I never saw that contest. Sounds fun.

Actually I don't think I have tried writing jibberish. Maybe I should.

I think this poem rocks. I love the tangible word images that express the frustration of trying to write. I love the narrative(s) of the peaches. I love the free association tangent when you begin the

The best is to actually buy HIVE with other fiat/crypto. Yes, absolutely. And I think the best way to buy Hive with HBD is to use the pools on Hive Engine, instead of the internal market. As you point

Keep in mind that HBD to Hive conversions print Hive (= inflation).

Lovely views. I would prefer to go early in the morning too. Probably fewer people to run into then, just the left-behinds, as you mentioned.

We also should consider that users are adding to inflation by using the HBD to Hive conversion mechanism. This is an action the individual user can avoid doing to tamp down inflation, and it's important

Hey, I delegated some RCs to you, which I think I can spare, so that hopefully will help (I don't have a great sense of how much is necessary to operate fully; let me know if you still have limitations).

Thank you! It's an honor to be included here.

No, this is about the only time they are quiet! Otherwise they're crying for feed.

Yes!

It is surprisingly peaceful to listen to them chomping the grass. I love it.

Thank you!

Great read. I really enjoyed the descriptive writing, like this: sweat beading on his toe-thumb of a head, labor gang tattoos glistening in the dim glow of the computer. Also, good to see you back on Hive.

My favorite time of day: letting the goats out to graze in the afternoons. At LaBeste Farms in Humptulips, Wash. You can read about my journey to the farm in the post below.

Didn't see this comment till now; thank you. I actually thought of saving this for journal submissions, but I was excited to share in the Ink Well right away, rather than waiting a few months to make the

Thanks for reading!

Thank you for that feedback. Very helpful (and gratifying) to have the story be 'seen', to know that what I was attempting mostly worked. Thanks.

Well, yes, I was planning to stop there. I hoped to make it clear that the osprey attacked the man, and that was enough for me.

Wonderful that Tom did not have to give anything up as a result of his detour. This really is a positive thinking, abundant universe type of story and perspective. He got the girl, the dream job, and he