I grew up on a farm. I live in Pennsylvania.  I have fibromyalgia. I have pain in my hands when it's cold. I love to read.  I love beadwork. I spent new years with family. I like to host family.  I like to make jewelry, especially necklaces. I made unconventional jewelry comprised of glass and silver beads. I've been making jewelry for over a decade. I make jewelry as a hobby. I've been thinking of opening up a small boutique for a while now. I'm considering making jewelry professionally. I'm considering distributing my jewelry to various boutiques.
I recently moved to New York from the Midwest. I do not like snow. I have problems with mobility. I fear I will fall outside in the snow. I have 3 grandsnos. I love reading. I enter sweepstakes for a hobby. I've won 2 cars. Family came to my house for New Years. I train in my home gym. I love silver.
I've been writing down a lot of new jewelry ideas lately. That's awesome that you're keeping busy and staying productive, good for you. What's the concept that you think is most interesting so far? I'm making a silver broche in the shape of two kittens playing. That's so cute! And also a really good, marketable idea. The world of cat-lovers will go crazy for something like that.  I'm glad you think so. A distributor I talked to agrees! Very nice, sounds like selling jewelry on a professional level is gaining momentum, that's very good news. Now, if you make one with two puppies playing, you'll capitalize on most of the pet owner market, haha.  Haha! One step a time I always say. Read anything good lately? I've been sticking with business news these days. Quite bland to most but I find it interesting to try to leverage that information in trading. Apparently gold should hit new highs, copper is up, and platinum and nickel are in heavy demand due to the shift to green energy and how those two metals are applied in electric vehicles.  It's unfortunate silver isn't getting more traction. I know how much you like it. Made any good trades? Right?! I love silver but apparently there is plenty supply to keep up with the demand. Ah well - still a profitable commodity! Last week I was proud of being able to flip two news events into profits. Check the SEC first - not Bloomsberg!  Why the SEC? What do they have to say about it? Companies file with the SEC first, which then gets picked up by mainstream sources from there. So there is a chance of having a brief interval of time before a "sell the news" event hits the general public based on whether you can get in on a stock before it hits the mainstream. 