Well, from an animal standpoint, the renovation of the birdhouse at the St. Louis Zoo. I was always proud of that because that was monumental change. That was a big step in the way bird collections were being exhibited and maintained and that was maybe a next generation start on how we did things. And so, from an animal standpoint, that was something I was very proud of. From an administrative thing, I think being part of the sales tax venture at Oklahoma City and the success of its passing and what we were able to do with newfound revenues was, that made the difference between the Oklahoma Zoo of what it is today as to what it could have been. And prior to 1990, we were even talking about reducing the collection and operating on a seasonal basis. There were gonna be some other changes that would’ve had to have been done. Fortunately, the sales tax prevented that from having to happen.
