DaveC - 🧱🐧🦭 retweeted
I don’t ever “shill” my photography to anyone, but I have a couple things I’m working on. I know not everyone can afford to support but a share would mean a lot! This is one of my personal favorite shots and would love for one of you to collect it.
foundation.app/@Rizzvisuals/…
I just had 375 Rainbow Points dropped into my wallet
Everybody has at least 100 points waiting for them, but you might have more!
Claim your drop: rainbow.me/points?ref=H6TNV1
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Staked my @sappyseals a year ago but only have 6000pixl (50 a day x 2)….. math doesn’t add up
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Need more followers, mine are dropping like flies. Is @pudgypenguins still a thing?
DaveC - 🧱🐧🦭 retweeted
It’s a curse to know exactly how the world works, how evil operates, how people are constantly being betrayed and lied to and how many have to suffer for the benefit of a few ultra-rich evildoers. It’s a curse because most are blind to reality and attack those who try to help.
DaveC - 🧱🐧🦭 retweeted
When a loved one leaves the world, we remember once again what is really important in life and how much if not most of it is completely unimportant.
We are all slaves to a system, in one way or another, whether you like it or not.
Basically, it's about breaking out of the system and escaping, being financially free, by that I don't mean being a multi-millionaire or billionaire and sharing every moment of our lives with our loved ones.
That is the true value of life, the time with our loved ones, nobody can take that away from us.
All materialistic or luxury consumer goods are basically ephemeral and often of no use at all.
It's all about prestige or who has more of something, something bigger or more expensive.
Life is far too short to waste it, let the really important things in life count.
DaveC - 🧱🐧🦭 retweeted
When you lose someone
or a pet
or your dream job
or an incredible trade
it can seem like your whole world is collapsing around you.
It might be hard to believe it's happening in the first place.
Sometimes the pain continues into a deep depression.
Your ability to feel happiness might seem to fade away.
As you start to heal and process your emotions, moments of happiness will return.
Eventually you'll heal enough that you can feel positive about your day to day life again.
There might be a tinge of guilt, feeling that you need to stay sad because this bad thing happened in your life.
But it's okay.
It's okay to be happy after loss.
Weirdly I had this same idea like 10 years ago.
Looks like I won @Vince_Van_Dough’s hot potato.
I have 24H to transfer it to someone new or it gets burnt.
Give me your best reason why I should transfer it to you and I’ll pick my fav reply!
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