Bushcraft Chair, Stone Fire Pit, and Lunch on the Coals | A Learning Process

[@Froehlich07]

I love watching the bushcraft videos and normally it's a man who sometimes brings his girlfriend who doesn't really do anything, she's just like.. There... So it's refreshing acutally seeing a woman doing this now and for the people saying she's a sissy and all that.. come on, she even says herself she has a long way with this, but we all started somewhere.. At least she's trying and not like us fat f*** just sitting at home and writing comments ;) Good on you Alexis!

[@careenaalexis]

Hahaha thanks so much man 😂😂

[@Froehlich07]

@@careenaalexis No problems, nothing but love here from Denmark to your content ;)

[@persilujay4994]

@@Froehlich07 Yuuuuuhuuuhuuu dirty......

[@paologiusti5081]

@@careenaalexisbella avventura nel bosco sei molto tosta si diceva in Italia toscana brava per le tue avventure nel bosco tenchiu da Paolo toscana italia 👍👍🙋

[@m118lr]

THIS, my friends...IS A REAL Woman. Period...

[@jaffz88]

Really like your videos, mostly because they're a bit more ' honest' and realistic than many other outdoors videos - I like being a part of that learning process, and I think watching you builds more realistic expectations to what it is to be outdoors and do bushcraft stuff!

[@BadForgeWeld]

Some good skills showcased here. Exciting when there’s women who are passionate about using outdoormanship skills. Great for inspiring daughters and other family members. :)

[@FowlersMakeryandMischief]

nice chair ! I like how you cooked the pepper. Well balanced video keep it up!

[@markmccann8356]

It's your transparency and your sold-out love for bushcraft that makes these videos so enjoyable to watch. There is an inner wilderness knowledge that has become so much a part of you that you handle being in the woods in a way that says you're home. After years of hiking, I'm only just beginning to find that level of comfort. And bushcrafting skills? Let's just say I have a pack heavy with all I need to get along and I hope after watching videos like yours I'll know what to do if real trouble ever comes. But - what I do know is that I have a comfort for watching my story unfold within me when I'm out on the trails. That is what I see in you - a journey unfolding, a story being told - and for some reason, it makes me feel a little more hopeful and stirs up my spirit for the next time I can get a few days in the woods alone. You appreciate the little things like the satisfaction of cooking over coals, lashing together a campsite chair, bringing a fire to life, and discovering who you can be when you step out into the wilderness. Your videos have a unique quality to them and i know people notice it, even on an unconscious level. Great job as always. Sorry for the long rant. Peace!

[@graphiteoffroad5583]

You are probably the most real Bush craft adventurer I've seen on youtube. Love your videos, keep up the awesome content!!!

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you so much!! 🙏🏼

[@Lowcountrydave]

I like watching people improvise in the wild. All that matters is you have fun and succeed with your task. :)

[@sky3353]

Alexis, Liked and subscribed. It's going to be fun watching you as you progress with your bushcraft skills and adventures. It's fun and relaxing just to get away and be outdoors doing what you like. The solitude means you enjoy your own company. That's a good thing. I introduced my two girls at a young age to camping and self-reliance. They're grown ladies now and they go hiking and camping in places I wouldn't even go by myself. Keep doing what you're doing. I'm an old man now. So, Don't Blink, life goes faster than you think. Safe adventures to you young lady.

[@robclitheroe4551]

This is the first video of yours that I've seen. I like your honesty and learned how to make a very utilitarian chair that I will definitely have a go at. Thanks!

[@denisesarazin6753]

I really enjoy these videos of you in the woods and on the water. If I have a vote I’d say keep them coming.

[@timackal6101]

I like that you don't put music to your videos. The sounds of you working in nature and the narration you give when you do speak is perfect. Thanks again for sharing your videos.

[@MrVicmoro]

Good to see more women doing this bushcraft stuff. Fantastic job.

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you victor :)

[@BackyardEngineer334]

One of the best videos I’ve seen in a long time, your husband is a lucky dude.

[@SurvivorMetalMan]

Outstanding! Looked like a great time, beautiful location in the woods.

[@RTLife]

FINALLY! I've been watching these outdoor channels & just don't understand how they don't crack open a beer once settled in. Much credit to your skillset & ability to enjoy the peace w/ a beer. Keep up the great work.

