 So you get dressed and you go back down and you try to finish what you're doing. And it was kind of hard because two things happened. One, I was the state chaplain of the National Guard. So we mobilized all of our chaplains to go down and to work at the site, some of them, and some of them to work with the families. So I had to take care of that responsibility plus the responsibility of our officers who were down there. So we were kind of busy for a while.