Hive buzz reminded me about my Birthday today.
I can't believe how fast 6 years flew by, it seems like just yesterday I was trying to write an introduction post. I was so overwhelmed with how it all worked in the beginning. I had no idea where I would fit into a social media site and had to learn how to blog. I almost gave up, it seemed so hard.
I think the main reason I stayed was that I found the @silvergoldstackers group. This group is really one of the first communities to assemble on Steem and then Hive. They even were one of the first upvote trails and had one of the earliest upvote bots to support the community. I would consider myself one of the OGs. Having already been a prepper I had plenty of things to post about and lots of precious metals to photograph. Learning to get my pictures on the blog was a learning experience. lol You guys are great!
It's been fun being on the ground floor of so many new projects. I was an early adaptor to some good ones like @Actifit and 
Finding Leo Finance was great for me being that I was an active stock trader years ago. I was studying anything to do with finance and it was perfect timing to learn about all the crypto projects that were popping up everywhere. I still power up most of my Leo on the LPUD day each month.
A lot of people have left since I joined but they are not forgotten and I enjoyed interacting with them. There are still a lot of cool people here (you know who you are) and it's been fun watching them grow.
I try to post now and then when I have the time, just keeping up with my feed is a part-time job.
I'm mostly hanging out in the 
Thanks to all that supported me and keep it fun and interesting. I'm looking forward to what this year brings on the Hive blockchain!
@mariosfame 
@krunkypuram