Here are some thoughts regarding the State of the Cellar along with my confessions
1.
I just don't have anything of interest to add now days. Years ago I did things that were mildly exciting. Or at least not common. Now I don't take photos of everything to comment on and add here.
On that rare occasion that I do think of something mildly interesting that happened to me, I can't find the photos or videos to talk around!
Like the head on auto collision here in the Philippines. I have the dash cam video somewhere but can't find it now.
The reality is though, the funniest or most interesting part of the video is me screaming "WHAT THE FUCK" immediately following the crash
2.
My funny bone has completely atrophied. There have been some very funny threads, posts and personalities here. I have participated in and enjoyed many threads, posts and stories.
Maybe something in my travels is actually funny. I'll take another look in the bag. Maybe there's something there I overlooked.
3.
Many things that people post online is later used against them in one way or another. Not like BF where everything is centrally controlled, measured, managed and packaged and SOLD.
That's not true here at the cellar but it's common through out the world. It's not paranoia if they
really are watching you for some unintended purpose.
4.
If I ever was up for some type of debate, I'm not now. Especially a political debate. You have an opinion or fear or concern. I have entirely different opinions, fears and concerns.
All these current events debates boil down to who you believe. Your source says this, my source says something completely different.
I'm burned out on all of that.
However...
When I'm selected for the next contract sometimes I do think "hey, that's near this dweller or that. Wonder if we might both have overlapping time available to do something moderately cool."?
That has worked out in the past and meeting dwellers here and there is a very cool aspect of the cellar. Practically everywhere you go, there's a dweller some where close by. Even here in the Philippines, remember Louisa?
No matter who I meet in real life from here they are very friendly, helpful people and that is
truly amazing. They are the same as they are when typing on the keyboard like a monkey on the cellar.
So, I'll have to make more of an effort to keep plugged in here. To bring more to the table. To engage more. Like so many others do.
Many thanks to everyone here that have helped me over the years.