I’m pretty resilient to most things but my body sure does hate the Shingles vaccine. I have been told over and over, one of the most painful things you can get is Shingles. So when I turned 50 the first thing I did is get the first of 2 vaccine shots for Shingles. It hit me like a brick. Actually like the flu. They warned me that 1 in 6 gets hit pretty hard. Flu-like symptoms from 1 to 3 days. Mine was a hard 1 day and because of it, I avoided getting the second shot because of how bad it made me feel. But the time was drawing near that if I didn’t get the second I was going to have to do the first again. So I went in for my flu shot AND my Shingles #2. Shit did it crush me.
I could feel it coming on. At first, I figured it was in my head. But as the tired came on and the headache set in I knew what I was in for. All night I had the sweats. It hurt to lay on my shoulders which is pretty much impossible to avoid when in the sleeping position. I woke up and said no run and no work. I’ve only missed work for nonvacation a few times in the last 25 years but added one more. Fortunately, most of my illness has come in the dead of winter when we aren’t really open at the nursery. The last time I missed a day is when I overdosed on a pot chew a year or two ago. When I miss days I like to make them special. .
I would be amiss if I didn’t talk about bitcoin and the rise yesterday. It was old news that Paypal was going to enable users to buy and sell crypto. It was actually announced in the middle of July and the stock and crypto bounced then. But it wasn’t official. Yesterday they made it official and crypto and Paypal jumped. In trading the saying is ” buy the rumor, sell the news” Pretty sure nobody selling the news here. I did buy the rumor at Paypal and I bought crypto. I just wasn’t patient enough to watch the paint dry in Bitcoin. I have stated here many times I can beat the current return of 78% that bitcoin has had this year in domains and other things I put my money in. I couldn’t stand just sitting there idle doing nothing. Contrary to many, I don’t have a huge store of cash laying around. The cash I have I need to put to work. I make more than 2.5X my money every three years growing plants. That’s my bottom. Everyone doesn’t have that ability to get those returns. I just happen to be part of a company that built an outlet to sell plants. If we can grow them we get a heck of a return. Just like Apple manufacturing and selling direct. The margins are crazy when you cut everyone out. So while I am happy for everyone that’s killing it in bitcoin. Only the people that got in several years ago are truly killing it. 5 -10 years ago? Once in a lifetime returns that nobody will match again. The current returns are nice but I think I can match. I feel stronger about plants and domains than I do about BTC and yes I do have to choose. I can’t do both.
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CBDBeer.com Because you know they have it and there will be more
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BibleDaily.com Get your God on
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KryptoTrends.com Like I said. Look at this price. Crypto is King
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Tricking.com calls to mind the phrase “turning tricks”, which – as you say – “the act” is known to make $$$. The bids might actually be in line with a variety of uses.