LIVE with Lisa | February 12th, 2026 | Lisa Bongean | Primitive Gatherings

Hey everyone, it's Thursday. Welcome to Live with Lisa. I forgot to wear my Valentine's Day stuff, so I'm a little bummed, but I have nails, pink. But anyways, happy Valentine's Day. I hope you get to celebrate that this weekend. It is the start of surging spearing here in Wisconsin. So I love to go to the bar and see all the big prehistoric fish and they stink and they smell and it's wet and it's fishy and they throw them right on the pool tables and it's just fun, right, to see some of that stuff. I don't wanna do it, but I like to support it and do some fun with that. So if you didn't notice, I'm looking at people because I have a full studio here. We have the girls from Works in Progress and there's only a nice handful of us. So we've been hanging out and having a blast and we're gonna get them on in a minute, but let's do a little bit of announcements. But before I do announcements, we're gonna do a mic check before we have some people come on. So how's my mic now? This one good? All right. So when everybody else, hello? Can you hear me, Jill? No? Not working? All right, we're going back. We thought we'd get that out of the way. See if it works. All right, sorry. Yes, mom. All right, so I'm here with the usuals, Kaylee, Jess, Heidi, and other girls we'll introduce as we come. All right, so if you have any questions, please put them in our feed and that's how we pick prizes. Heidi will pick some random winners from your comments and she has a pretty good cache of prizes over there that she sends out weekly to those of you who make comments and wanna hang out with us. So do that and drive her crazy, okay? Make her notice you somehow. What is that? Why is my name on that? Is it Valentine's Day? Is that what I got for Valentine's Day? That is gorgeous. Awesome. Yeah, that's going away. I'm not reading who it's from yet. You never know who it's from. Okay, I'll peek. I think she's on wheels. Yeah, I'm on wheels. It's from the local holiday florist in Winneconne. I like that. Thanks, babe. Do that to me. Okay, all right. So let's go on with some... Gotta scoot my couch up closer. All right, so I'm gonna talk about some clubs that we have here during the week at primitive gatherings and maybe some weekends. This is opportunities for you to come and stitch with us. Okay, all right. Yes, they are fantastic. Okay, so we have a pop-up sit and stitch and that is February 13th, which just happens to be tomorrow. So that's the last day. Some of the girls are already over there and they've been coming all week. So that's kind of fun. All right, so from nine to four, these clubs happen. We feed you lunch. And today we had chicken salad and cream of cauliflower and broccoli soup. And the chicken salad was on croissants. It was amazing. It was lovely. And then we also have a huge big salad bar for you to choose from as well. But so that one is the 13th, a sit and stitch. So tomorrow, if you wanna come hang out with us, February 16th is Joanne's club that has stitchers gathering. That's all handwork. Sit and stitch is February 17th and that is bring whatever you wanna work on. And then we have cross stitch club, which is February 18th. Fabric collage club, which is February 20th. And then wool club, February 25th. Rug hooking, March 8th. I'm so mad I missed the last one. And that Superbowl stuff messes me up. And then we have a cabin fever retreat that happens in March. And this is a week long retreat, the 15th through the 21st. We start at 10 o'clock each day and we end at four. But if you stay here, you can stay all night and stitch on all the project. You can also be a day student and go home and sleep in your own bed if you want. But it is super fun if you get to stay here and sew all till you can't keep your eyes open anymore, right? You're so quiet over there girls. So all the prices and all the information are there. If you want to give the girls at the gathering a call or a email to sign up for any of that lovely stuff, you go right ahead. And then we have a rug punching class that is April 6th. And it is from one to 4 p.m. The punch needle class is full. We are looking for some more spots maybe in the summer to do another punch needle class. But the rug punching is super fun and all the girls that see my rug down there are pretty interested in all that. So then we have a naughty and nice retreat, which is another week long retreat. Two times, we have two opportunities for you to do this. The 12th through the 18th of July and the 19th through the 25th. And those are, like I said, week long and we pretend it's Christmas and we have fun and Santa comes and I might wear some sparkly Santa outfit this year. And Santa might give gifts. You might want to sign up for that one, I'm just saying. All right, and then we have August 3rd through the 9th, which is works in progress, which what these girls have been working on all week. October 4th through the 10th is another opportunity to come, bring what you are working on. Maybe you're stuck, maybe something isn't working out. We won't mention any