lesson in heartbreaking the little girl that said her wish was to be with her daddy, and then another said my wishes to go home, and then you can see it those children really have suffered in the little girl who sat in the basement who was sick, and she sat there for weeks. And I don't know whether you saw the interesting thing I thought was I saw her at the table. Do you remember when we first went in and I said, What's the matter? Why aren't you drawing and she said I don't want to draw, but she was so withdrawn. And then to have her mother next to me telling me that story. You know, it really it just put all those pieces together about the little girl the trauma she felt obviously the mother was traumatized. And felt all that emotion you saw that. So anyway, and as a teacher, I so appreciate it. What that one teacher did by saying I'm a teacher, we're gonna you know, we're gonna organize this we're gonna get it together. And I think, you know, really, in a lot of ways the teachers are the glue that helps me deal with their trauma and deal with the emotion and help give them a sense of normalcy. And then to meet. You know, Carmen, the First Lady of Romania, who was a teacher, I mean, it was just such a wonderful lunch. You never know what you're getting into what you're walking into and she looked, she looked at my heritage. She tried to do Italian meals for our lunch. And, and then we just talked like, girlfriends, I mean, we talked about literature, Shakespeare, we talked about Mark Twain, we talked about exercise, I mean stuff that, you know, just women do that. When they get together. They feel like they have something in common. But in the end, I think it's really the hope that was so important, and that we're such a strong alliance with Romania, and that we're all supporting Ukraine,