haha told you I would :) I'm glad you enjoyed my list too! Thanks for a great comment as well; the boys looking like me seems to be the general consensus; Patrick is planning a trip here next month, so I'm pretty excited about that! The restaurant was a lot of fun, if you can believe it, but once Brian got sick, we decided to let it go.
GINAbot is a wonderful girlfriend to have, but I have to ask you...do you use https://steemworld.org ? I think I like it more now ;)
Thank you again for the nomination; I really did enjoy writing this post!
Yes, I have used steemworld, though, it seemed much different than ginabot... Is it supposed to serve a similar function? And I'm sorry to hear you had to close the restaurant.. although, I know how hectic food service is--yikes.. especially if one is not feeling well, that'd be the worst. I sincerely hope Brian feels better--stuff relating to health is so scary! But, we just enjoy the time we do have here, because it's all a gift! Thanks again for doing the post (finally..) ;))))
@steemchiller, the guy who developed and continues to develop steemworld, just recently added "Mentions" (like gina's notifications) that pop-up on your screen if you like and yes, you can get all of your comments, replies, coming author rewards, check your bandwidth, voting power levels, everything you need there. I love it and tell anyone who will listen about it. I have steemworld open at all times and am constantly referring to it. I do keep ginabot too because I can glance over when I'm on Discord to see what's going on, but I find some things are repeated so it seems like that little number beside her face is exaggerated sometimes...beatch has a lot to say all of the time hahaha
Thanks for the kind words about Brian; his cancer unfortunately is terminal (wrote a tough post last night about it), but that is why we are in Mexico and enjoying every day that we can. You're right, every day is a "gift" !!
I told you I'd get this post done! Geez! :) haha
Yes, you did. It's nice to know people who stick to what they say :) Your husband is a lucky man. Besides, what is "terminal," anyway? It's a bit misleading, imo--everyone is "terminal." To quote Jim Morrison (because I can't think of who says the pithier version): "No one here gets out alive..." All I can hope is to minimize the level of suffering; and mayyyybe "leave behind" something of value; something "the living" can continue to use, or to remember (positively) long after I'm gone... a "legacy," if you will ;) (a lofty ambition--I know--but hey)
Thank you, I think I'm lucky too ;)
If you're using Jim Morrison as an example, then we might all pale in comparison to his way of "living" ;) although I'm not a fan of 'slow and steady wins the race either', so let's go with a pithy happy medium somewhere :)