RE: RE: Today's dream: "Hagrid and Reed!" a short scene trio
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RE: Today's dream: "Hagrid and Reed!" a short scene trio

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I stopped trying to figure it out when I realized that I don't know what "blond women" represent to you.

Well, I hadn't thought of it, but you're right to hesitate. We don't have many blond people here in Venezuela, and I don't watch much media with blond people. When I think of a blond woman like the one in my dream, the people who come to mind are Skyler White, Leslie Knope, and other similar TV characters. And even then, I don't know what they would represent. The characters are very different from each other.


And yeap, as long as the price doesn't go down by a lot, our annual interest rates are super high compared to traditional investments just from curation. The blogging part would be a different investment (time put in), and it's less than regular work payment. Still, I do it in my free time (which right now happens to be all the time), so it's something where there would be nothing otherwise. I get to enjoy, keep a dream diary, write stories, share with friendly people, and I also get coin, it's win-win-win!

That's one of the things I love about Steem. People in "normal" social networks usually take their time for granted. "Free time is not remunerated," they think, but it is. It's just that the money made from these pastime activities is not going into their wallets but into that of the company hosting them (Facebook, Reddit, etc.). On Steem, we have the ability to take back our free time's worth.

Sadly, most people don't make the cents given by small votes on their comments. It all becomes dust unless you have something like dustsweeper@dustsweeper (I do) and have a way to recover the super small votes. This means I can only reward 1 or 2 comments a day (like I just did yours :-P) if I want the rewardee to get something. Smaller free-time rewards :C Unless they post and I can give the vote on their post! But then it loses a bit of the interactivity of having the vote show up on the comment being rewarded.