Good one! And yes, I really relate to that!

You make a good point! I ended up at "psychological typologies" as a result of a growing dis-ease with my surrounding environment... so I delved deeper into understanding the "why's"

I have a feeling that much of the time the whole "finding yourself" is simply a label we put on the gradual realization that whatever "consensus norms and reality" of the moment might

It's interesting to see how different things cost in different places; thanks for sharing it like this. Here in the USA, in a local market, The tomatoes would be about the same; the cherries about $3,

The US is a particularly strange cesspool of mixed messages. And it's pretty toxic. The machinery in this country is driven by eternal marketing of the idea that we much eternally seek more of everything,

That sounds like a wise way to approach it. We can certainly learn from the past... but life happens NOW.

In retrospect, I went through many years of discovering that when it seems like something is "missing" from my life, the answer to finding it isn't very often "out there," it is inside

Thanks for your kind words! For the most part, I'd say the path to living a reasonably happy life is to be aware that the bad parts are there and exist, while directing our energy at whatever it is we

Well, Hive is a lot better than Farcebook when it comes to having a lot to say... and interacting with others who also have a lot to say.

Thanks @lizelle, I am indeed very proud of her! Yes, I think she has joined Silver Bloggers. It's also nice that she is active here since she has a substantial external social media following, and her

You are the bravest person I know. I have missed your writing. Welcome back.

She is a wise one, that Smudge!

Thankfully, we're not currently stuck in the "have to sell some to pay for life" category, although we have been there and that would massively suck at the present time. Hopefully things will

My perspective actually comes from the reverse of the guy in the video's... I'm a Danish national living in the USA. I think the US was less "broken" when I first arrived here in 1981 for University,

Word of the day is definitely gratitude. That must have been a totally horrible experience. Glad she's OK. Still... be alert to "complications" for a week or so; the adrenaline flow of the moment

Thankfully, any selling I "had to"* undertake is behind us, so now I can just ignore it all and get back to blogging. I remember (as do you, I'm sure) adding a LOT of tokens to my stack during

Sorry to hear it man... that sucks giant donkey dicks! Yeah, that shit is real... I've had it twice; the "original" version not long after it showed up, and god-knows-what-other version early

The lows are always good times to stay really busy with content creation. I built a ton of my account (might have been before your time?) on "Hive 1.0" when the token was around $0.07 and even

Welcome back to the strange and wonderful world of the crypto-blogosphere!

I've long found a lot of irony in the fact that "conservatives" actually don't value life. "We prohibit you from aborting an unwanted pregnancy because we see that as KILLING, so we force