Good afternoon, everybody. Welcome. Welcome on board. It's a beautiful, glorious late spring day. Don't you feel it? Do you feel the, if you live in the Midwestern states, do you feel the transition happening

weather-wise?

I feel like this week, finally, finally in Michigan this week, the light turned on and all

the sudden we've got some warmth.

And warmth just feels fantastic, doesn't it?

All the way around? Don't you just feel a lot

better when you're warm? The warmth of nature and the warmth of humanity. The warmth, the

friendship, uh, just, um, the warmth of a proper education. Yeah, I don't know if I've, if I have ever heard of

proper education, referred to as warmth. Okay, I'm going to give you that. But I think there is a

warmth that unfolds when you have a really good education.

I had some really great conversations this weekend with people who are educated.

And it shows just the level of conversation that comes across from the educated.

I guess I'll paraphrase that.

We're all educated.

But there is a particular type of education.

You know the type, you know what I'm talking about.

There's a particular type that is geared towards forming and shaping the soul. And it's that type of education

that just makes for people to become great conversationalists just because they have a depth,

they have a breadth, they have a richness of vocabulary, they've been exposed to a thing or two.

A thing or two as it relates to goodness.

They have been on this search and on this hunt for goodness.

And as far as I'm concerned, that is the purpose of education.

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