What's up, man? How was it? What did you do? It was good.

Yeah, the last time I was on here, we were talking about me going on sabbatical and what sabbaticals are and what they aren't.

It's not a three-week paid vacation for ministers, but there's some intentionality behind it, and it's biblical in terms of not only is – you know, honor a commandment to keep the Sabbath and honor the seventh day of the week or whatever day you take Sabbath, but also the earth groans for Sabbath.

There's years of Jubilee and years of every seventh year, take some time.

And so, yeah, As a policy and a suggestion and encouragement from my denomination and my synod and my congregation, every seven years, roster leaders, ministers, pastors are encouraged to take a three-month sabbatical to do some rest, renewal, refocus, some continuing education, reflection, be re-energized so they can hop back into their called context and keep doing the best work that they can do in terms of shepherding people and ministering and being a leader within their congregation and the whole church, capital C.

And so that's what I did.

This is my second one.

Nope, I'm not going to do it.

Yeah, come here.

You're welcome.

Yeah, I will say a part of the apathy part, like I went into college undergrad thinking marine biology because I wanted to like surf and play with dolphins.

And then I went to a lab.

Yeah.

And then I was like, I took a lab and had to take some chemistries about it.

It's like, I'm not going to do that.

And I want to come out on top as opposed to coming in with a conversation.