So what's the schedule? I mean, for those folks who are probably not going to make it, is it one day? Is it two days? Is there anything before the conference and after the conference? Imagine a lot of people are coming in from out of town.

Yeah, we've got a full – we've got Saturday and Sunday are full days, but we know people like to come in early.

You get to – think of the BSI weekend.

People show up the Tuesday before anything starts.

So we just found out today as of this recording that there is an independent movie theater literally one block away from the hotel where everybody will be staying the night before – Our event actually starts on that Thursday night.

They'll be showing the private life of Sherlock Holmes at 7 p.m.

So if anybody is in town a night early, why not get some extra Sherlockian events in? Our official events start at 4 o'clock on Friday, where Heather, the...

I've got it

Um, so I'm wondering, what is something that you wish people knew about what you do, your, your role as a, as an elementary school teacher? What's something that maybe goes unseen, or that you just wish people understood?

Um, probably...

Well, first and foremost, we think about our kids all of the time.

I mean, even in the mornings when I'm putting my shoes on, I'm like, "Okay, what am I gonna do with this kid today?" Or, you know, she was absent yesterday because she was out for a funeral, so I gotta make sure, first of all, make sure she's back and she's doing okay, and then...

Um, but I mean, even just in our day-to-day, driving home from work or, or cooking dinner, we're still thinking about our students.

And the, I mean, the teachers' lounge, the, the, the lunch room at work, we're constantly bouncing ideas off of each other.

Like, you know, "Okay, this, this student has this issue going on.

And speaking of that, and knowing that there are, you know, with education and teaching, there are good days and bad days, uh, do you have a sh- story you could share, um, about a time that you remembered your why?