It's Thursday but feels like a Sunday for some weird reason. A neighbor blames all our recent bad luck on the full moon. All I know is sometimes I could strangle the people who look after me at my Turkish bank; their level of stupidity is akin to a cabbage. I asked for a new debit card to be issued to me on my arrival in Turkey, 15 May. What do they do? Cancel the card I have which runs out in June leaving me embarrassed when suddenly my card is not working. Also unable to access my cash for the month's expenses. Of course, I could accomplish something with various IBAN transfers but can I be bothered?
On Tuesday, my Ford Focus decided to die on me and I had to get it towed. You know those times when you just cannot get ahead of yourself? You need to be saving money but things just keep happening - I want to scream loudly! The wind is doing it for me at the moment. Although blue sky and beautiful sunlight, the wind howls and I keep thinking it's all the dead ghosts who died here in Cyprus since 1967 - ghosts that need to be put to rest. Are my prayers enough for them? Probably not.
Some positive news? Yes, I was awarded for one of my articles on CoinPayU, although they never tell you which particular article it was. Still, it was nice to get that feedback and another 10,000 satoshi. I'm still in the process of taking out my crypto from Binance. I don't feel sorry for CZ at all - he's stinking rich, after all. I find the whole process extremely annoying - three different codes I have to input - couldn't some bright spark have thought of something genius? Well, I got the BTC so now it's just the other bits and bobs, ETH, BNB and CHZ - perhaps I should convert them all to BTC?
Wanted to ask the community - has anyone done this arbitrage thing where you swap BTC and ETH and back again, at different exchanges with different prices, to make some money? It sounds like a pain in the ass, really. Knowing my luck at the moment, the internet would go, or get another electricity power cut. Well, don't be shy to send a comment people. Over and out on the Cyprus blog for another day/dollar!! Oops, who needs the crappy old dollar, it's a goner!!!!
Blessings.