names, but there is one habitual offender over here with me, but we love her and it's just one thing, right? It's just one thing that helps clean up all the problems and she's probably tired of me saying what it is, but she'll tell you herself. All right, and then all things pumpkin, we have just a day class on cotton, which is August 25th. And then we have a wool session, which is August 27th, if you want to just come for a day of stitching. And then we have all things fall retreat, which we're going to take those projects along with some other fun stuff and do a week long retreat on fall stuff, which is September 21st through the 27th. Again, all the prices are there. We have a winter wonderland coming up. These are all the retreats for the whole year. And so get yourself in one of these so you have something to look forward to. We all have to have something to look forward to. This one, the winter one is November 30th through the 6th and the December 6th through the 12th. So you have two opportunities to do that. And then happy Valentine's Day from Primitive Gatherings. Guess what happens? So starting today through Sunday, if you make a purchase of $50, you get this free kit. All right, another great design. We all collaborated on this one. I got to stitch it and I think Heidi and Jess kind of designed it. All right, I don't know how they do it, but that's what, this is the result right here. So get yourself one of those starting today. And is it like midnight or how long do they have? Jess? They have until midnight on Sunday. So they get the free PDF for $50 or more in their account. And then they'll also get the free kit in their package. In their order, whatever you order. Okay, all right. So that's happy Valentine's Day from Primitive Gatherings, everyone. And then I don't know if there's how we're doing on our France trip, but I know we're going and I know we're going to have a blast. So if you maybe can sneak in, it is May 15th through the 23rd and like I said, that's coming up soon. So if you want to get out of town, might be a great place to go, hang out with some stitchers. We're going to do some fun stuff. And then Heidi just printed me the Greece flyer. The dates on that are the 1st through the 10th of September. And we are, let's just kind of go through this a little bit. We're going to go round trip from New York to Athens, Greece. And then we're going to, we have a bus that takes us everywhere we need to go. We have first-class hotel accommodations in Athens. How do you say, Mykonos and Santorini. And if you want a suite and want to upgrade, that is available. We have a ferry ride to picturesque island of Santorini for two nights. A tour of Santorini Arts Factory with a local guide. Leisurely walking tour through Santorini. I didn't just do that forever. This kind of a example of what that is going to look like. All those white buildings on the side of the hill just piled on top of each other. I don't know how they do that with all the codes that we have today, but they probably didn't have them back then, right? All right. And then, yeah, you're traveling with me and we're going to do a hands-on workshop while we're there. It's completely optional. If you've got better things to do, don't worry about it. We're going to do a cooking lesson with a local professional chef. And we have a buffet breakfast and a farewell dinner and welcome dinner and orientation meeting, walking tour through Acropolis and the Parthenon. And then panoramic city tour of Athens with a guide. And if he's anything like our guide we had for Scotland, he was amazing. And then a flight between Santorini and Athens. So we fly, we don't bus. And then we are going to explore the Monastiriki market. And sorry if I'm butchering this. And we have lots of free time in Athens, Santorini and Mykonos. And professional craft tours manager, Cherry Hill is going to be with us for the whole thing. And then we have a ferry ride to Mykonos for two nights and a walking tour there and a dinner with traditional Greek music in Athens. And then we have a pottery workshop. Oh my God, we're gonna do a lot. A pottery workshop and all the taxes are included in the package and all blah, blah, blah. So go to crafttours.com and it's craft with a T and then no T, tours. So it's craft tours, one word with one T. And you can see all the information. You can call them and see if you wanna pop on that tour with us. It sounds amazing. All right, any other announcements that you have, Jess, before I do the couple other little ones I have? No? No, okay. All right, so I just wanna point out that we are taking the reservations for the Scrappy Quilt Show. I don't know where we're at with that. If you can't sign up, that means we're full. Jess was gonna check, but then she probably forgot. But that's okay, because we forget a lot of stuff on here sometimes. Is it still on the website? Yes, it is. Okay, so we have a few spots left. All right, and then I wanna do a shout out for Cotton Cabin Quilt Shop, and the owner's name is Kathy Reagan, and she is in Dubuque, Iowa, and I know her. I've seen her many times at