Okay, so I was at the Strong Cities conference during our last meeting. This was a really excellent opportunity to meet with mayors from literally around the world who are all dealing with hate speech, hate movements and hate groups and extremism. So it was really interesting to see the perspective. There was a common theme of of reaching out to young people in particular. For some regions. There was a mayor from Africa who said they had 36% unemployment in her region and that young people part of engaging them was to stop them from being you know, joining gangs or other hate groups and to help them gain job skills and be employed so that they weren't susceptible to that. So just a different perspective from what we have going on here in Bend but I think a lot of good learning and knowledge that some of which I've already passed on to staff, you know, to try to help inform what we're doing as we work through those two schools that Andres and his team brought to us earlier. I went to the new habitat community that's right off of right next to 27th there, where they're building a few cool townhomes that are energy efficient, that have heat pumps and that are going to have some families who I had the opportunity to meet Senator Merkley was there as well. He used to work for Habitat for Humanity if you didn't know so has a soft spot for that group and it was really great to meet the the folks that were going to live there and one woman told me that just being able to purchase a home and live there felt like she could open up all these opportunities for herself like now I feel like maybe I could go back to school or I could think about my future in a different way because of the home that she was able to buy. So really life changing stuff that we're supporting with those projects. Went to the Ben central district mixer with counsel Bing and counselor Mendez met with Ben. The businesses down there. That was great. had an opportunity to as I said before walking role to Bear Creek this morning, and then came back later to do a class visit. With first and third graders who had some really awesome questions for the mayor. And then I gave a high five to every single one of them. Because you can't just do one. Yeah, that was fun. And I wash my hands afterwards. But it was actually ended up meeting up with one of the commute options volunteers and a couple of kids we use the larkspur trail. We came out on our experiment in Bear Creek and I said, Oh, this is we're gonna put some stuff in here a crossing. I came back later, they were literally building the median, like stopping traffic to build the crossing and I was like, geez, I just manifested that so quickly, was great. So we really need to continue, I think to invest in those priorities of Safe Routes to School. I know all the kids scooting and biking had a smile on their face, and it's a great way to get to school this morning. So I think that's it for me. We had that shared space and letter which I moved up that we already took care of that there was a letter from the climate mirrors group that I sent out last week, didn't hear any objection to that. That's just a comment in support of some proposed rules federally about power plants and cutting emissions and carbon pollution.