There’s absolutely no chance that you’ll ever get it done and fulfill it. We have managed a new project, a major new project. I’m thinking back, you know, in the course of, you know, being director, I think we did about 19 major projects and about 18 smaller projects in, you know, in a four decade period, which is pretty close to one a year, but a major project about every two years. And, but we were, we were rarely looking more than about two projects ahead or three projects ahead, generally. I think if you’re going to have a project, if you, if you’re going to do, you know, if you’re going to do butterflies or you’re going to do an aquarium, you better have somebody on staff and on hand, or be yourself, somebody who’s got a real passion, a real fire in their belly to work with that species or that genera or that family, or, you know, that those, those animals to simply say you’re going to do a whatever, and then go out and find the, the expertise and the staff to run. She really wants somebody that, that has some knowledge or expertise. And then, so we’ve never hired outside conceptual designs, you know, firms. We’ve worked with a local architect.
