Yep, you have the hot times ahead... one of the joys of living in a somewhat temperate climate is that it rarely gets super cold, but also not super hot in the summer. There are some things we can't grow,

I'm just hoping the "every 4 years" pattern somewhat holds out... none of this would really impact my life unless it got to the $4-5 range. Till then it's just fin blogging!

We need more like Splinterlands. Splinterlands always stands out as bringing a massive influx of users to its own app/ecosystem rather than specifically to Hive. The point that is often missed is that

I believe we reach a point in life where we just get tired of presenting any kind of outward appearance that is in disagreement with how we really feel.

Thank you!

At least the yard waste portion is organic and biodegradable — eventually — but it becomes a very big pile, pretty quickly.

I think crypto is definitely "volatile" but so are biotech stocks and small to mid-cap tech stocks. Comparing crypto to to huge old-market company stocks is not really apples-to-apples. Crypto's

I'm sure I don't fit the typical Hive user profile in the sense that I came here having already invested 18 years in blogging on various venues (since 1998-ish) and "Hive 1.0" basically represented

Greed has caused a lot of damage in this world... often in the name of "free enterprise."

Definitely a worthy lesson because you truly can't expect anything to turn out as expected or promised!

Thank you!

Thank you! In the end it wasn't great, but Sunday somewhat helped rescue the event for us!

People definitely do change... but what is the cause of that change? Do they change because change is simply inevitable as we acquire more information or experience... or is change forced on them by such

Perhaps it's best summed up in the thought that it's not so much that people expect to do less to get what they want, but the infamous "they" have moved the goal posts to where it becomes much

True, anger definitely can be very destructive.

And yet that term is so widely accepted and used incorrectly to put pressure on people.

There's no doubt that ADHD is a "real" diagnosis... but I also think a lot of people reach for "diagnosis labels" in place of engaging in any kind of serious self-inquiry to get to

Thank you.

I'd say that's a pretty accurate assessment of the situation... I think the whole COVID situation gave a lot of people time enough to "sit with themselves" in ways they'd never had to before...

Very cool, and thanks for sharing this very thorough illustrated guide! We don't have a lot of oaks around here, but I do remember a couple of our First Nations friends gathering huge volumes of acorns