Yeah! That worked perfectly.

Except now I’m probably overusing it when I don’t have to…the actual need is for <expressions whose value will be evaluated at a later time then when the syntax of the referring expression is processed> – i.e. callbacks, promises, etc. But in an interpreted language, where any function can be used as a callback…not sure I see where the dividing line is in terms of writing the methods. Maybe I’m missing something simple.