Heya,

Good night, my name is Rodney and I am writing at my table and mildly sweating due to the lemon tea I am drinking. My son is with me and he is just opposite doing homework. He is preparing for entry into secondary school. So I recently joined Published to write and earn, and I am hoping I become a good enough  writer to engage readers and maybe bring a smile to their faces without any technical jargon. Erhrmm, I think that my lemon tea is a little overpowering, my throat actually feels a little parched. So, I have seen some of the articles on here and it is very intimidating, reading articles on crypto et.al. I mean, I like crypto as much as the next guy, may be a little more even, but don't let's get technical.

Here is what  I want to know about the crypto we are HODLING (LOL). I laughed so boisterously when I found out what that term meant.... I am still laughing. Hold on for dear life.... Really is it that serious? Ok, let me not stray, I am so all over the place, I am excited I guess. So, I like crypto, but I need to know I can access it easily, spend it easily and exchange it easily. Fact of the matter is that this is not a reality for me in Barbados without completing a circus act to get some crypto. We have a term here in Barbados, when we are faced with only one option of telling the truth after all has epicly failed.

If you care to use the term, we say, "come out tings" It simply mean you are now speaking the real secrets. Hahahahaha. I have heard it quite a few times.

So in the early days of Bitcoin, I had to the option to buy when it was only 50 cents Barbados or 25 cents USD and the market was screaming ponzi and I was in so much flux and I had planned to set aside 50USD to purchase these bitcoins, but as you know sometimes I wonder if it was all meant to be. Case in point was that I had this tremendous opportunity and I didn' take it. In that one moment of not taking that chance, everything unravelled and I never had enough money again to invest. Bitcoin shot to the moon and I fell in a swoon. I was disappointed with myself for weeks. It was such a sore spot for me but I eventually got over it.... 6 years later.

My tea is gone and I am still warm. If it is one thing about Barbados during the christmas period it is still warm, although not like August when the sun seemingly gets closer. Well anyway, I am just going to wrap it up here for tonight because I have to study a very boring subject for which I am to take an exam soon and it has an 80% pass mark. So have a happy night everyone and remember to protect yourself and your loved ones. Bye for Now!