Drawing has been always my dream, but lack of talent has stopped me from going further than a few pencil drawing here and there mostly for fun and not to create art. Nothing has changed since then as talent is not something that comes with age, you either have it or you don't. Of course, you can learn, practice and develop some skills with time, but I wouldn't confuse it with real talent. However, with the technology of today, you can develop some skills that it's not possible with a simple pen and paper.

It's Sunday again, so let's jump into the world of technical analyses and see what these two tokens have been doing since last week. We have 3 days left of this month, plus what's left of this day, so the monthly candle is not closed yet, but compared to last week or the previous two before that, this week the monthly candle looks a bit better and promising I'd say.

The title may seem like a huge exaggeration to some, but let's see if you have the same opinion after you read my post and see the photos I have to share here today, about an amazing exhibition I visited on the 8th of April this year.

At first I convinced myself to skip today as it's the first day of Easter and post my usual technical analysis about $HIVE and $BTC tomorrow, but I got myself together and here it is, if you're interested. On the monthly time frame, most of what I said in my past post is still valid. What's new today, compared to last week is that instead of a bearish candle, today we have a doji with a long downside wick. Doji candles mean indecision, price could go either way, but the good news is, that long downside wick means buyers stepped in and pushed price up.

The whole thing happened yesterday morning. I'm still shocked to be honest, trying to process what happened and also trying to imagine what could have happened if someone up there would not love me. We're preparing to celebrate Easter and in some of the European countries, there's a tradition (dying I must admit), according to which boys and men are visiting and watering ladies on the second day of Easter. In small communities, mostly in villages, this is still a thing, men are visiting female relatives and friends and spray perfume on their head, so that they don't wither and wish them happy Easter.

People usually share their plans at the end of the year or on the first day of the New Year and call it New Year resolution. I hate the whole concept and I bet so many do for the same reason. I wonder how many are following through, how soon they are giving up and forgetting about it. I'll tell you, most are breaking their (health and lifestyle related) promises they make to themselves the very first minute of the year as that's when everyone drinks champagne (and what not) and serves festive dishes that exceed everyone's normal calorie intake three times at least, and we do this because we're celebrating. More about this later in this post.