seiu, aft, ufw, billy from my and we havechicago, got the massachusetts afl-cio up for, and give it everybodythe greater boston labor council for hosting this great breakfast. it is always good to be back in boston, especially when the weather is like this. fall is going to be in the air, students coming back. thursday and i have got a lot of good memories of this city. i was thinking about when i was a student here. truth is, i was in the library so i did notime, get to have as much fun as i should have. a couple years ago, i stood witness as you showed the world compete withdy can boston's strong, and then there -- then there was that convention that you hosted back in 2004, before i had a motorcade. traffic at logan was a little tougher back then, and you were kind enough to welcome us, and unknown state senator who had a funny name, and it has been 11 years since then. i have added a few gray hairs. i have earned every one of them. oh, see their. -- there. there you go. see, now i really feel good. but the words that i spoke that night in 2004 are the same ones that generations of america