different events at MOTA, and she's in downtown Dubuque, Iowa. So go give her a stop by or go on her website at cottoncabinquilts.com and tell her I mentioned her on my live and tell her that we really appreciate her being a customer of Primitive Gatherings and carrying our stuff in her quilt shop. And then here's a big announcement for 26 as well. So in October 23rd and 24th, I know what them days are, and then the 26th and the 27th, we are gonna have Janet Nesbitt from One Sister Designs. Here are some of her books. You remember Janet, Buggy Barn, Does That Ring a Bell? She does all the crazy stuff. And the best part about her two-day workshop is you can bring whatever you want and work on any of her designs. So maybe you have something partially started or maybe you wanna start new. You can bring those with and you can get all kinds of help from her. And we'll have some options as we get closer. It's not till October. And just a couple little things, lodging. If you're gonna come for that, you can, it's 325 for her class, two-day class. And then lodging and supplies is extra. And again, let's see. I think I talked about everything. And then she's gonna have a trunk show for everybody. So anybody who wants to come to a trunk show on October 25th, that will be $20 per person. And we will do some giveaways and have some fun with Janet that day. So we do have these both on our website. These are brand new books. One is called Good and Plenty and the other is Santa Cutie, am I right? So here's Santa Cutie, it's one quilt. And it's that crazy buggy barn method where you stack your fabrics and then you swap them around. And then this is one of her new books, but this one is not quite that way. It's more traditional piecing I found in here. So that has some really nice springy looking things. Let me see if I can give you a little bit. There's another one, Peaky and Spike. I love the round robin with the baskets, half square triangles. And if you don't know a lot about Janet, she is, let me just read what Jess wrote for me. One sister is home to whimsical quilt patterns designed by Janet Rae Nesbitt that inspire your creative spirit with an eclectic mix of colors, prints and plaids. Her trademark crazy piecing technique, stack, cut and shuffle and stitch all back together again, originally created for Buggy Barn. She promotes stitching successes using an easy forgiving method that quilters of all skill levels can master. She has always been an avid scrap quilter with a passion for mixing prints and plaids and incorporating unique sense of color, which she shares with you throughout her fabrics designs for Henry Glass where she began designing since 2002. So we all love Janet. Come and fill her classes up because we only have two classes and I promise you they will fill fast. And those two classes, she only takes a max of 15 people. Okay, so 30 people, that's all we, or if you want, if there's room, you could do both days too. Yeah. Yeah, if there's room. Okay, but let, give us a little bit to give everybody a chance before we'll let you sign up for two, All right, are we ready to talk about what's been going on all week over there? Who wants to come first? What'd you say? Yes, come on over, come on over. Walk through. Our coach is on wheels, did you all know that? All right, dear. Hello. I'll just hold it for you. You want it, should we clip it on? Sure. Let's clip it on. There we go. So I've been here this week for the works in progress and I'm working on the dragonfly dreams. Yes, you are, but you've done several changes to it. Yeah, I needed to change the colorway and make it a little bit bigger. So I came with all of my blocks with the wool fused down. And so they look like this and they're a little bit boring. Yeah, they're boring until all the thread makes them come to life. And I hope you have one that you stitch. I do. Okay. So some of them, in order to get enough blocks, I had to duplicate. Right, but then you switch the colors in them too. So like this is a good example, right? So I'll hold one up for you. So this is the same block and see how she switched the colors around on them? And I know she has designed her own layout. So this color placement that she has all works for her. So she's got it all planned out. Ooh, that does look good on there, doesn't it? Yeah. So one of the neat things about this week is I get to get your guidance for this. Yes, yes. I have opinions too, don't I? And I pretty much don't hesitate. I pretty much know, you know. And once in a while I'll be like, yeah, what do you think about this? And she's like, yeah, okay. But yeah, we were picking out thread color for on this navy. And you know, the navy was too matchy-matchy. You didn't see all your beautiful work. And I love how this really matched this blue background, but yet it still stands out on the dark wool. Very nice. And look at all the fancy stitches. Can you get in there close, Kaylee, and show the fancy stitches? So she's embellishing a lot more than I did. Well, everybody has their favorite way of doing things. So I had some. Tell us the name of these stitches again. So this