After a fun first year spending more time on Hive, I'm taking things more seriously in 2025 to be part of my daily habit. For all I know, my account should be in good standing with all your bot checks since I'm keeping all my HP/HBD on the account!
I share Splinterlands strategy every day with my Battle of the Day #BOTD series plus special reports and my end-of-season report card every couple weeks.
I'm also an active math teacher, so enjoy competing for those top spots on the actifit leaderboard, while also treating it like a personal journal and window into life in Brooklyn, NY.
I certainly could stand to step up the curating, but haven't gotten into any delegating. Looking forward to a big 2025 on Hive, PeakD, Snaps, Splinterlands, and everything else this blockchain has going on!
I remember Brooklyn and Bay Ridge. It was long time ago, and my friend...the local dude there insisted I would not be gunned down in the streets and that little old ladies walked around safely. 😀
As for your account.., doing OK!
Woo Hoo! We are fellow MtG dumpers. Got rid of my modern collection when Hasbro took over. Still collect shiny things for legacy and vintage!
Went to Bay Ridge High School...'62-'65. 69th Street and 4th Ave. School's not there anymore. Replaced by another high school, with a different focus.
I never worried, walking around. It was a blue collar, but solid neighborhood. Don't know about today. It's been many years...
I can only speak for Bushwick having lived here since the Pandemic started, and I've felt safe the 5 years I've lived here. Never worried about walking home from the club, even at 4am when the shows end. Some of the best clubs in the world are all right here by Newtown Creek surrounded by industrial/commercial warehouses: The Brooklyn Mirage, Knockdown Center, Elsewhere. What a time to live in Brooklyn!
Ah, Brooklyn. Lived in Bensonhurst, went to high school in Bay Ridge. Many, many, years ago. I guess a different world.
Yeah, I'm in Northeast BK, close to Williamsburg and the Queens border with Ridgewood. I'm about as far as can be from the Staten Island-facing side of Brooklyn down by the Verrazzano Bridge.