[@tjgreen3603]

Good to see women trying to get back to nature and doing things that are almost lost. Myself I enjoy watching these Bush Craft videos . Keep learning and showing.

[@SheepDogActual]

Boy Scout handbook on lashings. Excellent video. Love the chair

[@jeffsmith6441]

You did a great job on the chair and the cooking looks amazing! Looks like you're doing a fine job.

[@careenaalexis]

Thanks Jeff !! 🙂

[@Edscork]

Nice!!! 😎 Enjoyed camping with you... Thank you for the video, well done.

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you for watching :)

[@tinfoilskullcap7034]

Just wanted to let you know how much I enjoy your vids. Learning more every time, thank you...

[@careenaalexis]

So happy to hear that thank you !

[@raythackston1960]

I would spend time in the woods anytime with this beautiful lady. She can do it all herself and that is rare. Great to see it from the other side for a change.

[@thejerseyj1636]

When my wife and I were "courting" we went camping together. We had a great time and the thing I remember most is the first morning when I woke up and smelled coffee brewing over the fire. I knew at that moment (actually I already knew) that I had a GOOD woman ! Still do.

[@general5104]

Thanks for making the video. Add one item to your backpack: a ziplock bag with a few dryer sheets in it. One dryer sheet per person per a 24 hour period. Wipe exposed skin occasionally for insect repellent. Works for no-see-ums on up to bigger bugs. I noticed you had a bunch of itches you were plaged with. The dryer sheets will bring that to a minimum. Again, thank you for your videos!

[@noname-js7qx]

Your a beast in the woods 😎 nice comfy chair , great job!

[@noname-js7qx]

Potato and onions in tin foil is good, or potato and corn? Try it sometime

[@Chalking.About.Stein.]

I watch a lot of videos of bushcraft. First time watching this channel, it was to the point. I liked the honesty and humble attitude the host emitted. Very nice job.

[@johnnybush8764]

Alexis and Family, I enjoy your collective soul's curiosity to explore your natural surroundings and learn from the sustainable life tools it yields.

[@tracyworthington592]

A beautiful lady that's not afraid to get her hands dirty there needs to be a lot more like you

[@richiedagger733]

Most attractive bushcraft channel on youtube by leaps and bounds

[@TheDesiLiter]

There are a lot of ladies like that.. Its just that we spend our time in the woods, so others can't see us 😂

[@johnewalkwithabadleg5650]

There are alot more like her...they just do not want anything to do with guys like us...😂🛠

[@taratwin4874]

My son and i just made a treehouse in the woods. We were given this vid to see how to make tea and cook there

[@redblade8160]

@@taratwin4874 Don't you know how to make tea and cook at home?

[@karl-heinzsiemens8891]

Yes it is - hole life is a learning process. I am now 65 and still learning something new

[@tacorita1158]

It's awesome seeing more women doing this! Love it!

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you!

[@nesterperiwinkle]

And, just like that- I’ve found a new favorite bushcraft channel!

[@careenaalexis]

Haha thank you so much!! Super appreciate it! :)

[@gonzok34]

Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed your creativity in making your fire ring, cook fire and recliner. It's important for women to be self sufficient and outdoor dependent. I'm going to share this with my 6 year old granddaughter. She's my hunting buddy and such an awesome person. She will love seeing this.

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you so much! And that’s awesome!! Good for you teaching your little girl the love of the outdoors!

[@junkinthebrain]

Great video! Thanks for sharing! I'm going to make a chair now!

[@dewfree5869]

He is looking for way to meet in the middle!

[@vaughn1111]

I think you made a good chair. I've never made one but after watching you I'd be willing to try.

[@onkelpencho8609]

Wilderness,Beer and a Fairy.I must be dreaming.Regards from Bavaria

[@nathangodfrey5362]

I've been bushcrafting for literally 20 years now (started at 11 in cadets with outdoor adventure training or oat lol) done many different types from going with a pocket knife and the clothes on my back to multi week Algonquin park canoe trips. Keep doing what you're doing, you're doing amazing :) I have preference on some things, such as I don't regularly carry a grill or cookstove as well, so it's good to see you just doing what you enjoy.

