Hey, I'm Sherry and this expression of civic engagement is awesome. Not many neighborhoods could say that on a Saturday afternoon there'd be 45 people running for 15 seats. It's pretty great. I rounded that. Don't hold me to that. So I'm a homeowner on Summer Street, have been since 2002 and when we bought in Somerville in 2002 and we told our friends, they said, well you always have five years and nine months until you really need to worry about it. Meaning school, right? You're with me on that? Okay. Yeah. So it's been now many years and it will be probably five decades before we even consider leaving. It's certainly become our home. I was involved with the locust process as a strategy leader focused on open space. I'm a mom to Cooper and Casey who are students at this school and our family mantra is happy, healthy, safe, and kind. And really, that drives every decision we make. I'm involved in the design, I designed parks for living as a landscape architect and I've been involved in the design of Lincoln Park, which is heavily under construction as well as the school yard, Quincy Street Open Space and the community path from Cedar to Lowell and it is with cautious optimism. I say, hell yes, about the opening of the bids that include the community path. As I'm wrapping up my presidency for the Boston Society of Landscape Architects, I'm looking forward to a new opportunity to provide service to my friends and neighbors. I'm an advocate for inclusivity, access, civic engagement, not only physically, socially, but also mentally. I'm a strident champion of equity and I would be honored to represent you. Thanks.