Great work. Keep it up!
Just moved my case this am when BTC was $68K, and just watched it plummet all day, lol. I'd be worried, but I first got into BTC when it was $55K, so I've done this ride before.
I've got 3 Silver Fox (2 doe, 1 buck), A Mutt Doe from Polyface Farms, and a cross Buck between the Polyface Doe and a Silver Fox Buck. That's my breeding supply.
Spent the day yesterday cleaning out the "bunny barn" and applying the manure to beds.
I'm almost valuing the manure more then the meat! Sold a few last year as pets. Which helped with feed costs. Thinking of selling manure as well, by the bucket load.
Made a nice lamp out of a used Grand Marnier bottle for my wife today. We've been getting into candle making, and when I saw this bottle I thought it would make a great lamp.
#grownostr, #tsp, #tspc, #GSD
https://video.nostr.build/f257832b594977aa86090d377602211c4e9241f77fcb2e3ae02d4fd76cd2014b.mp4
I brewed for years. Haven't done much lately as I've cut down on drinking, but I am planning on brewing a bit more this summer.
Cheers! 🍻
Ok, that's how I feel. Just wanted to double check. Seems too good to be true. Looking to be understand what I may be missing.
I have a separate BTC Roth IRA. I max out each year. This would be moving assets from investments in dollars to investment dollars tied to BTC ( if I understand correctly)
I'm considering converting about 1/3 of our retirement funds over to a BTC ETF with Fidelity.
In general, my thoughts are the money needs to stay within the IRA now, but I'd rather have it in a fund that tracks w/ BTC. Currently just about everything I own in retirement(403b) is in USD backed Mutual funds. (I have a BTC Roth IRA) but can only grow that by the limits allowed each year.
This will diversify my assets somewhat, which I see as a plus, and will tie more of my money to BTC.
What are your thoughts/opinions?
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Upgraded the Bunny Barn this past weekend with a new roof. Hopefully this will keep all the buns dry.
#m=image%2Fjpeg&dim=1440x1920&blurhash=_RHKFP%2529xnhkVxaoz%252s%3AtRozs%3Ao0WU1jSh%3FGX8nOW%3BWX.7ShM%7DRkShW.R*%7D%3Fs%3AM%7CjbODkCkCM%7Ew%7C%251s.WAWBsoOWR%2BV%40s%3AogWVs9WUS%24ayV%40R%2BkCW%3DE2jYxuShs.WBNa&x=639ddd712fa7f86142ada828504a32310f8baa361ab9c000636f57c1064c572aI've done this a few times. End up with a lot of tarry charcoal after. Any tips you can provide? Thinking of moving to a Retort with a 30gallon barrel in the 55gallon.
How did this work for you? nostr:npub15879mltlln6k8jy32k6xvagmtqx3zhsndchcey8gjyectwldk88sq5kv0n has inspired me to make a side hustle, while dealing with Rabbit Poo and Worms I already have while building sustainability for the chickens I already have.
I'm trying to gather as much information as I can to prepare for spring and warm weather up here in the Northeast
I listen to a lot of podcasts, and came across one where the doc being interviewed (topic was carnivore diet I believe) recommended brushing your teeth with raw honey. Being the sceptic that I am, and hating most industrial products, I started to research this crazy concept of brushing with honey. Though I couldn't find much, what I did find was one study that had people rinse with honey.
The concept is that there are a lot of natural antibiotics in raw, unpasteurized honey, and that can help with oral bacteria that leads to cavities. According to the study, in order for tooth enamel to breakdown, the pH of the surface of the teeth needs to drop below 5.5 and remain there for long enough to cause damage. This happens with many forms of grains and sugars, but honey only drops the pH down to 5.0, and it rebounds quicker than other sugars, therefore not causing tooth decay and providing antimicrobial effect.
I've been brushing my teeth now for over 3 months with nothing but honey. I switched from an electric toothbrush to a standard "Reach" brand toothbrush as well, so not a controlled experiment. But, overall I feel my mouth is much cleaner, with less plaque then I can remember between cleanings...now just waiting for my next cleaning and X-rays for data.
We started making our own soaps a few months ago, and wow, they're great!
Alcohol free since May 2000; nicotine free since somewhere around 2005; sugar, flour and wheat free since September 2022. Having known the peace that freedom from addiction brings, I’ve been grappling with my caffeine addiction. So today is my first day without it. This was a great listen to get started. Now for the withdrawals. Hello migraine!
Oh and here is an invite link if you have never tried SCRIBD: https://www.scribd.com/gi/api8s9
#grownostr #recovery #freedom #kickthehabit 
Curious as to why you want to stop caffeine. Not judgmental, just curious. What benefits do you hope to gain, or weaknesses overcome? Why do you think caffeine is something you need to remove from your life?
Not sure I want the answers...I'm already struggling with stopping some of the other items you've listed, lol.
But, onward to a better life. Better living through knowledge and discipline, right?
Haven't converted it yet. I would love to turn it into a truly natural pool, but my wife says no each year!
This video was 2 weeks ago, but finally getting it up. Needed to irrigate the new beds and tie in the new one.
Started planting out the new beds. Doing weed block on one side, none on the other to see the work difference between the two, and if I want to use it in the Future.
Also opened the pool last week!
https://rumble.com/v2r0ipu-homestead-update-6.html
