You are welcome. A life without regrets is what it's all about, you know he has lived well and you have your memories and stories to keep him alive. I'm sure you, your family and friends will always remember

I'll try to write a few posts about it. I'll have to get some photography for that, maybe come up with recipes too but I have a few, I'm not sure how to approach the subject and be interesting about it

Sorry for your loss and be strong. May he rest in peace. xox

I can't say I'm as prepared as you tho, no generator but we do have gas for cooking, a lot of candles and terracotta pots for heat for winter. Of course guns and ammo, might lack experience using them

20, 000 pair of eyes is pretty good! That's quite the audience. I'm with you that most people will discover it like you did, reading articles on other social media and will have nothing to do with the

Just roll with the punches, we should always be learning new skills our entire life, it just makes us better in the end even if it's just to gain perspective.

Thanks! The landscape is so beautiful, hard to take bad pictures of it. That's where the #watertaster photo I posted comes way up in them hills from (where you see the blue ice) just different time of

That's just part of being a responsible adult to have some sort of strategy just in case crap goes sideways for a while, things can happen so fast, the proactive generally can weather the storm especially

At this point, every bit helps even if it's just catching up the revenue you lost over the last few months. who knows what direction we are headed into plus it isn't a huge commitment for now. If it doesn't

Well, if you can save it and put it back in later, it's just a little bump in the road, it's best in times like these to have a little side stash in case it comes to that, we never know what the rest of

That's wonderful, some welcomed good news! Good luck to you on your new side gig! When new doors open, walk on thru. Covid has been disruptive on most people, it's not always a bad thing forcing us to

We are the same, once this thing started we stopped spending on non-essentials, we are pretty good with our spending anyway but it still sucks, I like moving forward not backward. good luck on your new

Thanks! I do my best, spell check does a lot of the work too! hehe. Yup grew up as french as it gets, didn't learn english until late teens, early adulthood. This virus is kicking everyone in the wallet,

I know old hag eh! lol you are right it's not, I could swing by for a week or so and get a head start on where I want to go in the future. I'm not overly attached to any hive outcome either, just a nice

I love history too, that would be so cool to see. You probably don't have to pick a favorite, this world has so many unique interesting things as amazing as the next. Salt mines would be cool too, I never

Lol I'm not that young I just look it! not too bad tho, be 40 in a couple of years I think, I stopped counting at 29 and that was quite some time ago but I get what you are saying, I still have lots of

That's cool, you keep adding things to my list to do! Ours isn't that elaborate tho, it builds over the winter and melts in the spring, it's from underground run-off.

My guess is at -2 you probably never seen an ice cave then.

lol, you should be fine with that! I don't think anything can keep you warm at these temperatures anyway, not even whiskey.

I know I'll make it out of here and visit the world someday but I don't want $$ to be an issue, maybe like a retirement plan or something if hive goes to the moon and somehow can replace my current income