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RE: I Am #AliveAndThriving Today! || #IAmAliveChallenge || Daily Off-Grid Jungle Journal Entry: Day #1160 - 13,900 HP Today with My HPUD Powerup, and a Snafu with HIVE Dividends and Delegator Payouts - Big Island, Hawai'i - Tuesday, September 30, 2025
I enjoyed reading how your day went both online and off.
Congrats on your progress towards 15,000 HP.
As for sanfus - I had one on Beeswap the other day. I don't know much about the technical side but maybe I attempted the transaction when the node went down or something... Anyway, the Hive was refunded.
It must have been doubly frustrating to have a Hive issue and a power issue. Nice to be able to grab a machete and go and hack stuff! 😂
Your burger sounded delicious... but what's all this coffee drinking in the evening? It doesn't seem to affect your sleep...
Last thing - amazing photo of the red-leaved lotus (?) with flowers that remind me of crochuses growing in the middle... what is it?
Cheers!
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Hello David, and I'm happy to hear that. Thanks so much, I appreciate it, it's getting so close!
I understand, between the Hive-Engine node issues, and some quirks of BeeSwap, that does not surprise me. I'm glad to hear that your funds were refunded. Haha....yes, true! Clearing with a machete is very therapeutic indeed!
It is super tasty, that's for sure. Hehe...caffeine doesn't keep me awake, so I can drink it even up until the time that I go to bed, and I can usually sleep fine.
I believe you're referring to one of the bromeliads, which are epiphytes (which means that they grow at the tops of trees, but they're not parasites), and related to pineapples. I have several species of them, and I love them all. The vernacular name for that one is the blushing bromeliad, since the leaves in the center turn red when the plant is about to flower.
Cheers, my friend! 😁🙏💚✨🤙
!ALIVE
!BBH
I like that name - blushing bromeliad! I checked epiphytes, specifically whether mistletoe is an epiphyte and it turns out that it's a parasite because it draws its nutrients from the tree whereas bromeliads and orchids don't. I didn't know that many orchids are epiphytes - well, I didn't know the word "epiphyte" until now. Thanks!
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