That's my coffee cup. There's still coffee in it. I almost have a full pot drank as I procrastinate.
There's six inches of light fluffy snow to plow, blow, and shovel. Plus firewood to split, hay to feed, and tires to take off my mail jeep.
I waited too long on that one too. The snow tires need to go on before the snow flies. LOL. Thankfully I have two other mail vehicles with snows on them. A lot of carriers don't have that option. Times are getting tougher.
I know once I go out I won't be back in until after dark. Words keep coming up. I've got things to say and it feels like play. I gotta go with it.
I helped my nephew, who is now 16, buy one dollar of Bitcoin after Thanksgiving Dinner. I had my coffee cup with me. So he asked me about Bitcoin. :-)
Hayden, my middle son who is also 16, warned him. He's experienced my long windedness on the subject.
The power was out during our Thanksgiving at my mom's. So we all had more time to chat.
He started with a question, "What is Bitcoin?" Then he went on to tell me about the investment class he is taking as a junior. He told me they are are learning about stocks, bonds, and treasuries but nothing about Bitcoin.
That irritated me. Because I think Bitcoin is the future of money. This fiat money system we currently live under causes a lot of systemic pain.
I didn't tell him that. I tried to help him along in learning about Bitcoin.
I have made many attempts in helping people close to me learn about Bitcoin. This was probably the easiest. I simply helped him get off zero by making a one dollar purchase with his Cash app account on his phone.
They charged him a quarter for the purchase. All said and done he had 75 cents worth of Bitcoin. I told him to hold on to it as long as he can and watch it. And he will learn a lot about the ups and downs of Bitcoin. But in the end it will was always go up. That's what it's engineered to do.
I hope he hangs on to it and learns more about it. It seems to be the more you learn about it the more you buy. Atleast that's been my experience.
I have to move snow now. Until next time. :-)
