I just forgot the exact date when I joined Noisecash last September… but anyway, "Happy first Noisecash monthsary" to me. It's already my one month on this platform. Cheers! Thank you, Noisecash, thank you, friends, for being a part of my journey here. I consider my joining this platform as profitable and beneficial aside from its being informational. These are some of the lists that I've gained and enjoyed from my one-month stay in Noisecash. • Using Noisecash is not stressful. I find reading write-ups and stories from others entertaining and therapeutic. Noisecash is my stress reliever when boredom and stress strike me. • I can multitask. I can do house chores while surfing on Noisecash in between, can do my review readings. • My brain is exercise. Reading the post of others and writing comments can make you think deeply and use your judgment and critical thinking, sometimes humor. You're not just blabbering like on the other social media platforms and do plain memorizing like in my review studies. • Learn new things. I get to know new amazing things shared by different people from around the globe that I haven't the slightest chance to read and hear of, not even on the world wide web. • And most of all, I earned a BCH. I'm no hypocrite, wouldn't be here if not for the BCH. As we all know, people love to be rewarded for what they do. Well, it's just okay if there's none, but it's better if there is, and so we go where we know we are appreciated and given compensation for what we love to do, isn't that wonderful? I hope to stay here for a longer time like the others, so doing my best to follow the rules. If I may have made a mistake, that isn't intentional and perhaps unaware. But as they say, ignorance is not an exemption to the law. So as not to forget, have to read the rules repeatedly. PS: Here is a pic of what I do most of the day, reading and in between Noisecash and household chores. Next time I'll take a pic of me sweeping the floor, doing laundry, and cooking… Haha! Not a sophisticated pic as I'm inside the four walls of the house unlike, when you're on duty as a doctor (not have my license yet) or when attending a party or social gathering (I'm an introvert, it's still pandemic and there are no gatherings.) Hence staying inside the house is my comfort zone. Thank you for reading, have a wonderful day to all! Much love @Mitochondria Original content