[@ophirdude4342]

I appreciated the fact that she eats meat (unlike vegan entitled princesses) and was very impressed she flopped that steak directly on the coals … and likes it that way. My kind of woman: a hands on camper.

[@nathangodfrey5362]

@@ophirdude4342 I definitely agree lol, that steak on the coals like that is an awesome way to cook, and it's wicked that she's no vegan out there picking dandilion leaves to add to the kale lmfao. Nothing better camping than a good steak (moose is my favorite) and a beer

[@freywayne6574]

The honesty and your desire to improve, will get you there. i have just begun hiking again, I understand and I am looking forward to seeing more of You. Thanks

[@tonyeden8381]

I’m definitely camping out in the wrong woods 😊😍👍

[@danjennings6817]

Your doing just fine. Practice for them winter vids! Love them the best. Thanks Dan from Jersey

[@aaronfuller5453]

Man congrats to the lucky man who you meet someday. :) Love your videos and it is awesome to see a girl who isn't afraid to take initiative to be alone in the outdoors. I gotta say......damn. Being alone with your thoughts in the wilderness is very well needed. Some people just don't understand the connection. Love what you do!

[@pierreaucoin2480]

Only Alexis can pull off a bushcraft outfit like that. Perfect

[@ScottOut-n-About]

Fairly new to your channel and just wanted to say that you put together a very enjoyable vid! Loved the way you edited this. I took notes!! Thanks for sharing.

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you so much Scott!!

[@StevanOutdoor]

Sure your lashing could use improvement but like you said, it's a journey. Not a race. When knocking of these side branches you could first try using the blunt back of that Estwing and only use the sharp edge for the ones that don't come of to save your edge. Be careful with rocks that have moss on them because they often contain moist. Rocks that have moist in them can explode with higher temperatures. But the outcome of the chair looked great, food looked good and the fire looked good. Happy to see you only made a small cooking fire because that was all you needed. Glad you took time out of your day to make this relaxing video.

[@sonsofliberty1062]

Keep on trekin', 👍 Consider a cooking kit for your rut sack, all kinds of lite weight ones out there. Yah, steak hot coals, nothing can beat that flavor. I for one hump a 6" iron skillet, in my Alice pack. But I've been trekking for 45 years, Boy Scouts, US Marines, US Navy, and at 61, I'm still out on the trails, woods, and streams. So keep on the or off the beaten path. God Speed, and God Bless,,,,,, 🇺🇸 Semper Fi,,,

[@snowflakemelter1172]

Anyone hiking with a cast iron pan in their pack requires heavy medication .

[@georgemcdonald7922]

Try the cane rat stew or ox tail soup!

[@naibukatawake1721]

never seen a bush craft chair built in that fashion. nice tip 👌

[@kr639]

Your bushcraft skills are light years past mine. I learn a lot from you

[@patriotrob7066]

Some lucky guy has a woman with super model looks and can bushcraft like a champ!!!! Damn Great video 👍

[@arkansasexplorer1624]

Yea He's the LUCKIEST man in the world.

[@aslmx8320]

Good job. I have no clue why you’re not a million subs yet.

[@Seto_KaibaX]

I want to learn survival skills like these any many more but my father never took me camping as a kiddo so I'll have to learn from others through videos on youtube and experience. Edit because I pressed the done key when I wasn't: I really like your display of survival skills here. I notice that you're learning kust like I want to learn and honestly I think you are doing an amazing job, keep it up and I want to let you know that you got yourself a bew sub from me :D

[@briangilson2818]

You are a natural in the bush and knowing to take care of yourself to survive is a must,best wish's love your journey.

[@bradleylaford1526]

Love your Submissions... love the Outdoors... Thanks Katrina ♥

[@AlexSurvival]

Hi Alexis, a nice Video with great techniques, I find great. I think Bushcrafts would be fun with you. All the best and Keep it up Alex Survival.

[@tommygunz8692]

Your channel popped up and I watched...I like bushcraft channel..So of course Iam diggin your channel...Iam now a new subby and will be watching regularly..By the way that steak looked unreal 😎

[@dewfree5869]

This is my first reponse , but not my last!

[@spider5001]

Wow that was great!😀 More of this please🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 I loved it!

[@dewfree5869]

dog!

[@divergentmountainbiking933]

Thank you for taking the time to share your experiences.