stitch is the Pekingese stitch. And this one is the Palestrina. Palestrini? Palestrina. Palestrina, okay. I got it. And then just- Blanket. Blanket stitch and whip stitch. Whip stitch, okay. Very good. All right, I know you were nervous about coming on, so thank you so much. All right. It's been a great week. It's not so hard, is it? It's not so hard. Well, it's been a great week because the distractions here are different. Yes, they are. Well, we so appreciate you coming and hanging out with us because you came from? Phoenix. All right, awesome. Thank you so much. You're welcome, Beth. Thank you. All right, who's coming up next? All right. Oh, yeah, we gotta hand the mic over. All right, I'll hook you up. Wait, did I just give you a shock? I'm electric. Yeah, there you go. So the first thing I have to tell you, you don't know this, but I was engaged in a sturgeon spearing shack. See? So I don't live that far away. My name is Kristen and I'm from Surin, Wisconsin. Tell them what a sturgeon shack is. It's an ice fishing shack. House. Yes, and if you ice fish, you usually ice fish in a little hole, but if you go sturgeon spearing, it's like a three by four foot hole cut out of the ice and you sit and stare and wait for a fish to swim by and throw a spear. But it's not a fish this big. No, it's, they can be a hundred pounds. Yeah. So I was young and in love. I haven't gone sturgeon spearing since I got my ring. So grumpy old man kind of is what a ice shack is, right? All, you know, you can have those communities on there. I love that show. I still watch it all the time. And I do go out on the ice because my husband will go check on his brothers, but I sit in the truck and I stitch now. Yes. Because it's beautiful. And it is fun to see. Yeah, especially when the sun is shining and it's warm. I like it when you make chili and then you like, play football and you can do all that, you know, or throw the Frisbee or something. I know my husband is probably watching. Hi, Charlie. Because he knows I'm here because I love coming here. So. All right, show us what you're working on. I wanted to get a lot done. I had a lot of things prepped before I came, starched and cut out. Don't you think that's the trick to come with your stuff cut so you can just. So this first one I think was in the very last quilt box and it was called. Lazy logs. And it's, it's done in blue, but I did it in red because I had red background left over from a different quilt. Perfect. And that's why a lot of times we, we encourage you guys to pick your own background. Yes. Which I did for this one too. So this one was in a quilt box called Saffron Blue. Yeah. And it was done with a white cream background and I had some blue at home. So see how that works. So I wanted to do it in blue and use up. Was it, you remember, was it charm packs or? It was, I think. Charm packs. One five inch charm pack. Yes. That was a charm pack. The Lazy Logs was two charm packs, I think, of the Prairie Gatherings. And then this one. We got a, we got a prize. Yay. Thank you, Montana Kathy. We appreciate it. And my final one that I completed, this one's big, sorry, was in the holiday box a year ago. And this one was called Star Dazzler Quilt. So I, all these projects I had sitting in my sewing room, I wanted to get done. Well, three projects into quilt tops is pretty good. I would say that's a pretty good. And we're not even done yet. No, I'm working on a fourth one. The, in the, that was the last quilt box too. We got a whole layer cake of Snowmen Gatherings 2. Yeah, it's a whole layer cake. That's like the price of the box right there. It is. All right, so, go ahead. Oh, I did choose a different pattern for that one because I wanted the pieces bigger so you could see the fabric. See the fabric, yep. Yeah, and that's what I was gonna point out. I was gonna say, so what Kristen is talking about is she's subscribed to our quilt box, which is, comes out on the even months. So two, four, six, eight, 10, 12. And so you get it every other month. It is about 42, $45. Yeah, I can't remember. So what is the price of a layer cake right now? 54. 54, okay. So, and then you get a bunch of things in there. Well, this was in there with it, I believe. Yeah, so. With the two charm packs too. And the year long quilt, the boys have downstairs and they're quilting it for me right now. Perfect, yeah. Yeah, and then like you said, you can use fabrics that you have at home. We usually race those quilts around a pre-cut. So even if you don't maybe care for the project that we made with it, you still have a usable pre-cut that you can either make something out of it, give to somebody else, to hurt somebody else, to get into this lovely hobby that we have, right? Yeah. Can you imagine what we would be doing, Kristen, if we didn't stitch? Watching TV. Would you be ice fishing? No. Traveling, maybe a little more. But we can travel and stitch. I know. I just took my featherweight with me on vacation and it was wonderful. Thank you for showing all your wonderful projects. Well, this place brings me joy and you bring me joy. Thank you so much. We appreciate