I'm grateful for the fact that Austria has such delicious pumpkins. They're one of the best things in my life right now. :D

Good for you! I was homeschooled and it was wonderful. I don't think my parents really had a plan, they mainly let us explore the things we were most interested in. The UK authorities didn't seem to take

Looked like a super fun day! I especially liked the bit with Snowgo and the light sabre at the end. Once when I visited Iceland, my mum and I went in a huge truck a bit like that one, but it was travelling

Yes! That moment when a certain customer comes in and suddenly all of your colleagues are elsewhere. I took the same approach when I worked part-time in the library near my parents' house. Treat the grumpy

Aww, I'm happy for her. There are certainly worse passions to have. But maybe some of your golden advice about being present in the moment wouldn't go amiss. ;) I have to say I really miss CDs. These days

Very true. Once I shared kind of an emotional experience in a post. The week after, I was amazed when a friend stopped me in the gym and told me she could totally relate to what I'd described and that

LOVE that thumbnail. What a great picture! The facial expressions and that casual way you're holding the hammer. You guys are awesome. If I saw it on a postcard I'd totally buy it to add to the art display

Ahh the joy of one's first e-reader! I remember when I got mine in 2010 - a huge, chunky Kindle that my parents ordered for me from your side of the pond. I had to have an adapter so I could charge it

Thanks for the comment! Certainly for this artist in particular ;) Hope things are going well for you too. Steem on!

Wow, Atlas Shrugged. I've never attempted that one. That's a great idea having the audio book as well. What sort of device are you listening on? And do you find it's a pain skipping forward to find the

Yay, wheat free! Looking forward to the recipe :)

What a lovely hobby to do as a family. You guys are really lucky to have such beautiful nature close by. I like seeing how the scenery around where you live changes with the seasons. That dangerous spot

I also really liked that. Was nice to be able to watch the video from your post instead of waiting for dTube to load. It feels disloyal to say it but I've had a lot of trouble with videos dTube and these

I feel the same! Although we have different lives and very different focuses for our Steemit posts, it always seems like there's some level of kindred spirit shining through. I love reading and hearing

Great video! Absolutely agree that there is always something positive to be found in each and every post we make. Maybe it isn't received as well as you hoped, but like you say, perhaps there was a great

Haha that shop announcer sounded funny. Wonder what she was saying.

What a great story, and really nice to hear about your background, although of course I had read parts of it before. Good for you following your dream (good for your friend for encouraging you!), and what

Oh cool, which other languages can you read? I guess Arabic must be one of them. More?

As with any book choice, I think it depends what you're in the mood for. Wildfell Hall is definitely more dramatic. The scenes are more varied, more stuff happens and the focus is concentrated mostly outwards.

Thank you very much for the sincere compliment. I am very grateful to @curie for their sterling work. Haha, no, not at all! To be honest, Bella is a source of inspiration to me too. Every time I wear my