What I love about living in the Spring Branch area is the diversity of being outside of the city. You know, you're close enough into the city to pop into San Antonio whenever you want, grocery stores, dinners, restaurants, all that sort of stuff, but you're still far enough away from it to not feel like you're in the hustle and bustle of everything. I grew up in a small little town myself and kind of having the feeling like you're out in the sticks is great for me and my family. My wife loves that, being able to raise our kid in that environment, a little bit more of the agricultural and outdoors feel we absolutely love and not the feel of being stuck into a concrete jungle, so to say, right in the middle of the city, but being able to get out and about and have some land, have some property, have some animals running around on the land. You know, to take the kids out to the river or the lakes and go paddling, go fishing and stuff like that. We really enjoy the outdoors atmosphere of being in the edge of the hill country and being out on the water a lot is something that we really love, kind of having that family time together, so to say.