you. Who's next up? Ooh, one of my favorite quilts. I like big quilts, big pieces. I like tiny pieces and big pieces. Kristen, I need your mic. Oh, you got it, okay. There we go. Want me to be your Vanna? You can be my Vanna. All right, so tell us who you are first. My name is Lois. I'm from Browntown, Wisconsin. Did you just make that up? No. There's a Browntown? Yep, it's all one word. And what town is Browntown next to? It is next to the border, Illinois border. So it's like 250 people. So it's not very big. It's like my town. Yep. Yeah, 250 people in Buttermilk. Yeah, it's not very big, so, but yeah. And what I'm working on here is a flannel farmhouse star. It's not quite done yet. Look at it, it's fabulous. You just had knee surgery or you're getting knee surgery? Nope, I just had it done in December. So there she is. She's got the center kind of done, right? Yep, I'm almost done though. I got up here and bottom. So this is flannel. What did you have to do different with this than you did with any other fabric that you stitched with? Anything? Not really. Nothing. Starched it, cut it. It works very well, doesn't it? Very, very well. I really like it. It's almost fun piecing flannel, isn't it? It is. And then when you press the seams open, they just like submit really well. Yeah, it's very heavy. It's going to be a very heavy quilt. Yeah, well. And I absolutely love it. The only thing about it is, I thought I lost eight pieces this morning. Me and Jenny looked all over. We could not find them. Where were they? I sold them in the wrong spot. And I just want to say that Lois made me this wonderful person. I wish I had it, but it's in my truck. I forgot. You should have said, you should have told me to keep it out when I left. Yeah, okay. It is so gorgeous. It's all out of cork and wool and. Well, it's out of the wool and the liner is out of your shop. And I just wanted to give you something because you're always giving away to everybody else. And I wanted to give you something special, so. Well, it definitely is special. And like, you know how when you make a homemade bag, like this is why I don't make homemade bags, right? It's because when, you know, when you have clothing or something and you see a wonky seam, I'm too picky. Well, I put extra bling on it because. But your stitches are perfect is what I was going to say. Like, it doesn't, it looks like it was, you know, professionally made. My husband says, well, you got a lot of gold on there. And I'm like, I just wanted to put an extra bling on there. So it was a little extra standout. So yeah, it is gorgeous. Yeah. So maybe I'll remember to bring it on for one of the next times. But thank you for that. You're welcome. I'm just glad you like it. I do like it. It's blue. It's gorgeous. Yeah. So yeah, thank you. You're welcome. Here, I'll grab it now. Look at that. I remembered. All right. Come on, Jenny. Did you just get this one this tier now? No, no. I've had it now for multiple. I'm really jealous. Cause Jenny has these primitive gathering sweat pants that I must've missed out on ordering or knowing we had them. Yes. And they're awesome. I'm like, I'm looking at her. She's got these quilt block here. And then on the back, it said primitive gathering. I'm like, where'd you get those? She goes, your site. I'm like, I go on and they're not there. They're gone. Okay. I came with a box of one and a half inch strips, all scraps. Wow. And I am turning them into the grand finale. And I don't remember why you created that, but it was a, we did some. Well, what we did, I can tell you, I remember. So we did a year long mini, a bunch of minis, and then there was fabric leftover. So Alicia made this quilt out of all the leftover fabrics from the Fat Quarter Tower. Okay. And we still, I think we still might even have a few, not many, a few of those towers left. And Jess is like, yes, cause we had so many of them at one time. But look at you. And these are the fabrics left from Oh Say Can You Sew. And these are just random from. So you're all in nine patches already. Projects and projects. So how many you got? Three, 400? And there's 104 in here. Okay. So four, this is probably, so 450 ish. Yep. And the box is empty and it was full. I know. I saw you working on it. How many more you got to go? Or is that what you're just going to make? Nope. I think I need 56 more for the scrappy and a whole bunch for these. But by the time we get through all the Americana this year, I'll have enough for that too. Yeah. So it's awesome. All right. Thank you for such a great idea for y'all to, when you got that little bit of fabric leftover when you're cutting, cut that one and a quarter inch strip or one and a half and put them in a box and save them for later. All right. Here's the student I spent the most time with so far. Yes. The problem child. Yeah. I'm French Jo. I'm from Arkansas. Arkansas. And I'm working on this. This is one of the projects I'm working on. Hallelujah. It was named appropriate. Oh my goodness. Yes. And I had all the parts finished. They just didn't fit together. Yeah. So she came when she had all of the