Sounds like you are well preparee already. I would like to suggeet a minor tweak called "setting a definite date" not just to the content of the two liner, but also to your mind set. So that would mean you say: Hey, I'm Fabs and I'd really like to get to know you and go out with you. And then not just leave the date for "someday" but to agree a time and place with her or ask if they have time now to do 😊

When I met my wife for the first time, we were having a lunch and it was not a date. I however asked there her out and we went for a dessert date...

If you want to explore that definite date concept more see How to be 3% man by Corey Wayne, recommended read.

Good luck!

Looking forward to the potential collapse of euro and EUSSR.

Yes. I would say I introduced her to it, rather than "orange-pilled" her. I believe "orange pilling" is a selfish metaphor for something as brilliant as Bitcoin, which has been given freely to everyone. Therefore, I think freedom of choice should be respected when introducing Bitcoin.

When we first met, I was just starting to write a book about Bitcoin jo. It was my peak excitement. And I didn't say a word about money or Bitcoin to her until she brought the topic up on some date. We sat on the park bench and we talked about the fundamentals of money.

Then maybe two months later as I showed her this "Don't Buy Bitcoin. It's Going To Crash!!!" -video as a joke

And after that she was asking where and how to purchase some. Before telling her that I gave her lecture about hodling for long term. Later on I also gave her a lesson about proper self-custody.

Now days she can often explain Bitcoin in more understandable way to many people who ask about it than I can. But to be fair, she has heard more than enough about money, Bitcoin and economics from me ever since she first asked to talk about money 🤠

Si yo hablo un poco espanol y practica para aprender más.

Interesting Opago seems like a great solution.

Interesting read, looking forward for more reports :)

I agree, its freedom of choice.

Education is still ways to go, because they are talking about crapto too.

Yeah they have killed the innovation through directives, bureaucratization and regulation. In fact most people in my country don't know what "productive work is" even in companies and instead they are doing some kind of mandatary sustainable communication plans.

Ah, as EU country citizen I hope it will accelerate to the destruction quick. And even more I hope something else than socialism would be the next solution.

This paragraph is from family proclamation of my church: Husband and wife have a solemn responsibility to love and care for each other and for their children. “Children are an heritage of the Lord” (Psalm 127:3). Parents have a sacred duty to rear their children in love and righteousness, to provide for their physical and spiritual needs, and to teach them to love and serve one another, observe the commandments of God, and be law-abiding citizens wherever they live. Husbands and wives—mothers and fathers—will be held accountable before God for the discharge of these obligations.

I've found Jesus until quite recently (it has been bit under three years since my baptmism), but it has dramatically changed my life and view of family towards more positive. I know also what life is without gospel of Jesus Christ. Overall this and the family proclamation as a whole do answer this question in my opinion: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/scriptures/the-family-a-proclamation-to-the-world/the-family-a-proclamation-to-the-world?lang=eng

That's interesting. Last year I shifted my gym training to mostly pull-up focused as my goal is to get a muscle up. My starting point was weak. I trained with bands and now I am at level where I am able to do a set of 10 pullups at max.

I followed Andrew Alindas program (img attached) and can recommend it to anyone who wants to get off the zero to higher reps. Lately I've also expanded on other forms of calisthenics training as well, but actual goal is in the preparation for muscle up.

My brother is plumber. And I appreciate all hands-on professions. Plumbing might be a bit farfetched for me thought, but I think about it.

Regarding to the construction, it would be useful to learn in some form. There may be a summer cottage renovating project starting in our family next summer, so it might be good place to start.

Fascinating! I had to look up decoupage. Beautifying things is definitely interesting.

Thank you, this is definitely relevant topic. I think I will look more deeply into this as I am looking into some creative endeavors where leveraging AI is also big part.

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