Fiona Fung

And it was this very rare of if they have a helper that can help, we could do FaceTime.

But you never know what time that is going to be because, you know, there's so many people that take care.

And all of a sudden I got a message from my aunt going, grandma can FaceTime at like 12 p.m.

today.

I'm like, oh, no, there's this one-on-one that I've been meaning to have.

And I just messaged, you know, my report to say I'm really, really sorry.

It's the last minute.

Is it okay to?

And I know now when I say it, it doesn't seem like it's a big thing.

But to me, it's always really important to keep.

But he was like, yeah, totally, no problem at all.

And for me, that was just a small act of kindness.

He totally didn't make it into a big deal.

But that made the biggest difference to me that I got to, you know, say hi to my grandmother on FaceTime.

Oh, my gosh.

Well, I knit at this top recently.

You know, we're always... Actually, there's this whole fun thing, I think, between knitting and programming because it's kind of like two stitches, knit and a purl, so it's zero and one.

Anyway, so many concepts of stacks and queues you actually can replicate.

I'm kind of like a compiler.

I'm kind of like generating an executable when I knit.