blocked in the center done. And then she was working on the flying geese and these weren't matching to this. And she had made them at two different times. Yeah. Cause I stuck it in the closet and thought I'll get to it when it's easier. It didn't get easier. And what was the main problem? Well, apparently the quarter inch seam is important. Very important. Very, very, very, very important. So I spent a lot of time ripping it out. Yes. And I'm on the right track now. And this is what I told her. I'm like, cause you know, she's got to rip out every one of these points that she had. So I said, take four red, four green, rip those, sew those. And do that for every block. So you're not constantly just sit, rip, rip, rip, rip, rip. You know, that you can get somewhere in between. And then I had a couple other projects and they had the same problem. Yeah, it's the same problem. They had the same problem. I'm like, you sure you sewed these both? Because it was just like night and day. It's like, what happened, Chantel? Yeah. What happened? Yeah. And I thought maybe you switched machines or something like that. No, just for fun, I guess. And we're going to do a pillow zipper when we get back. Yes. So it's been fun. The food's great. The people, we, almost all of us are singles here and just getting along. It's a lot of fun, a lot of fun. Yeah. I enjoyed coming. Good job. Thank you, Lisa. I love seeing the block. No, no, you're not going to come on, you chicken. She was working on her summer romance and then she's got Serenity she's working on. So someday she'll be brave enough to come on. Just give her a little more time with these girls and they'll work on her. Sarah, from Fremont, right down the road. So, all right. So that's what the girls that are here this week are working on. But I have a couple other things to show you that are new in the shop. Anybody else got anything to say? You can stay or you can go, whatever you want to do. But I want to talk about a line of fabric from Pambuda. It is Marcus Brothers. It is 20 skews. It's called Plumberry Farm. So it's a bunch of creams with some purples in them and creams, dark creams. You kind of see them there. Kind of fan them out a little better. These are on our website right now. And I think you can buy them. I don't know if it's just yardage or if it's different pre-cuts or whatever. Just yardage. I'll just show you all the purples because I know there's purple fanatics out there. Peggy, we won't mention any names. She's the biggest purple fiend that I know. Really nice ones. It's too bad we can't get these lines all at the same time. A bunch of purples, a bunch of reds, a bunch of greens. Because sometimes we get purple and then we don't have all the other colors to go with them. But if you love purple, snag yourself some yardage. Okay, so that was those 20 of them in the whole line. And then the quilt behind me, isn't it gorgeous? I wanna show you what it looked like before we used American Gatherings 3 to make it. It is a pattern called Stars Shine. I'll have Kaylee come up close to it. So we have patterns available for $13 or we have kits with the pattern for 178. And you need six yards of background, two yards of fabric A, one yard of fabric B, seven prints of back quarters. So that's what's all going in there. And if you want the kit behind, see how they kind of have like the stars, sticking out in the middle. It looks really cool, right? So that's available new to the shop. And then, da da da, finally, the center for Twilight Garden. So those of you who didn't have a big enough space for the big quilt, we now have Twilight Garden as a pattern only, which I don't know the price of. And then we have a wool kit only where you would just get these two pieces because maybe you already have the pattern. All right, so you'd get these two wool kits. One is for the center block and one is for the border, or you can get the whole kit and pattern and wool kit together as one as well. So you have three different options there for Twilight Garden Mini, which isn't mini, it's just the center version of the big quilt. So we finally got that ready. And I think Denise from Maine is gonna be happy and she's gonna text me and say, it's about time, Lisa. All right. She's only been doing it for the past six years. Yeah, she's probably only been asking since, yeah, six years, right? Or eight years, probably, since it came out. I was still answering emails. All right, so I think that's all I have here for today. Heidi's gonna give me some winners to pick for you. I hope you won. Somebody wanted that kit. Do you really want it? Right, there it is. Okay, so our winners for today's live are Angie Harlan, VHC McNamara, McNamara, McNamara, McNamara. I'm so bad. June Smith, I like that name. Thank you, Heidi. All right, so you guys are the winners here at Primitive Gatherings where every stitch tells a story. Bye, happy Valentine's Day. What? And thank you very much for the, what was it, a donation or whatever they gave us? Yeah, that was awesome. What are we waiting for? I was answering an email. Oh, okay. Okay. All right, bye, everyone.