[@careenaalexis]

I appreciate you taking the time to watch! Thank you!

[@douglas136]

I've said it before you are one of the few Bushcrafters with any sense. You usually make some sort of chair! I too enjoy sitting.

[@careenaalexis]

HAah thank you! :)

[@jonny2343]

when she crushed that beer can with her boot heel, I instinctively rose up out of my chair, made my way to the kitchen and begun making a sandwhich, but I wasn't even hungry!

[@michaelzimmerman8959]

😀

[@johnsun11]

simp

[@frikkiesmit327]

Waiting for beer can part now 😆

[@DozeyDragoN]

Great, good starting! Best Regards from Germany, DD

[@charlesmichaels6648]

Military mess kit & canteen are useful: Clean food & water. Small entrenching tool, kabar knife, & hatchet are needed. But fire starter is essential & backup. Poncho with liner, & hiking boots are for comfort in summer. Heavy jacket with hood is for nights. Light weight tent, back pack, sleeping bag, hammock, fishing rod, lamp, are helpful. Gas stove (?) (optional). (Forget anything?) Now, where to go. Head out on the hwy, Lookin' for adventure? PS Add Scotch Eyed Auger(0.5" by 4" ).

[@jeffclarkofclarklesparkle3103]

1 stick and some rocks hahaha ...just kidding! Thank you for this list!

[@charlesmichaels6648]

@@jeffclarkofclarklesparkle3103 We enjoy challenge you face with nothing at all, except knowing nature. Impressive. Nice contrast.

[@NorthVikingKing]

I have a extra sense of security watching this because it reminds me I'm not the only one who enjoys drinking alone in nature sometimes. If your head is right and connected with your surroundings it's a nice experience and responsibly of course.

[@NorthVikingKing]

Especially after some hard labour that was all for you to enjoy minutes later. Great videos

[@jnng7463]

your videos are peaceful and calming.

[@careenaalexis]

So goad to hear it, thanks!

[@isaacibnoumaryama5779]

I wanna have drink with you. Lol. Thank for sharing. Good video

[@hopefilledsinner3911]

That nice flat rock would have made a perfect fry pan, get it real hot with coals, sweep the coals clean off the rock and use the residual heat to fry your steak. Works well for crunchy creepy crawlies too.

[@pisom4314]

its nice to just have a little peace & quiet in the woods every now & again!!! thanks for sharing, the steak looked really good!!! hope your felling ok after havin the dentist visit!! IT will get better in a day or so ;)

[@titi6763]

Trop mignonne😘

[@richardstarfire5958]

I enjoyed your video, as an outdoorsman myself, i have never seen the configuration you used for that chair so thank you i've learned something new from you. I hope you do many more because i look forward to seeing you grow in your knowledge of outfitting in the wild. So good luck and i look forward to seeing many more of your videos, gods speed and stay safe.

[@johnnyrushmore2695]

What I like most about you is you being yourself! keep going! Love your vídeos ;-)

[@ming549]

Wow! Finally someone knowingly going to the woods and actually brings an axe and saw for cutting and chopping instead of abusing their knife.

[@themagicdragon2011]

Wtf are you talking about?!... Do you even lift?

[@ming549]

@@themagicdragon2011 Not trying to be rude here, but are you sure you're referencing the right video? Lift???

[@themagicdragon2011]

@@ming549 Lol, obviously I'm here... at this video o.0 It's kind of a figure of speech, a saying. It basically means, "do you even know what you're talking about", are you even an experienced player in this game or are you just judging from some other perspective. Certain things we do with our knives, "is a thing" done without the need or want of judgement from anyone. We could go on and on in a "circular" conversation like this, or you could "see" my point o.0 Try this, do you think that tree's were put here to be made into a chair? No yet they serve that purpose well and who are we to judge? I too am not trying to be rude, only making a point that eludes you, thus hindering a false "timeline"... do you understand?

