Hive is a Blockchain meant to host large projects. Splinterlands is the perfect example of the power of Hive and its potential.

PeakD is an excellent example of a blogging frontend that is very beginner user friendly. Its UI is straightforward to use. Plus, the developers built in a vast amount of helpful information which is easy to find in your account.

Hive can boast its own NFT site. What makes Hives NFT site superior to all other NFT sites? There are no hidden fees. There are no gas charges when you buy an NFT, unlike some other sites.

Yet,

I have not used any of the products listed above in my four years on the blockchain. I love using Hive.blog. For me, it is the simplest platform to use on Hive for blogging. I will add there is a bit of a learning curve but well worth it, in my opinion. All that being said, Hive.blog is still not the best thing about Hive to me. It is an integral part of the best thing on Hive, though.

So what keeps me coming back to Hive each and every day?

Cookies. @Inthenow's cookies, to be exact, that he sent me, and I did not share even one. They were that wonderful. There is also the fact that if my Husband ate one, he would have then eaten the rest.

Hive, to me, means friends. I take that back. Hive means family. The people I have met while on the blockchain have become brothers, sisters, and my children. I am so freaking lucky that I was talked into joining the blockchain four years ago.

Getting cookies sent to you in the mail makes it all worth it.

My Hive Birthday was a few months ago but I wasn't feeling well enough to make my Birthday post. I get to share my Hive birthday with @TheKittyGirl and I am honored to be able to say that!