This is your host, Femi Khan, and we are going to complete today the hundredth episode. Woohoo! I must say, yippee-ki-yay and a yee-haw. Well, welcome, welcome and howdy-howdy all the way from Texas here.
So, and yes, we are back again to Storytelling Through Creativity. And as always, a reminder, our Storytelling Through Creativity is not about once upon a time and happily ever after, but more about your experiences through what is happening in your life, in your processes, in everything that you're doing and all the stuff around you. So let's welcome some of our guests who are already here, and I see we've already got some speakers coming up.
Ward, hey, hey, Sammy, hello, Miss, one moment, Miss Vicki. How are you? Happy Sunday. Hello, Blue, and hello, Swati.
So, I understand it's Sunday. Lots of people will not have much time to come and go, but hey, pop in, pop out. That's fine.
It's Sunday. Let's have some fun. By the way, the weather here is absolutely gorgeous.
Sorry, you guys, we're up in the northern part with all the snow all around. But it's a very bright Sunday here. Very nice.
I'm like, okay, but the concept. The underlying concept is there. So I have to reflect to find that thread.
And I kind of love it because I don't something if I love something, I don't want it to get over, because that means it's over. I like to, you know, give some time for that piece or something like that, you know, especially with like, you know, like lately with the macro lens, usually, you know, so with the macro lens, you photograph something which is very micro, which the eyes don't see very well. But, you know, that lens captures it and makes it macro.