during WWII, soldiers often placed photos of their loved ones under the clear grips of their 1911 pistols, a practice that led to these grips being called "sweetheart grips".

sweetheart grips are custom handgun handles that became popular during the world wars, specifically WWII. soldiers would personalize their grips with photos of loved ones or unique designs as a reminder of home. made from materials like wood or plastic, these grips were a way to boost a soldiers spirit during combat.

Everyone I talk to about crypto mentions to me about #XRP and if they should buy XRP or not.

I barely hear ethereum even more it’s XRP, Sui, Solana, or some other coin that should pump hard.

I always tell them if you wish to gamble for short term gains or speculation, sure but if you want long term preservation of (capital, wealth, & money) then #bitcoin is your only hope.

Even the S&P 500 and Gold is no longer needed since humans created a new form of digital money, powered my cryptography: mathematics & science and human connection aka p2p transactions.

Bitcoin is The Way

~ Yogi 🧘🏾‍♂️

Albert Camus' L'Étranger and La Chute. The depressing Notes from Underground by Dostoevsky. There's one more recent book that I reread called The Other Side of Night by Adam Hamdy.

I think maybe only the book nerds will understand this. 😄🫡

Can I jump in here and recommend Dark Matter and Recursion by Blake Crouch? Absolute page turners.

I do the classic ones as well. I have this gorgeous but still small collection of Chiltern Classic books that I love reading oldies from. 😄

Nevermind that the book itself is beautifully bound but they're classics so they're a bit hard to resist.

Currently I'm rereading the dark tower series, literally started book 1 two days ago. I'll read Ready Player One, Dragon Bones/Dragon Blood, The Magic of Recluce, Ender's Game series, The Dresden Files series, Elantris, The Dark Prism series, The Warded Man series... So many 😂🤣

What are some fiction that you've reread because I also do a lot of rereading.

My go to is Max Brooks' World War Z for some reason. I must have reread that twice last year alone.

Makes sense. I have a tendency to finish a book once I start. I rarely put one down for any reason other than I have other things to do.

If you worry about not having enough Bitcoin,

you're either poor or a bear.

0.1 Bitcoin is a shitton

Wow. I sometimes do 1 audio and 1 book but 3 at the same time? Wild!

It is called L'Homme foudroyé by Blaise Cendrars

A man who respects my reading time because he also has a reading time is our little corner in heaven.

I'm going to watch it. Ty.