I always smoke a lot of weed but barely ever drink. But today was an ice bath, 5 beer & 5 blunt day!🍻🍻🍻🍄🍄🍄🚬🚬🚬💪💪💪✊✊✊🖕🖕🖕

Instead of frequently doing/joining Twitter Spaces, I'm thinking of firing up #Nostr Nests going forward.

A good idea or nah?

Is there significant interest here on #nostr for macro, investing and (obviously) Bitcoin-related discussions?

I'd love to build and share ideas more on #nostr rather than on X.

Months later, deleting twitter feels like ending a relationship with someone who’d once been an uplifting influence, but became a self-destructive, emotional vampire. You knew it wasn’t healthy, but you kept making excuses.

Until, finally, you’d had enough. You cut them out, and you don’t look back.

Norwegian and Swiss Central Banks are doubling down on #Bitcoin by investing in MicroStrategy—Norway's Central Bank now owns over 1.1 million shares.

I still get excited when groceries arrive and when I tore the paper bag open I found… a single stick of celery that I did not order.

Celery is the vegetable that all the other vegetables don’t want to invite round for dinner. It brings nothing to the table. Watery bastard.

Celery and I have had a very distant relationship over the years. I know it’s part of the parsley family and parsley has such wonderful taste and brilliant presentation, but celery is the one vegetable that I have no interest in.

The universe has a rather good sense of humour - if you let it.

Go out of your way to give people positive feedback.

When someone makes you laugh or learn, tell them.

It's easy to assume they know, but they really might not.

One of my problems with my real-world friends and semi-online friends is that I'm viewed as cold and distant. Kind of on the spectrum, one might say.

I incorrectly assume that since I like their stuff, they must know I like their stuff, which isn't always the case. Instead they're more like, "wtf is Lyn thinking?" In other words, I'm semi-retarded at personal interactions. I'd like more people to know how much I like what they do.

Online or offline, whenever it's comfortable, tell people they're doing good work. Say hi. Tell them thanks. Give gratitude.

Nostr does this better than Twitter, from my experience. Keep it up, lads and lasses.

Oh thanks for the recommendation, we definitely want to visit both of those places, I’d like to visit Vietnam as well

I wrote you very long reply but primal is a pain in the ass sometimes. Short answer: got to Cambodia via Thailand cheap, gives you more time to decide and people and old temples of Angkor are honestly the most amazing places I have ever visited.

Switzerland is crazy expensive way. My American cousin used to get paid pretty well at an American school there and used to mark his class homework on the train because all they could afford was a teeny tiny flat. Texas is more expensive than it was but it seems cheap compared to our almost flaming houses.