So I just came from Saints kindergarten graduation, well, like awards day.

And so I'm a little emotional because my first grandson just graduated from.

And so I wanted to pull up, this is my favorite, like, I think probably from all the literature, my favorite passage, my literature.

And I pulled it up to read it and I got

I got a little emotional so bear with me if I make it through it we'll see this is from gentlemen in

Moscow god this is so okay one does not fulfill one's potential by listening to oh shoot

I don't know how to say this when does not fulfill one's potential by listen to

Cherazade in a gilded hall or by reading the

Odyssey in one's den. One does

so by setting forth into the vast

unknown, just like Marco Polo when he

traveled to China or Columbus when he traveled to

America. Sophia nodded in understanding.

The count continued. I've had countless reasons

to be proud of you, and certainly one of them, one of the greatest was the night at the,

oh, shoot, okay. I've had countless reasons to be proud of you, and certainly one of the

greatest was the night of the conservatory competition. But in the moment I felt that pride was not

when you and Anna brought home news of your victory. It was earlier in the moment I felt that pride was not when you and Anna brought

home news of your victory. It was earlier in the evening when I watched you heading out of the

hotel doors on the way to the hall. For what matters in life is not where we is not when we receive a round

of applause. What matters is whether we have the courage to venture forth, despite the

uncertainty of the acclaim. If I'm to play in Paris, said Sophia after a moment, I only wish that

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