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This guy is up all night, commenting on people's post and still has a full time job We are regularly astonished at how much work @olawalium does... and almost all of it goes unnoticed and unrecognized!

You don't need to do ANYTHING to repay me. :) You've done SO much for us, it's the least we can do to give back to you! Consider this a "payment in the love bank" as my mom would say.

Hats off to you as well then! I really can't imagine how tiresome it would be to write posts from my phone every day.

Hey there amigo! Sorry this comment isn't about this post, but I wanted to let you know that I wrote a Steemit blog about you today. All the proceeds will go toward getting you a personal laptop. :) Couldn't

That's very sweet of you to say! And thank you for being such a great audience. :) Just noticed you follow Jay Shetty as well. Love that guy! He's so inspirational.

I appreciate you saying such kind things! For whatever reason, I wouldn't consider myself a YouTube celebrity until we hit at least 1,000 followers.... maybe. Even then, I kinda only look at channels with

It can be a great feeling when you get support from people, though sometimes it's the opposite when people attack your personality or other characteristics. If you're thinking about starting a channel,

I bet I couldn't name the top 10 dishes in India, so no worries there. :) Thanks for stopping by @sjennon! Hope you're doing well!

Thanks for sharing! I didn't realize there was another argument out there about this. I'm sure you're right about certain vehicles being more streamlined for efficient airflow. I wonder if there's a certain

Same here—they are one expensive necessity. And for most people, it's just that: necessary. For work, due to urban sprawl, etc. What car do you drive? I own a Prius C Three and it's kind of a game with

Wow, that's really interesting, I had no idea the landscape of gasoline in Venezuela. Sounds like there's certainly no motivation to conserve fuel when it's so affordable. But that proposes a huge

As I think most people are until some wake-up call comes along and shows you just how "blah" you've been feeling for so long! It happens so gradually, too, so it's impossible to notice. That's

I'm pretty sure there are by-mail tests you can purchase as well if you'd really like to stay out of a doctor's office. To be honest, it's not a heavily studied thing, so you'd probably be hard-pressed

Ahh, yeah. It's unfortunate that fruits and vegetables are being "exhausted" from overproduction, genetically modified, and filled with pesticides. After being in Mexico for a short while, I'm

So true about orange/lemon/lime! For limes, I like to pick out the ones that have the thinnest-feeling peel. Those tend to be the juiciest. It also helps to roll it on the counter before cutting to release

That's interesting to hear that about avocados! I wonder why that is. Picking too early maybe? I've bought fruits and vegetables like that in the past as well. They stay "unripe" for ages and

Excellent point. Put out one fire, start six more. Cha-ching! for the pharmaceutical companies.

Ahh that's very true. I suppose with my sister and I, we just had/have each other to bug in good times and bad. ;p Thanks for continuing to follow along on our journey!

What a blessing that you had that dentist! I'm sure he was being laughed at at the time, but you and his other patients are enjoying better health now. Always makes me wonder what practices are

It was pretty easy from my experience. My doctor took hair samples and sent them to the lab. You can also get tested via urine or blood, but that's what he recommended. According to my doc, many of the