What's Shagon Fire Nation? JLD here and welcome to the bonus episode. This is November

2017's income report and we have a doozy of a report for you. So stick around.

Awesomeness will follow a real quick at a glance of the income is $208,000 for our gross income

from November. Our total expenses were $54,000 for a net profit in November of $154,000,

which was about $7,000 less than October. So we have some cool stuff going on this income

report today, but right now we're speaking. It is Thursday, December 7th and we're in Puerto Rico,

Fire Nation. We are in Puerto Rico around 80 days post Hurricane Maria. Kate, how does it feel to be back?

Oh, Puerto Rico. Oh, it feels awesome to be back really happy to be back in our home. I'm looking out my window

at a beautiful blue sky, a beautiful flamboyantry and life is good. Life is good and I will say

Fire Nation, you've been following our income reports over the last month or two. You'll know that we spent 50 days

overseas. We did an epic New Zealand trip and then we followed that up with going directly to Australia,

which you followed by going directly to London all in the course of around 50 days. And we had a lot of fun,

met a lot of cool people, spoke to a lot of cool conferences, had some Fire Nation get together,

but all the while our hearts were heavy because we knew what was going on in Puerto Rico. We knew the devastation

that Hurricane Maria had reaked on this entire island as well, specifically to our community, Palmest,

Del Mar and of course, even to our house, which again, if you've been following us at all, it did stay in some pretty

legitimate damage. A lot of windows and doors are blown in, furniture destroyed. A lot of things going on,

roof destroyed, but now we're back. We are rebuilding inch by inch row by row and we will be back. I give it,

you know, maybe April or May of 2018 before back at 100%, but we'll be back at 90% ish, I think by Christmas.

It's just that last 10% is going to take a while, but we're really excited to be back. If you hear a little hum in the

background, that's because our part of Puerto Rico no longer, or I should say, does not have power.

And so we're running my entire house on a generator right now. Luckily it's a big and good generator, but unfortunately,

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