[@ming549]

@@themagicdragon2011 I appreciate the response. I've had the good fortune to have been backpacking, bushcrafting or whatever the new jargon is for almost fifty years. Yes I'm old I know that. I come from a generation that lived by two sayings 1. right tool for the right job and 2. better to have it and not need it, then need it and not have it. So what perplexes me is that like Alexis(who makes great videos) , if you are going into the woods and intend to "bushcraft(build your own shelter why would you not simply bring the tools that are design to make that job easier? I think even you would agree that anyone using a axe and saw would accomplish the task much quicker. My knife is a Miemietz. I got it in Germany 45 years ago. I still have it and use it when I go as we use to say "to Ground". I imagine you have wonderful skills with your knife that I will never possess. I don't know how old you are but can you say in 45 years after using your knife in the manner you do you'll still have. Still what I said wasn't an insult, it was a philosophical position on bushcrafting. So let me finish with this final thought - Merry Christmas!

[@themagicdragon2011]

@@ming549 No I get it, I just gotta be the one playing "devils advocate" I appreciate your tolerance, Lol... Merry Christmas

[@greenspaceexplorer4576]

Mmm. A delicious brew. That's important. Gotta keep hydrated.

[@JKJeepZilla]

Could you imagine being out for a hike and coming across her cooking a steak and drinking a beer 😁😁😁

[@user-ms3lw3gi4f]

I'd consider that a trap!....lol

[@jasonhowden6908]

Love your videos. Great way to pass the time watching them during these troubled times

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you so much Jason!!

[@frankzimmerman9582]

Your very good at what your doing in the woods ,,love it ,,Keep up the good work ,,Your very pleasent woman to look at and very smart on what your talking about ,,,You make the show seem so calm , and relaxing .. Thank you ,,Love to watch and learn ,,

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you so much!

[@johntaylor346]

That silver birch they have up north goes up in a flash. I like your chair and your saw is a trip.

[@nunyabizniz1977]

My God I love this girl. I need a girl like you lol. Your husband is a very lucky man. Subscribed with notification.👍

[@kan-zee]

1:12 good to see your *take down saw* ....I broke mine, recently ...and gotta to get me a new blade....thanks for reminding me..lol I've been using my folding saw and miss my take down saw. 2:59 a risky technique..but different strokes for different folks..lol I like this silent video...0:00 - 6:30 reminds me a bit of *Primitive Technology* 😎👍💖Good Chair...don't sweat the lashing skills...you'll get it...Nice video.. cheers

[@carls4552]

2:59 a risky? Yes there are better ways to saw, but with a hand saw, not that risky. Now if it were an electric circular saw, doing it that way would be very risky. :)

[@GlassBone710]

Whats the advantage vs a folding saw? My folding saw works AMAZINGLY. But i see those takedown saws on so many bushcradt videos, is it just the traditional tool?

[@zarahsgarden2097]

Ya i love my silky saw. Simple & strong. Japanese quality blade that lasts. 👍

[@ronhart8857]

Very nice video, sorry the bugs were so bad. Great seeing you with the homemade handsaw making a chair to set on near the campfire! The campfire pit was very nice for making you meal! God Bless you, and be safe out there.

[@johnlucia7726]

Awesome job so cool! Love the chair love how you cook right on the fire in the coals.

[@wanderingpanda6556]

Best line of the vid: “who cares? Who are you to judge?” 😆👏🏻 Excellent

[@careenaalexis]

😝👍

[@wanderingpanda6556]

Danny Sutherland ....just a tad over analytical but, sure! Moving right along, the best way to make one of those chairs is to try it out for yourself and have fun doing it 👍🏻

[@StevenKeery]

Geoff C: I found it a strange comment to be honest, asking a question of herself then giving a rather defensive answer. The first of her videos I have watched, so perhaps she has been hassled in previous videos. I liked the music, but didn't like sawing the wood whilst propped against her thigh, (an accident waiting to happen). Joe Robinet made a similar 'A' frame bush chair, incorporating a triangular piece of canvas, it might be more comfortable for you. The canvas wraps up small and is easily carried in the backpack. I kept wondering when the tent, or tarp was going to make an appearance. No light to find your way back out. Falling over tree roots in the dark, not such a good idea. A long-sleeved jacket would have helped with the insects. A good vet might have been able to get that steak back on its feet again. 😁 Stay safe and enjoy your self.

[@careenaalexis]

It was a harmless comment with no deep-reaching connotations. And I’m sure there are many ways to make a bush chair, I chose this way because I hadn’t seen it done before in videos and wanted to try it out. Thanks for watching.

