I staked all my pals. Does that make me a vampire slayer?

I've been busy working on my photography lately. I've built a website, I've audited my camera gear, I've read books, and I'm learning more and more about a more modern editing workflow.

I've continued to post my daily thing in the background (it's mostly scheduled via SteemPeak these days) - and I drop in on my favourite authors from moment to moment.

At the same time, I've ventured back into conventional social media like Instagram in order to have a quick and easy photographic folio to show to people while on the go.

I have been keeping an eye on developments all around Steem though. Palnet is one of those few developments that I've devoted the time to make a bit more of an effort with.

That's because the project has arguably the best builders this platform has seen - and I'm guaranteed an engaged and active user base that may, or may not interact with my blithering words.

I was pleased to see that with my near 3 years worth of activity on the chain, I will become a large stakeholder, with almost half the tokens of the largest whales also share dropped to me, among a whole bunch of other users.

So I've staked all my pals

That means you're all a bunch of vampires, or I'm just being my usual self, capitalising upon puns wherever they are available.

I will continue to use the palnet tag in my future posts, and I'm actually typing this using Palnet's front end, which is a fork of Steem's condenser. It still needs a bit of work to remove some of the references to Steem - but the steem side of this is all invisible.

I hope that resource credits won't get in the way of anyone's posts here.

In the interest of not being a boring post full of just text, here's a photograph I took two weekends ago, and have finally edited to a decent standard.

Here's a link to to the model's instagram. Photograph by me!