What a ron of my d'artruck,

what I've mess with her up for a bitmunt,

I've met by beloved friends.

Thank you making Elaine and myself feel so at home.

First of all, we have so many English expats here. You certainly feel at home. First of all, we have so many English experts here.

You certainly feel at home.

Second of all, I thank you for the exception you are making, allowing you to speak in English.

As I will say that we say certain friends in Aramae because the Malachianas don't understand

Aramaic.

I guarantee you they certainly don't understand my English.

But I'd be very pleased.

Thirdly because once in a while, very, very rarely, you have been very rare

one, a very rare one, a Mahalo kit.

And any Mahalo kid makes me feel very much at home.

And from this, Mokush, you don't die.

And from this, Morrow to shame, you don't die.

This is far for the court.

I want to say what an enormous, enormous privilege it is to be with you in this great, great community of this community of communities,

where there is such a strong sense of local community, where every single day, a thousand acts of chessex take place that never make

the newspaper headlines because the only things that make the newspaper headlines are the one

act in ten thousand which is not an active person.

But the truth is, I've got a historical doesn't read the headlines.

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