I think it's translated and it is supposed to be today.

And Nostr is purpled themed because its a mix of blues and reds?

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That's wonderful 👍. Mixing with the locals is definitely the best way to learn a new Ianguage. I ived in Thailand for many years and some of the 'street carts' are very reminiscent of this. Also, I love eating street food in South East Asia, some of the best meals I have ever had. Have an awesome weekend 🧡

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-THE ISLAND LIFE-

In 1892, a hot potato vendor peddles his wares on the busy streets of Manhattan, offering a popular and simple snack to New Yorkers. Known as “Mickeys,” these hot, baked potatoes were a beloved street food in the late 19th century. Vendors like this one would walk the city, selling the warm, starchy potatoes wrapped in paper or cloth. They were not just a quick and affordable snack but also served a practical purpose during cold weather, as many people would carry them in their pockets to use as makeshift hand warmers on frigid days.

Hot potatoes were especially popular among the working class and immigrants in Manhattan, providing both sustenance and warmth for those on the go. Street vendors were a common sight in the city during this period, offering an array of cheap and accessible food options for a rapidly growing urban population. The hot potato, often eaten in between work shifts or on the way home, was part of a broader culture of street food that provided comfort and nourishment amidst the hustle of daily life.

The tradition of selling hot potatoes, with their dual function as both a snack and a source of warmth, represents a unique aspect of the urban experience in 19th-century New York. This photograph not only captures a moment in the life of a street vendor but also reflects the ingenuity and resourcefulness of city dwellers who found practical solutions to everyday needs. The image provides a nostalgic glimpse into the past, showcasing a time when simple pleasures like a warm potato could provide both sustenance and a small respite from the harsh realities of city life.

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i have too many stories of being pulled into nightmares

I call on his/her presence. Many years ago I was told this ascended master saint and archangel Michael were amongst my team of light beings benefactors and I've integrated it into my practice now for close to a decade to call on their presence, protection and particularly alchemical transmutational power of the violet flame of St Gemain. ☺️ It works miracles and casts a veil of blessings for and onto me.

it's important to be conscious of it though... going to new places is a major trigger... starting relationships is another trigger... having a severe illness is another trigger, they all put you into that "clean slate" state and it's really important to be aware of it because there are people out there who when they spot you in this state will try to lure you into their little "brave new world" and send you to hell for another decade...

Try to rationalize this.

Imagine the day the US Government officializes its #Bitcoin purchasing plan.

yeah, moonlight too...

and dirt...

in my situation i feel like something that was important to the process was getting into a new environment to really break out... to be honest, the place i lived the last 11 months was ok, but in too many ways unpleasant... too many people around, too many dogs, too many buildings at all near me...

i keep looking at the epic goat track i mean to go on a walk on and after just walking to the nearest town with the post office i know that it is not a small undertaking, i will spend half a day, at least, just to go far enough to get to the next town in the other direction over the mountain

lots to look forward to

i will also of course take photos, because there will be ruins all over the place to get photos of... i know even right at the start of that goat track there is an old store room burrowed into the side of the mountain that used to be like a transfer station when ships came here to drop off and pick up supplies on their way to brazil and back etc...

yeah, man, that is harsh... but it's interesting we have sympatico and i also have had a brush with kidney failure as well

i didn't quite get to the point of totally crippled but i could hardly even manage more than climbing a few flights of stairs and i pushed myself really hard to just do 5-8 mile walks here on the island this last year... ok it's pretty hilly terrain but it still was hard and i pushed myself to do it anyway, because the alternative was being on some lame hardly ever bus timetable and i knew i needed the exercise

anyway, it's over the peak of the hill for me now, i'm starting to recover

i've had peripheral neuropathy and muscle weakness from kidney problems... i'm starting to get on top of that now, looking forward to getting into a training regime agin, all ready to go i know how this works...

the local environment is really good for high intensity cardio too... no need to sprint, these slopes are hard core

yeah, maybe just first increase the intensity by doing more reps per set

the beginner's problem is how great it is you overdo it and hit a wall with your progress... literally need to take days off between exercise days, just a PSA 😉