[@StevenKeery]

@@careenaalexis : There probably are many ways. It was the similarity between the chairs that jogged my memory and your comment that your back was a little narrow for the back rest. It's good to learn and try new things, just stay safe whilst learning. All the best.

[@aamirmunawar7067]

Your amazing!!!!!! You have great skills, keep up the good work Women here in the uk are not like you, ie very few are into Bush craft its more of man thing !!!! Im not sexist but i think its great that females know a thing or two about this great skill.. Well done. Aamir uk

[@storiesfilm-kristianwolski7950]

This is really good. Nice pictures and exiting themes. You have my sub. Looking forward to more!! All the best from me!

[@Peerolize]

Living in a studio apartment deep in the heart of the city ... these videos are my escape

[@ronhart8857]

Thank you Alex, fire place, and meal was excellent. The Miskitos where terrible in the woods bitting you. I could hear them in the sound near the fire place. Your a great sport, love the video’s. Be safe, stay healthy, ,& God Bless everyone.

[@rcoutdoors8176]

I love that saw and your beautifully done the is it store bought or homemade if made would love a how to video

[@DrunkBrainAllTheWay]

"Too many hobbies and not enough time", that's also my burden :)) I enjoy too much stuff and can't focus on just one thing.

[@DrTech-pw2cu]

Cool chick, and I mean that as the best compliment.

[@zabriskie1]

Good for you Alexis, is good to see young generation learning out door skills, rather than be indoors spending too much time on a phone plying games. Take care your lovely olly

[@Survival_in_the_wild]

Excellent skills for survival in the wild🤗 VERY GOOD😌

[@Traveling_with_FIVE_Cats]

Out-takes are always fun! ..we miss 'Scrambled O'!

[@ryanmurphy3025]

9:58 "You guys are thinking, what the heck am I doing"? I was thinking "why in the heck am I not doing this right now".

[@outdoorniederrhein6724]

Hi Alexis, a very relaxed bushcraft day with a beautiful lady. Greetings from Germany. Dietmar

[@scottwires7142]

I Didn't Pay Attention To How You Made That Chair I Have Alot On My Mind. Thank You Alexis For The Videos, Makes Me Feel Like I'm In The Outdoors Even If I'm Not. 👍

[@LanceblissfullyWalks]

God bless you on all you adventures, I pray each time you are refreshed and get in touch with your Heavenly Father.

[@teddyjelke2537]

Thanks! yeah I enjoyed watching this video as well, and you’re doing it so far so good , keep up the nice work, happy bushcraft and camping ⛺️ 👍🏼😉, yes! And keep smiling! I love your chair, I think it’s pretty ‘cause it’s nature chair , and I love watching you! Hi from Sacramento California!

[@ryanlee4579]

i'm curious to see the bushcraft entertainment system.

[@imaginemakecreate7651]

Love your videos, Alexis!👍Sound is a little too low, tho.😀

[@danhunik7949]

It is quiet in the woods. Very relaxing.

[@bobcragle1085]

Alelis, I really admire your stamina,you are really amazing at what you do in Bushcraft Chair,Stone Fire Pit,and Lunch on the Coals,not to mention may others, I don't get out and away to often, but when I do I remember your experiences and put them to use.Count me in.

[@mariumrajah]

Girl it was lovely watching you at work

[@Fresh4666]

Awesome by the way you look beautiful

[@dianeandersen150]

Hope you're feeling better after your dental appointment.Give Grizz a bellyrub

[@cathygriffith746]

HELLO KIDS. GREAT VIDEO. HOPE YOU FUR BABY IS GETTING BETTER. SWAMP HUGS FROM LOUISIANA.

[@RyanBe]

Cathy Griffith haha love your comments !!

[@veronicavenus-unfortunatef9039]

Awesome. Don't Understand how anyone could dislike something so wholesome. :) keep em coming fam!

[@careenaalexis]

Awe thank you so much Jennifer!!

[@1959jimbob]

Thank you for doing these videos, you have done a remarkable job with them and many are learning from them including this guy. I appreciate greatly your abilities and drive and especially how you find what nature has left there already to incorporate into your projects. Keep up the great works and keep smiling

[@careenaalexis]

Thank you so so much for your kind words Tom !! I’m so happy to hear you like my videos! :)