Absolutely, we are heaps better. No work today either so we will bush walk and look for orchids.

I don't want to cop the fine! It's a few hundred dollars I can't afford. Not to say I didn't complete bungle it so it messes with their data 😂 The heat and dry is a real worry. I know it'll be coming

I hear you, I was at that point too where I would use an Ai image if I couldn't find one. Not anymore though - it's just lazy. We could find images before! Even if they are Pixabay or whatever, with

That flat needs to keep it's mouth shut - it better be careful or you will walk right over it :P

Agnostic?

Oh yes, there are man caves absolutely, but 'Men's Sheds' are a community shed where they have lots of tools and things and a space for men to gather and build and fix things. You might pay a fee if you

Yeah I love Hive for this too! I think they need rotting wood and cool and damp too...

They're pretty cool. All mushrooms just fascinate me!

No it doesn't taste of anything! But I figure that it adds nutrients....

Here we have Mens Sheds but that's mainly for retirees. Pretty good though... They build stuff too.

I don't understand the selling pressure when it's this low. Is it just larger stake holders selling off or is it across the board? Seems to me staking rewards would have to apply to Hive too of HBD went

I'll only write a review if I feel super strongly about it.

That is so lovely, thanks so much. And ditto!!

Oh yes a good script is everything! That's what worries me about AI in film. Sigh.

Oh it does. If you're only here for the money there's no point.

Even though we live far away it'd be nice to know I'm not the only person left in the world 😂

Hahahahha that's very sweet.

The community will let you back in once it's seen a few more authentic posts from you. We are here to help.

I like feeling part of this community. There's a lot of people here I love and can't imagine not keeping in touch here. I love the global stories here too. And more people read me - and see me - here than

I really liked this too, though I can't recall a helluva lot about it. Jane Campion famously did the Piano, so it was bound to have a bit of well excuted tragic drama in a very particular landscape.