Welcome back to what have you. I'm a Rachel Djankovic with a special voice on this time.

I'm Becca Merkel.

And you're just going to have to overcome the fact that I sound

sick because I am sick. Because she's sick. And why would we not get sick? Yeah. So I sound weird. Deal with it.

That's how it's going to be. Yeah. It's going to be Rachel, the squeaky edition. Yep. We're up here behind the Goodwill and the Lakeinda.

We've gathered within view of the Mormon church.

We're here.

We're back to where it all began, you guys.

And on a really dramatic day, I mean, this morning, did you happen to see the light that was just so crazy

this morning? Like, I love it when the sky is just dark, just forbidding looking clouds, but then

the sun is coming from the other horizon and just lighting up like all the trees in front

of the dark, dark sky. Usually it does the trees in front of the dark dark sky.

Usually it does that at the end of the day.

So you're looking east at the dark sky with the trees all lit up.

Well, today it was reversed. It was that morning sun.

It was just slicing dead sideways against this crazy dark sky. And it was so pretty and like all the birds

were just lit up over a really dumpy part of town I was driving past it's like yeah and it's like

stunning and then we kicked off a windstorm of enormous magnitude since we're on top, wind, people, people who are being witty say that in the

Poulouse view is spelled W-I-N-D because we have a view, which means you have the wind.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, it was so windy this morning.

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