You win for the most random contest @elitemoonshiner,

distracted as my wife returned home today after 6 weeks

Being "distracted" is a cool way to describe the welcome home ceremony.

Is it better to be a big fish in a small pond or a small fish in a big pond?

If you are speaking biologically the answer is too obvious. A big fish in a small pond will soon die. A small fish in a big pond will find competition and dangers but will always have a place to hide and always room to grow.

If you are speaking financially or socially then perhaps it may seem more fun to be a big fish in a small pond. You can throw your weight around and get things done locally. The problem is that when there is trouble in the small pond you are the first to be blamed and you are the first to be caught and fried.

It seems then it is better to be a small fish in a big fish pond. At least you can swim away and no one will notice you. It is easy to blend in with new environments and just keep swimming...

How about on social media?

This is the eye opening question. Hive is a tiny pond compared to the huge ocean of Centralized social media. Would you rather be a whale on Hive or a minnow on youtube???... That question is not fair because it is comparing apples and Daphne fruits. A better question is, "Would you rather be a small dolphin on Hive or the biggest whale on Proofofbrain?"

Being the biggest whale has too many responsibilities. I kind of enjoy just swimming around and not being noticed. I'll take the third biggest whale position^^

Fish food

!PIZZA