And come to terms with it.