This joke goes out to all beggars on Steemit who are begging for upvotes and followers. You may think this is a good way to gain Steem, but I beg to differ. By the way, please don't upvote... ;)

Wow, thanks so much for the opportunity and for letting everyone know about this new feature! It took trying quite a few images at many different sizes, but I finally ended up with this one of me on a

As a new Steemian who has yet to release my first post (I'm seriously going to do it soon and have a ton of content to offer), this opportunity really means a lot to me, THANK YOU! Hard to follow up

This Upvotable #14 post did not include submission rules, so I just went back to check them on your first Upvotable post. I didn't include the screenshot of the post being under a dollar because I didn't

As a forager, Tom Elpel is one of my favorite authors!! He also wrote a book called, Foraging the Mountain West, and it taught me so much! One of the best things I learned was about identifying the mustard

What a beautiful idea, and I appreciate @lyndsaybowes for telling me about it! I'm one of those people she described in her comment who don't like telling others about the deeds I do. I like to keep most

I love this idea, and I'd like to share the generosity of @lyndsaybowes who is promoting "food is free" by sharing the abundance of her garden with the community:

This post has 221 votes and counting on Steemit, but it seems I (Britni Akin) am the only Facebook like so far. Your point is very well proven!! I don't even get to see the posts I want to see on Facebook

DUDE, don't worry, I won't judge you for making a comment stating "who are you to pass judgment" then judging someone as "weak in faith," then paying yourself for it...

🙌🏽 Temple Grandin taught at CSU here in Fort Collins. She's wonderful! There are many forms of communication, and I believe in promoting a voice for Autism because these folks have amazing focused fortes!

Here in Fort Collins, CO, I work in a program specifically for children with Autism. I have worked closely with over 40 children with Autism, and I can tell you they are not "sickly," they are

I think about something similar when I look at people's yards... I think, man, pretty landscape, but do they know they could be eating these day lilies, hostas, red buds, chameleon plant, etc? Often in

From what I've experienced, the discord PALs have ALL been enriching, supportive, informative and full of kindness! You all are an amazing team! @sircork, thank you for the inspiring creativity; I'm glad

Mm mm, I'd like a peach of this!

Yes, it was in Colorado, and I too believe it was a false morel. It was on the ground, but without much visible stem. The problem is, I and all those who were with me, believed it looked exactly like the

Another view of the the mushroom in question...wood ear or false morel?

A little over a week ago, I was up in the mountains with my foraging books and found a mushroom...the mushroom you're posting about (I believe), but the funny thing is, my foraging book, "Edible Wild

Never heard of these intriguing butterfruit pears, but I understand being so excited about a pear because I'm currently waiting for some that are growing on a tree from which I forage. I call it being

Thank you for boosting foraging!! Foraging (including recipes and medicinal uses) will probably be the main thing I post about! I want to support a balance with nature in a crypto world. ;) I'm planning

nomadin' over here and this list got me in reverie...