I don’t know who needs to hear this, but Jesus loves you! Also, pencils will clog your toilet.

1/2 yard of sand in the bed of my truck and they are having so much fun with tractors, tunnels, and trucks. Time to put down my phone and go play in the sand.

Our first Opening Day (yesterday) of dove season with our boys was a success. We found a horny toad too.

At times, discovering Bitcoin has led me into a desert of conviction—moving forward with certainty, yet alone. The path feels right, but without a tribe, the journey is quiet, even lonely. It puts off “Road Less Traveled / Not Taken” vibes. That’s not inherently a bad thing - just sometimes unfamiliar. Nonetheless, onward I go.

Throwing it back to the 2000s-2010s when a $100 bill turned us underage Texans into kings for a weekend in a border town (Acuna, Mexico)! 🍻 Those carefree trips, filled with laughter and adventure, feel like a different world now. I’m sure things weren’t as safe as I remember (and there’s much that I don’t), but it’s a shame that border violence and maybe a lack of youthful daring keep today’s college kids from these epic road trip weekends.

How it started, left (2012, when I got married). How it’s going, right (once I got orange pilled c. FTX collapse).

Is there a @SoapMiner or @Ben Justman🍷 of deodorant out there? I feel like this is a market sector that would have some demand from Bitcoiners. My wife instructs me to buy something clean/quality, but the store is full of highly marketed crap.

Sunday Gunday

@Ben Justman🍷 Do you know if Jim Crider is planning to have some of your wine to serve at his upcoming shindig in Montana?

I wonder if any University Athletic Departments (or their collectives) are offering to pay their athletes’ NLI and revenue sharing money in Bitcoin?

The 75th Annual “Biggest Little Rodeo in Texas” in O’Donnell, Texas was all the best things about small town America: Family, community, God, and pride in America.