tbh, I am on a computer all day, so I read the most there. However, my favorite reading is with a physical book.

It's been more than a little frustrating for a while. I have to wonder how much of the problem is the steemit platform itself or what. IDK. I've written some pretty good posts, but...they often get little

Eventually. The first book, Dawn on Jefferson, needs a massive rewrite before it can be turned into a book and this one still has another 33ish chapters to go. Might be as much as 37.

thank you!

Could have been, if not for those pesky birds!

Make sure to slice them thin enough, otherwise they'll end up browned on the outside and cold on the inside. Another suggestion would be to shred some jack cheese and sprinkle it on there. Some parmesan

No restrictions on the images. Says so on the other side of the links.

Suggestion: Add artichoke hearts, in water, not pickled.

I expect to see a treasure you have been accumulating for decades hidden with a poem as the guide in about 30 years from you. Don't disappoint me. ;)

There is also a perception, by many, that there are few consequences for their commentary, so the loud often shout down others, giving an impression of what the majority opinion is. That can cause a group

Add to that, Warner Bros has "signed" its first algorithm for music. And there is also an algorithm that produces an nonstop stream of death metal on Youtube. In an era of autotune and the record

That is a gorgeous shot. What time of day was it?

My egg salad is simpler. 4 eggs. 1/4 cup mayo 1/8 cup finely chopped onions 1/4 habanero pepper chopped mustard to taste (often very, very light) pinch of salt optional: 1/4 tomato (very ripe) and/or 4

It used to be, during the Perseid meteor shower, White Sands National Monument would open up at night. With the missile range having no light pollution (or very little at least) and Alamogordo and Las

More myth than reality. Fukushima was bad, but the damage was mostly local. A coal fired plant puts out huge amounts of radioactivity. Something people don't talk about! And, tbh, there is a lot of pollution

If you haven't done so already, make sure to write about that stupid, ahem, crazy poem.

They are out of print, but I would also suggest David Gerrold's War Against the Chtorr series. The series is unlikely to be finished - David is now 72 - but the books are really, really thought provoking.

May I make the suggestion of reading CS Friedman's work? The adult, not YA. I find her work to be very descriptive and rich. It's wildly different than Gaiman, but rather different all the same.

Your comment about the psyop coin reminded me of something I have been telling friends for some time. I always called it my Tinfoil Hat Theory, but given the events recently, I am no longer sure its really

I dispute that Limburger is a fine cheese, except perhaps for stink kittens to consume. bleh.