Is SHIBA INU Back In Good Graces

I was an early SHIBA INU token holder after it was launched as the DOGE coin killer. At the time of its release I "dollar cost averaged" small bites of SHIB. It was easy to buy and hold during the year of the pandemic.

As the markets have begun taking, I ton a different stance with regard to cryptocurrency investment. With the stock market tanking and easy money drying up, I also had to liquidate ALL of my tokens. The only holding I've held exclusively over the past 5 years has been HIVE.

The Shiba Inu token is hosted on the Ethereum (ETH) blockchain. The cost of transactions on applications hosted on the Ethereum Blockchain generally go up when the gas or transaction fees rise, which happens when too many transactions occur at a given time that clogs the network.

We may be witnessing a small bear market bump so I've been adding back sone SHIB tokens.

It's become an easier buy for me since many of my exchanges and wallets take my debit card for the purchases of cryptocurrency with my fiat dollars.

Time To Take America Back

Next month we have midterm elections slated for November 8th. In my state of Florida we have already began the early voting process since October 24. Early voting will cease on November 6th for the state of Florida.

I'll be voting in person at my local polling place. Luckily my voter registration was fixed to include my current address. Or I would have had to votw a few miles away.I found this kind of weird since I did vote for President Trump on my birthday in 2020. Here's a tweet that I found very interesting this morning. Isn't it weird how smaller countries can register and hold elections without a bump in the road?

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— ✨️💫Emmy💫✨️ (@brixwe) October 28, 2022

Hurricane Is Heading For Us

We almost got away with a clean summer hurricane season. Tampa looks to be in the spaghetti line crosshairs of a potential CATEGORY 3 hurricane. Nothing is set in stone by the National Weather Service yet. Lots of plotting and map assumptions can be scary for new Floridians.

I've been here since 2002 and have seen my share of hurricanes. 2004 was the worst in my opinion because the winds destroyed power lines for weeks. And having small children in and atmosphere like that makes it even more suspect.

I received my monthly water deliver of 6 full cases of water. So really the only thing I will be getting on Sunday is can foods and maybe some more cold cuts. More batteries and recharging the power supply will be another task for the weekend. We will be watching the news astutely.