Well, now it's a little more a question of personal guidance as to what to do. We didn't know whether we were supposed to come here, for example. We asked about that, and we all three thought we should come to California. This was not where we intended to go. And we did feel that Judy, sort of came, you know, at a particular time we felt very much that she was an integral part of this. But we asked for this, because I've been very, very careful about this. I am a very careless person in some ways, I lose everything. But I never lost anything of this Course. People would stop me in the subway and say, "Miss you forgot your something or other" and hand it back to me. Taxis would honk their horns, you know, and say, "You left something in the backseat." My secretary would say, "Are you sure this belongs in this case report? It doesn't sound right." And it was impossible to lose this Course. And I tried. But it sort of kind of followed me around and in an odd kind of way. People would send it back to me -- anything you know, and I always got it back. And we never lost anything, which is incredible. You have to know me because I really do lose anything. We once went to a game thing you know where you had to guess from a one sentence thing, who it was. And somebody said, "My God, where is it?" and the whole faculty said, "That's Helen Schucman!" They recognized it immediately. I'm better now.