And congratulations to our own Michael King for doing yet another story that's going to have people talking. He found the intersection between Fungstroy and cats, right, Michael? It used to be all a cat needed to get through the day. It was a good ol' bag of catnip, right? It is legal in Washington now, right? I think so. But now there's inspiration from the faries that opens up whole new worlds to kiddies. We've featured hissing cats, purring cats, fluffy cats, shaved cats, stuffed cats, dead cats, wet cats, waving cats, incarcerated cats, clean cats, even cleaner cats, poor guy, but this cat is more centered, more harmonious, more in touch with her chi than the rest. When the founders of Fungstroy put their whole system together, you think they had cats in mind? Cynthia Chomos makes her living as a Fungstroy consultant, speaker, and teacher. You know what applies for humans applies for animals too. When she got her orange tabby serena, she used her expertise to make an outdoor home. From a Fungstroy perspective, I really wanted to make sure that the enclosure complimented the house, because I didn't want it to look like a cage. Then Cynthia got to think it. Probably about a month or two later that she was sitting on my lap and I just thought, wow, you know, Fungstroy for felines, why not? Why not indeed? She now designs and sells not patios, but patios based on the five elements of Fungstroy. Fire is represented by the color red, earth by the stone floor, metal by the wire mesh, wood by the branches and stumps, and water by the fountain. First of all, the furniture, the key seating is not in the direct path. Fungstroy is deeply rooted in a connection to nature, so the idea of having fresh air, having an element of water, of movement, of sound. There's of course a little catnip pick me up too, ready when you need it, and your own private bathroom. Now there will be some people who watch this, will say, come on, please. Fungstroy for cats, are you kidding me? I say, why not? Every space kill. And our cats are like our children. And when the sun shifts, so does serena, to the window box veranda in front. The other day a neighbor stopped by across the street. She's like, I was looking at your new window box and she said, but there was a catnip. Fungstroy is about harmonizing with the house. And so rather than like the page I wanted it to be disguised as a window box. So do you think that maybe a simeez cat might be a benefit of this? Oh, yeah. From the far east. Absolutely. Japanese bob tail, a simeez? Absolutely, they love it. But as serena proves, a fungstroy caddo can create feline tranquility for any breed. She is out there all the time. At night I have to tap on the window and say, hey, come on in.