Hi! I’m new here, and honestly, a bit nervous to get started. I’m a homeschooling mom of two and run a small bookkeeping business. I’ve always been passionate about minimalism, organization, and finding ways to optimize my time. While I’ve never been comfortable creating TikTok videos, I’m excited to share on here what’s worked for me in balancing everything—homeschooling, running a business, and making time for what matters most.

I’d love to connect, share ideas, and learn from others along the way. #introductions

GM

Ignoring the public square, outside of North America ALL coordination happens on WhatsApp.

Moms groups, traffic police groups, raw milk, bars, doctors, lawyers, etc...

Facebook, Twitter, signal, iMessage, all these things don't exist.

It's ALL WhatsApp.

Anyone working on that?

GM

gm, we’re winning.

GM

I want to participate in democracy.

Where do I vote Christine Lagarde out?

You gotta admit he nailed it here:

"It turns out that only people with the ability to hyper fixate are morally outraged by the monopoly on violence."

Friendly reminder that most libertarians are autistic or ADHD.

It turns out that only people with the ability to hyper fixate are morally outraged by the monopoly on violence.

Everyone else is primarily concerned with the things that are 6 inches in front of their face.

People should zap more

Including me

GM

Things we use everyday that probably won’t exist in 10 years:

- phone numbers

- credit/debit cards

What else?

#asknostr

GM

it's a touch job but someone's gotta do it

My husband’s 8-year-old niece is having a birthday party with relatives and friends invited. But all seven friends declined to come, one by one, either due to getting sick or family issues or because some of them have big tests.

And the mom was hesitant to tell her about the last ones, including her best friend, being unable to come, since that final piece of news is devastating. So when we arrived, the niece was super happy, dressed up like a princess, showing us all the decorations and picking which colored forks each of her friends would have for the cake.

Basically, the expectations and reality couldn’t be more starkly different. It was like a comedy show setting up for a sad punchline. And eventually the mom dropped the bombshell, crying ensued, etc. The niece said this would be awful since her party would be all adults talking.

So, now I’m playing My Little Pony with her for damage control. Next, I’m going to blow up a lot of balloons to throw around with her and challenge her to see how many she can keep in the air at once. And then she wants to watch Inside Out 2 together.

How’s your day going?