Steem Engine
I am studying cryptocurrency, learning, absorbing everything I read, see and hear. I have a notebook full of notes armed and ready to dive into this new venture. I don't see it as a gamble at all. I can't see any down side to it. So here I go all ready for a new adventure. I am on a journey to increase my steem power.
Posting seems to be getting easier. Except-no one can see me. I feel invisible on steemit. There is only one way to become visible out of the millions!! More power.
I had this crazy thought that I would have replies, comments, but noooooo...crickets.....
I'll just keep on chugging along with my little steem less self....:)
It will all work out. Surely I can find some friends eventually. It's kinda lonesome in here. If only I had the same response here as
I do on facebook. Just think how it would be if facebook had paid us for posting. Can you imagine? I would be a billionaire from all my post over the years. Too bad they aren't interchangeable.
keep going
Chug chug chugging along!! Gaining steam......Did you see the steam engine in the pic?
It looks clear in the part where the wall is obsolete
I don't understand what you mean
Steemit takes patience an perseverence. I have been at it for about 4 months and only now do I feel like Im "noticed" and reaping rewards. You'll get there! Much love, @sweetpea (followed you)
Thank you for telling me. I'm gonna hang in for the long haul. Keep on writing...
Hear what your saying mate. Defo all about perservence. If it was easy everybody would be getting it. Keep hustling!
Thank you. I appreciate the comment. This way I know I am not just talking to myself. :)
I'm a bit disappointed. I thought the Steem Engine was a cute idea. I took the pic while driving thru a neighboring town. In 2011 an F5 tornado ripped thru this area like a freight train on steroids! The train mural was painted on the side of the building after the clean up had been done. It seems to speak two purposes. One: symbolic of the sound of the tornado that took so many lives and so much property! And Two: the train tracks run right along with the road all the way thru town. Phil Campbell, Alabama, USA