With a little help from my friend @0x_Vinyl I finally curated my dream gallery from the Cardano NFT days. I spent a lot of time collecting @OldMoneyNFT and have even had some of them printed in real life and shown in actual art galleries. Unfortunately, I was never able to attend the Washington D.C. show and have always lamented the fact that not a lot of people use Cardano these days and all these NFT's (which I still think is some of the best art on any blockchain) are gathering dust on an old wallet. I saw that my friend Vinyl was working on an NFT gallery for ETH NFT's and reached out to see if there was a possibility to reverse engineer it to connect with my Cardano wallet. He delivered in a big way. For any of my old Cardano friends who always wanted somewhere to display your art, Eternl connection is live on the website. I went through and curated each room to show some of my favorites, but it was almost impossible to pick each frame. Had a really long walk down memory lane here as well. The good news is that the site is 100% free to use, and you can make your own gallery as well with your NFT's on any chain. I know there are some legitimate art enjoyers out there who just want to have a place to walk around and check out your old stuff. Check out my gallery here -------------> nicejpg.xyz/g/FSa6cLJxRK