I am very passionate and you know, quite a huge advocate about going why at the county and fosting-adopt a child. I think it’s very not well known in the general public, especially for women who have spent $100k on fertility treatments and often sit empty-handed with no child. Meanwhile in our own communities there are thousands and thousands of waiting children. What was surprising to me, I think that there is still stigma to children in foster care who are ready to adopt they have those empty-looking eyes, that they are all certain ways. I for example, told my adoption agency Children of Los Angeles which I love and adore tremendously. I told them Don’t color match me. I want an exotic child, do not give me a white child. Because I find that very intriguing, so my child is African and was born in Los Angeles. And I met a lot of single parents, you know couples gay parents who said We want our child to look like our own ethnic background because we think it’s easier. And I think it’s important to point out that in our own community there is literally every race – there are white, Asian, Latino, mixed, African American, you name it. And there are thousands of them and they are usually very healthy, beautiful talented children, who really want a home and who want a family. I went to an adoption fail, something I’m not necessarily a fan of. Imagine as a child you are being passed to an adoption fail. I went and I met this beautiful 4 years old blonde girl with curls and blue eyes. And I was matched up with her to spend the day with her. And I walked around playing with her and I asked her, it was in November, and I asked her What do you want for Christmas? And she look at me and she said All I want is a mommy. And it’s still difficult to talk for me about that but I just feel like there is a way to fost-adopt system in a very magical way that a parent or a single parent who has decided to be a mother. I mean the perfect child is out there and you will not have to pay and you will have amazing guidance. And it’s a little bit a roller-coaster potentially but it’s actually something which I personally believe, as a pragmatic person is sometimes way more obvious than spending a lot of money going to international countries and really not taking the time finding out how a difference could be made in front of our own door.