This is Karen Hunter and are in the world.

Hello there in class with Carr family.

Hello there, Dr. Carr.

Hello there, Professor Hunter, happy Saturday.

Happy Saturday to you.

You look mighty fine, sir.

Oh, you always look beautiful.

I'm just, look, I'm happy to be here reading and thinking.

Listen, first, let me just, public service announcement. I just want to thank everybody who join narrative. We got a message about a correction that need to be made and so you're going to be made, you know, what do I do with this? And I was like, fix it.

But, you know, more importantly, I said,

you know, it is, I feel like we have,

you know, you know, when people want you to win

or, you know, there's like an expectation of excellence, but they're also participating in it being excellent, you know, and as we push towards September and we work on this app and make sure that, you know, the social media space is exactly what it needs to be by the time we launch it.

I feel very confident that the folk that are here are supposed to be here because they want to actually

participate in the building of something amazing. So I just want to actually participate in the building of something amazing.

So I just wanted to just say thank you to the thousands of editors and

about that.

More on about no Wikipedia, this is reliable in even a whole other level.

In fact, one of my very good friends, Catherine Adams, who is a professor at Claflin in South Carolina.

I don't know how, is a true master teacher. She's one of those true master teachers. She um she has been working through narrative with little children.

This summer, she has taken on some elementary school children.

I'm talking about six, seven year olds.

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