I first discovered Bitcoin Cash (BCH) when I joined Read.cash a few years ago. It was a platform where anyone could write a blog about any topic. I enjoyed writing there, and it was exciting to receive BCH rewards from Rusty and from other community members who appreciated my posts. Later, I also joined Noise.cash and Noise.app. They were fun platforms where I could share short posts and photos while earning a little BCH along the way. Then just yesterday, a friend told me about BCHNostr, so I decided to give it a try. Now here I am on my second day, still learning and enjoying the experience. 😊 What made me stay with BCH is that I already know how useful it can be. It's not just a digital coin for me. I've seen how it can help with everyday needs, and I also like that it lets people support and encourage one another. Even a small amount can make someone's day. I'm looking forward to learning more and meeting new people here. Thanks, @nengste1, for hosting this fun contest! 💚 #Activity1 #ShareYourBCHStory

Last Thursday, Ryzen's teacher Irma, wasn't able to go to school because she had a cough. So instead of having a regular class, she just prepared a modular activity for the kids to do at home. The activity was simple but fun. They had to cut out clothes and paste them onto the boy and girl. This activity reminded me of the paper doll games I used to enjoy when I was a child. Of course, I helped Ryzen, especially with cutting out the paper clothes. He was excited to choose where each piece should go, and I loved watching him learn while having fun.