No. Well, it’s always tough to get the money, but I had this little booklet that I had made that I always kept current called the “Wish Book.” And it was just a three ring binder with some pretty pictures. Many of ’em hand drawn since they were wishes. I couldn’t even show photographs of it with prices of what the things would cost, and the “Wish Book” started with a bench for 100 bucks or whatever it was. And different projects is the further you went into the “Wish Book,” it was just this chintzy little notebook with drawings in it, but the further you went, the more expensive the project got. And then we always had things we wanted, a new little aviary for this, a pond for that. Now, at the end of the “Wish Book” was Eagle Canyon and we had broken it into saleable chunks. I got that idea from art galleries where you had the big building that had a name, and then you had the flare and it had a name and the bathroom had a name.
