I don't know, right now I'm short on money. I was just checking this page and my expenses. So, I was walking down the street, actually I went to the street where they sell candy to make some little gifts for work. Then a man who needed money passed by. He asked me for some. I honestly didn't know how much the cellophane bags were going to cost, so I didn't give him any money. Then I went to the store, bought some, it was cheap, and I had enough left over to buy a soda and some peanuts. Then I went to the other store, bought the soda and the peanuts, and then I ran into him again and gave him the money I had left over and gave him my peanuts. I think that in these times when you're going through a transition, you should also support other people. That's how I see it, even though I'm on my own and covering my expenses. I'm still here, though I come on sometimes, but right now I don't even have enough to buy credit. But I have to wait patiently, there are still things to do. In fact, today I remembered my grandfather and... My grandfather taught us to cook and wash our clothes, and even to sew with a needle and thread. You wouldn't believe how useful it is to me now. I understand. He never told us why, but at least now I understand: to survive and be self-sufficient, being alone. What beautiful wisdom from my grandfather! For now, I send you my warmest regards, and by the way, I'll keep writing here until I get the money to buy credits. Greetings, community.