Yep, the dad bod sneaks up on you and once it’s taken over, it’s very hard to get rid of. I was doing pretty well until my third child was born. Then I succumbed. 🤣 I’m back again for now. Still pretty

Thanks. No destination and yet, every moment arriving. 😉

All walks are nice these days, even in the heat. They’re a good opportunity to reset and observe.

That’s a nice compliment. Thank you. I appreciate you stopping by.

Cicadas are such a part of summer in Japan, and for the past two summers, for whatever reason, it seems to me like they are appearing later and later in the season. It’s one of those things that you can’t

Thank you.

Yes, it can be a hot place, especially this time of year. Thank you for your concern. We had some big changes and unfortunate happenings over the past half a year, so it’s been hard to set aside time for

I think AI was modeled after you and your automatic poem generator brain. ;-) I have some good watermelon filled stories from previous summers, but something tells me most of their humor would probably

Thank you @bluejay. It feels good to make a post again. Falling out of a habit is so easy, but getting back into one can take time. I’ve been sitting on this post and meaning to share it for a while.

Thank you for reading and commenting. Yes, it’s quite hot. Not as hot as it could be, but hot enough. Especially, in the afternoon.

Thank you. I’ll look into it some more.

So what does this mean for Leo token holders that have acquired their tokens from the early days of Leo on the Hive blockchain? I don’t understand the difference between heLEO and sLEO.

Interesting. I never knew the history behind that term. I always assumed it was just a regional variation, like a slang word almost. It’s amusing that an act of conformity seems to be rebellious 150 years

Niigata also has a geisha culture, and you can occasionally see them walking the streets and/or performing at cultural events. They go by a different name though, geigi.

They’re certainly hard to miss. I can’t believe how people just carry them around like permanent accessories while they’re walking, working, driving, etc. It seems like a symptom of massive insecurity

I feel like this one is changing pretty quickly. It’s still not nearly as common as it is in other countries, but I wouldn’t be surprised if it were in five years. I hope the younger generation in Japan

Thank you. 😊

Happy birthday to you!

a cold damp rain stirring the pot the stew thickens