I don't schedule, but I do use lists. As in I list things that need to be done, no matter how small, so I don't forget. Then I cross things off when I've done them. Some days are more productive than others.

I'm surprised they're wasting precious land storing these old buses, when they could have sold them for scrap metal and earned some money from that amount of steel that could be recycled.

So - do people think everyone who needs to be evacuated from Afghanistan will get out on time? And what will happen to those who don't make it out?

If 50,000 new accounts signed up, are we seeing a corresponding spike in activity on Hive? Or are these just investment accounts where people want to stash some money and do a bit of curation by bot?

September and October are storm seasons, so I for one will be sad to see August end.

In Britain it usually rains a lot in winter, and people spend that time cosily indoors, reading, or watching movies or generally doing indoors stuff.

Physical laziness is sometimes caused by external conditions - like the weather, it might be too hot to move, Mental laziness is caused by inner conditions and inner motivation, which we all control.

Well I googled Hoyle Ing Dyeworks and found the following article from 2016: It was supposed to be turned into "13 luxury homes" and work was supposed to start "the next few months".

Think about all the soldiers who served in Afghanistan, some getting injured and losing legs and arms. All for nothing. I wonder how they cope.

I think that when people reach middle age, they're so busy just coping with day to day life, their goal is simply to get to the weekend when they can get some rest.

I procrastinate - that's what is holding me back. I dither too much and waste time dithering.

If crypto regulation means that coins like Hive can be on the western exchanges (Kraken, Coinbase), then I'm happy about it.

I only upgrade my laptop when it stops working. I've had my current one for five years now.

I got vaccinated - didn't even feel the needle going it, it was that thin. No real after effects either apart from a sore arm for a day.

Most instances of love are nothing to do with reason, just instinct and feeling

My biggest dream is to get my mortgage paid off, so I don't have to worry about my shelter anymore.

They are both 50 kilograms and thus both weigh the same.

When I was a child, I read an Enid Blyton book about a secret island where they made a house out of willow stalks. Anyway for a long time as a child I was convinced that a house could be built out of stalks,

I was meant to be visiting my family last month, but then my mother got ill and didn't want guests around, so we'll be going up this month as she has now recovered.

Nah. Am cleaning the house and trying to do some gardening (cutting the hedge that is getting rather overgrown).