No, my parents were rather, I think, surprised to find that they had a budding scientist in the family, because they had very little scientific background as far as they were… well, my… my father had to go and… and help run his factory because his father had died… died at a… at a rather young age, and… but they had a, sort of, literary circle and they would read plays and this kind of thing. I never attended those, I always remember going to sleep while all the people were arriving and things of that sort. It was in… it was in Northampton, provincial England. And… and… but they were very… especially… especially my mother, I think, were… were very supportive; they thought, sort of, science was important and they wanted to encourage me so I didn’t have any… they didn’t… they didn’t know what to do in order to help me. I remember at one stage they tried… they asked some physicist they’d met who happened to be visiting the town, it was a friend… what, you know, what should he do? And so on. They didn’t know themselves and they certainly… were very little help in explaining scientific things to me. It was just the opposite. I would usually have to explain things to my mother because she wasn’t very scientific minded.