A Chilly Monday and WTH Happened!

We woke up to a chilly Monday morning in DD. It turned out that a weather disturbance had entered the PAR. Typhoon TINO or KALMAEGI is causing heavy rains in some parts of the country, and while we are not directly affected, it drizzles here. And although the sunshine peeks now and then, it is colder than usual.

We came home late last night from the other place, arriving at 10 pm (thank goodness we made it through curfew hour)! The hubby was relaxed while I was worried we might have to go back or spend the night in the car, haha! So I was teased a little. "Told you we will make it, you worry too much," he laughed as we drove past the county gate.

So yep, we are back in DD, yet we are still in fam-bam mode. Yongi and I, that is, because the husband drove back to the other town after breakfast on some urgent errands. My boy seems to be under the weather. He is just lazing around and hasn't even eaten anything since yesterday afternoon.

He is either exhausted from the affairs of the past two days or he is not really feeling well (more likely the latter, as he didn't even touch his favorite Stix treat). For the first time in a long while, he left my side of the bed and slept on the couch last night, which I found a bit strange. Will have to monitor him for the time being, for he may need a visit to the vet.

Anyway, I was shocked when I read a post about BRO and LGN. No one really knows what transpired, but yes, the two tokens are worth so much less than they were before. I'm sure many of those who supported the project for years are now in complete disappointment.

The thing is, sometime last month on a rare visit to the Mancave server on Discord, I felt something was different. Not sure what it was, but my gut had an inkling. So after a bit of reasoning with myself, I unstaked my small LGN holdings, with the thought I'd trade them once they become liquid.

But then I had forgotten about it until two days ago. I haven't done anything yet, but I feel sorry for those who had large holdings. It's just sad when projects we trusted come to their end just like that. Such a hard lesson to learn (again).