Jan 21 -- Steemit Ramble #60 -- Don't You Hate Missing Good Posts?

I’m writing at the branch today. I actually started entering ramble items yesterday but didn’t have time to finish it. I’m doing my work here while other people get setup for a private baby shower in our banquet room and a birthday bash in the clubroom for a member who is turning 65.

We expect the room to be standing room only. Would not be a good day for the liquor inspector to show up. One of our members is a serving member in the military and is currently posted to Winnipeg. We’re going to Skype him in so he can bring his greetings to her via the big screen TV in the clubroom.

Onward to today’s rambling

Macro Photography [19 pictures]

Sometimes we just don’t appreciate the intricate detail and patterns that nature provides us until we get to see them close up. @sulev has done a great job with these photos.

"Me" Time

@vampiretta writes about the importance of ‘me’ time in our busy lives. Many of us multiple roles to fill in doing for others, it’s important to remember to do something for ourselves to give ourself a chance to recharge.

A Lemon a Day...

@kyusho writes a good piece about the benefits of starting your day with lemon water. In a world where so many of us take in toxins and chemicals even when trying to avoid them, anything that helps to balance that picture is a plus. Even though you think of lemon as acidic, it actually helps the alkaline levels in your system and guess what can’t survive in an alkaline environment? Cancer.

An Experiment in Budget Control

@natalyaborqo posts about her desire to try living on a budget. Well written with a great description of the ‘envelop system’. Her post inspired me to write a post about the budgeting process from my years of experience as a financial counsellor.

If Upvotes Were High Fives Instead - A comic

What’s an issue without a way to have a bit of fun with it. @mynameisbrian does a great job of finding the humour. Great comic, everyone should see. Definitely fullHQ

Change is Not An Evolutionary Process

@kurtbeil writes an interesting post on change and the forces that have driven it over the generations. Change doesn’t happen on its own and sometimes the change takes us in directions we never dreamt possible or desired. History must be remembered to be useful.

Wrap-up on Day #60

Well, I started this post on Saturday. Enjoyed a great party for a great lady and then ended up vegging on Sunday. I’m posting this now and will get back on track this week with writing the post and posting it in a more timely manner.

I considered scrapping the post and just getting another #60 rolling and decided that the ones I wrote about here were still my favourite read so I’m not going to abandon them. My post, my rules LOL.

Supporting and Upvoting

Let’s not forget folks. I’m sharing these posts not only because I like them. I’d really like to see them get support and upvoting. I know some of the posts have done okay by the time I post my ramble, but some really could use the support and upvoting.

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