So good morning, Jim and all my friends. This is Carlos, walking to work and feeling absolutely gobsmacked, as the English would say, by the day waking up, the masks, and the flags at half-mast here - the American and the Canadian flag. Trying to think what that could be about. Anyway, this business about the audio postcards, I'm really quite excited about this project. I have made a side branch from the usual five minutes into something more ethereal. This is inspired by a new podcast that I started listening to today on the bus; it's called Plodcast. That was a name that I was using for my podcast for the last few years. I've been thinking of it as a podcast when I go out to record my shows, but yeah, I don't really want to get sidetracked too much because I do have a show to record tomorrow. This will be brief, kind of like an extra mile update. Today, I was going to talk about my wife's new sport. If you listen to my show, you probably know that Nora likes to play pickle ball. It's all to do with hand-to-eye coordination and general explosive fitness. Although body type is one of those issues you have to remember with exercise. A small person with a light body like myself finds it very easy to move, somebody built with a little more muscle and a little less stamina and heavier bones would probably find it quite difficult to move for long periods of time. And you know, that's why she likes pickleball, that's why she used to play tennis, that's why she used to do yoga and pilates. But she's taken up playing table tennis now. Don't get me wrong, but table tennis I've always referred to as ping pong, so what's that all about? There has been a change in the name of that game. The new podcast I was listening to is called Plodcast, and its nature sounds very much like my idea of audio guerrilla podcasting, very little important content, much more to do with aesthetic content. I'm at the Inner Harbour in the area called the Songhees, that's named after a native Indian band, First Nation people I should call them, they own this land. I'm going to take a picture of Fisherman's Wharf and then I'm going to take another picture of the east side of the Inner Harbour and then I'm going to say goodbye to you for today. Auto very ni. I'm trying to... first of all, I was trying to avoid my shadow and now I'm trying to maximize on my shadow. Bye-bye.