Wow, that's crazy! I don't think I've ever seen that many people there... in at least 20+ visits.

Re-finding life and meaning in life is such a beautiful experience! And it so often starts with finding joy and gratitude in simply What Is, not from big plans for a future that might never come. As Ram

Such a beautiful, strange and almost otherworldly place. We used to go there a lot, because my mother-in-law actually lived in the village of Joshua Tree. We'd stay at the Harmony Motel in Twentynine Palms

Tagging @acidyo here - maybe there is a tip to share! That's a great idea! He has more experience working with — and integrating — external platforms than virtually anyone else in the Hivesphere.

Maybe part of the approach here could be to offer Hive as a sort of benefit to your existing patrons... instead of phrasing it as "a move" phrase it as a new "benefit" that offers patrons

It's a great idea, and I'm glad you're giving it some potential "air time" here! I'm glad you're exploring this from the perspective of someone who has been part of the community for a long time.

Moving is a nightmare, for sure! And I am not looking forward to this next move, but at least we have a good long time horizon to work with, knowing that it's going to be spring/summer 2026. I'm trying

Nah, the particular subspecies I am referring to are the ones who are almost violently possessive of their freedom, while lacking the intelligence/insight to understand the concept of reciprocity. Somehow,

Nothing very "free" about it! It figures, though... property taxes here are heinous.

Interesting you you say that. My life was at its most manageable and compact shortly after my divorce, and right after having moved four times in three years. For once, it didn't feel overwhelming. Now

As I think I mentioned, I owe being here to feeling utterly disgusted with Facebook, almost exactly eight years ago. People were being massively disrespectful and arbitrarily attacking each other following

Not something we see much, here. The municipalities even make it very difficult to create affordable places to live, by setting up all kinds of laws to prohibit dwellings below a certain size, and even

Wow! I must have been doing it wrong for all these years! Always loved this Krishnamurti quote: "It's no sign of health to be well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society."

I guess they get so utterly wrapped up in making the next dollar that they don't have time for such things as relaxing...

Sad reflection on a growing part of the human species, it seems. You become "the bad guy" when you point out that someone is engaging in sketchy behavior. And often, the complaint is wrapped

Thank you.

That cat was just a "turn up" and when it kept coming around my mom eventually declared "SOMEbody has to take care of the poor thing" and started feeding it. The rest is history...

Thank you! My years in Corporate work taught me how to "mask" my introversion and preference for being alone pretty well... but I have still never gotten comfortable being "out there,"

That's funny! And I can totally relate. And I guess I have become more comfortable with not feeling like I must "mask" my ADHD and forgetfulness.

Seattle is particularly crazy, when it comes to property prices... Our daughter and son-in-law bought an outdated, ill maintained 3/1 that has been a "hoarder house" in the Northgate area and