Ack! Yes, I know ALL about starting too many things and ending up with chaos!

You're welcome; good luck!

This is a wonderful topic! I was just writing a post about hobbies and came here to get the link to the community to add... and saw that you are doing Postage Stamps for February, so I added that in the

Just a little bit at a time has a way of adding up to something, if you just stay patient with it!

Thank you for nominating one of my posts! And congratulations @nancybriti1!

Thank you!

I haven't tried, myself, but around here the easiest (allegedly!) way to buy crypto with cash is the Coinstar change machine at our local Safeway. I don't know what sort of commissions they charge, but

Well, I suppose it's only natural in some way that our hardships — little and large — are what we end up relating over. And in this world in which we live? Smooth sailing seems to be quite the rarity!

Thank you for your good wishes and kind words!

Thank you! It's just nice to think we can leave "something" for the future in a generally accessible place. And given that we will likely be moving more and more towards a highly digitized future,

Sadly, most of the original aspects of "Netiquette" have been long lost... in particular "don't say anything to someone online that you wouldn't say to their face." I think it's turning

The world is well on its way to a dark hole, if you ask me. Two things I see with that stunt of hers (which I read about a few weeks back): One, we have become incredibly depersonalized. Not just in terms

Thank you... I suppose we all have our "grumpy days," now and then!

I know my mother definitely did her best, according to whatever she believed was the right thing to do. And I choose to mostly focus on the good, and have gratitude for those lessons.

I'm not entirely sure the Hive Morality Police have any consensus idea about what they are trying to control/curtail. Thinking back to the earliest days of the old chain, it seemed like frustrated

I do believe that the whole "mind over matter" issue is far more important in our lives than most people give it credit for. The notion that "thoughts become things" is ancient... and

I have come to increasingly value and be grateful for those early lessons in self reliance, they seem to have become more and more important as the years roll by. Although he died when I was 18, my dad

Thank you @ewkaw, I hope to continue for many more!

These definitely are very interesting times! As for retirement, I sincerely doubt I ever will... but I am grateful for the fact that my work is generally "light" and not dependent on physical

Hah! Shrinkflation has hit everything here. That said, I am genuinely impressed by the way some manufacturers have managed to create larger looking packaging, while reducing the net weight of what's inside.