There is a memeorable scene in Jane Austin's Pride and Prejudice in which Mrs. Bennet, realizing that her daughter Mary not only shouldn't play piano in public, but has been doing so for a bit longer than the other party guests might have liked, tells her, "That will do extremely well, child. You have delighted us long enough. Let the other young ladies have time to exhibit."

After nearly 8 years here we are closing up shop. Time to move on to other things. We may have delighted you all, but wouldn't want to overstay the welcome. After all, there are other young ladies who might want to exhibit...

Many thanks for being part of a lovely chapter.