Hey, I'm David Kern.

I'm Heidi White.

And I'm Sean Johnson.

And you are listening to Close Reeds, a podcast for the incurable reader on which we are discussing Wuthering Heights.

Emily Bronte's Wuthering Heights, in particular, we are discussing the end, the whole thing, the bulk of the book.

We could talk out as much as we want, as much as you guys want to.

Before we get into the summaries and the discussion, though, how's it going, Heidi?

Great. Yep.

I don't really have anything to say.

Because I talked to you last night.

But our listeners do not know that.

And so to comprehensively answer that question, yes, doing great.

We had teacher training.

We start school after Labor Day because we're Christians.

And so we've got a couple more weeks.

I take that socialist holiday off.

That's right.

Wendy, well, it's just a, well, there's a whole conversation there, Sean.

I know.

I think I think you do with the actual holiday.

I guess I can't say it's a moral reason.

It's just because I like August and we all like August in Colorado.

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