Up until today I've been posting to Hive using Peakd. I've only been using Hive for a few weeks and that was just where I started... by chance as much as anything else. Today was the first day I've really explored any of the other frontends and tried to widen my scope a little bit.
I've posted to several communities, but haven't really touched anything that has its own token yet. After reading up a little this morning after breakfast I decided I would head over to LeoFinance and Proof of Brain to check them out. I trade crypto and honestly LeoFinance was one of the reasons I started looking into Hive in the first place so I was always going to end up over there at some point to stake and farm... but Proof of Brain I had never heard of until I found it in the communities section on Peakd. That rule "Have a Brain" well... I think I qualify? I didn't really know what to make of it or what it suggests I should be aiming at for content.
I knew when I was checking out Hive Engine and the various token prices that I would have to figure it out and get over here. So I did, and after reading a few posts realized I should have just been posting all of my blogs so far through the POB frontend. Thanks 
So far I've been mostly posting about my life here on our homestead in Vermont... and I don't see why that should change now that the existence of my brain has been confirmed. (I post! Therefore I am?)
On that note here are a few pics of todays shenanigans:
The view from where I sit and sip my morning coffee- you can see the tray of Nasturtium and Tomato seedlings I brought out to harden off before planting them out in the garden. They've been happy up to now under our grow lights and are just about ready to go in the ground.
My dog Mel doing what he does best... fishing pebbles out of the river and waiting excitedly 50 feet ahead of me to see if I'll take the bait and take it off him to throw back in the water and start the cycle all over again.
One of the best things about our house is how easy it is to see down to the field and marsh from inside or just out back, but how easy it is to forget it's even there once you have gone a few hundred feet down our trails. It feels secluded and peaceful even though we aren't that far from neighbors or roads.
White Lilac and Apple blossoms with a tall maple behind. The structure below is a currently unused chicken coop- we had too many issues with predators last year and decided to take a year off to make improvements and focus on the gardens and other projects this year.
Lilac blossom just beginning to pop. We took lots of cuttings from this and have live staked them in various places around the property. They root well and grow fast as well as providing lots of flowers for pollinators. Not to mention looking beautiful before many species have even managed to leaf.
That's all for me today. I'll have more to come as we continue our adventures here in VT. Until next time
JD