So here I am. I thought I would just go to the keyboard and start writing, as some things did come to mind, but I wasn't inspired to go with it. Yet, I am writing.
I found out that there will be a hardfork on Hive on October 6, 2020. Well, that is what I read. What does that mean? I don't know. All I know is that I will just have to keep on writing, until I can't write for some reason. I am remembering another hardfork on Steemit where none of us could post for awhile.
Well, will that happen this time? I don't know. I don't even know much about the hardfork.
What I do know is that we have got to get back and write, write, write. Well, I have seen some that have slowed down or even stopped writing. I encourage all that have slowed down or stopped writing to come back and write something.
Of course it might be hard to comeback if you haven't written anything in awhile, but it is not that bad. Just write something and then go over again and again to clean it up.
I like to use my text to speech program to hear my words being read to me. That is when I find a lot of mistakes. Write and rewrite. It is what we do.
Of course sometimes I think of writing as therapy. Yes, I write down my thoughts and get stuff off my chest, sometimes.
Therapy can be expensive and writing can be away to be therapeutic without costing anything, as a matter of fact one might even make some crypto at it.
I will have to admit that it was easier for me to make crypto when I first started for some reason. As the years go by it seems like it is harder and harder, of course it could just be me.
Well, if Bitcoin would go up like it did by the last month of 2017, maybe it will be easier to make more crypto as all the other cryptos went up at that time too, but I am no expert. It is just what I noticed.
So I am here just writing stuff.
Let's end with a scripture, as it is written, with Jesus speaking, I am the vine, ye the branches: He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same bringeth forth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing. John 15:5.
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Thank you, David.