cavemanrob

I got in the ground very early this year

commenting so I can come back here and do this after work. Looks like a lot of fun.

I like it as a nibble every now and then. Its really invasive here, and grows almost as fast as bittersweet vine it seems. Greenbriar has completely covered my neighbors tree, and is slowly killing it.

I like to dry them and make some birdhouses. paint them with primer and let the kids decorate them . I think the birds like them more natural, but the kids have fun making birdhouses. they last a few years

Its a good idea, and when I first got on Steemit almost two years ago, we had a lot of good quality "how to STEEMIT" posts. Those have faded a bit as the userbase has gotten more knowledge of

Ill give it a try, have 100 SP from me! I'm always into trying something new on this platform, and this seems like it will help promote better content, and get some of the spam off the site.

Its not just the garbage I have to wade through in my feed, but the sheer number of garbage spam comments that fill up some users posts is staggering. One or two word responses, the "awesome job"

honestly they are a pain to use, filling them with water is a chore, moving them sucks, I think they are an eyesore. But they do work great. Its a fairly low cost alternative to low hoop covers, or a

Still a little early for peppers for me. I do have ONE in the ground, just a bell pepper, that I keep protected from the sub 50 degree night-time temps with one of these. They work great for the small

I always plant at least a few dozen sunflowers every year. My favorite strain is the Chianti, a bright, deep crimson that stands out against the background of the sky. I do like this last shot though,

I think they just used DNA from Ancestry.com to catch the Golden State killer did they not? The next step I worry about is your insurance company using your DNA to charge you more or less based on your

"I’m just morphing into a strange Libertarian" To be honest, we're all a bit strange! The polarization is becoming a serous problem. I'm just an hr or two away from you in CT, but the same

The seeds have been notoriously hard to cultivate, which is why you never see them in stores. They will probably never make it as a commercial crop, which is okay with me, because I love foraging for them.

My friend has about 2 BTC, he bought one at $200 USD just for fun, and earned the rest through faucets and other promotions about 4 years ago. he almost got out when it was up to 19k, but he is really

I love Paw Paw trees. I grew up the next town over from Paw Paw in Michigan, where the tree used to grow wild along the rivers and lakes there, and the Native Americans enjoyed their abundance. I've only

That's crazy, but I bet it's a LOT more common than we think. It happens not just with Crypotos, but think about all the vinyl records, comic books, trading cards and even Beanie Babies that people have

My ETH wallet. 0xaEeD67b3C70aF89C9D93456a4Cc0a6588e159A0E

I have zero ETH, so I cannot participate yet. The only Crypto I have is a few dollars worth of BTC and STEEM. Ill try this out, thanks for doing a giveaway. It will be fun to try something new, with a

I'm in the 3D design world....once they can figure out how to cut the cost of this down and make it more user friendly, it's going to revolutionize my industry.

I'm actually really good about "turning it on" or "turning it off" in regards to swearing. I have the mouth of a barbarian when around very close friends and family. If my grandmother