I don’t wanna make any preposterous statements but I think nostr:npub19lhkt6w7q4nqcxllztrs8kg3x4asvh4fcahr246yp9rfpashj87qz5qdzy is literally helping straighten my teeth 😬
Oh how did I not know about this 😮
Love seeing plebs stacking the (honey) dip this weekend! Bitcoin exchange rate down = honey price down = cheaper honey for you + I get to stack the Bitcoin dip and hodl a few more sats 😋 #circulareconomy
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I got in an argument with ai about the correct spelling for pajamas/pyjamas today, it will never be able to settle the standard/metric conundrum for us.
Wow, just checked the #Bitcoin chart, looks like fiat price of honey is on sale this weekend!
(Price in sats unaffected) 😽
Made some delicious pancakes with honey from nostr:npub1sweetl0gskmka0n5qevt7v2wj9q56ntwkmaeywffw4ftaucmcakquhns6h this morning! 🥞🍯☕️😋 
Yuuum those look great 😋
Do you like syrup? I’ll have to send you a bottle of maple to try, we’re just finishing up boiling and bottling this later week.
In case you need help generating a valid #Bitcoin seed phrase, @seedstr is here to help. 🤖
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Oh nice! Cyans are always a bit more challenging and yea the pins and fruits both tend to be on the smaller side compared to wild collected fruits. The flushes may only yield a few full grown mushrooms, but once exhausted if you have appropriate space that spent spawn is really perfect to seed a larger outdoor bed.
I remember in 2020 we drove from DC to Maine on March 31. In DC it had been spring for weeks, daffodils, cherry blossoms, everything green, warm weather - and then we got here it was still frozen and snow. The leaves don’t even come out up here ‘til May!
Just a late snowstorm. All quickly turned to mush by now! 😆
We thought winter was really over a couple weeks ago and seemed like maple season was over before it even began. So we’re glad for one last week of ‘winter’ before spring chaos hits!
Last days of #maplesyrup season.
We’ve been blessed with one last stretch of colder weather which has brought us steady sap flows that should continue throughout the next week or so. The first week of April is when we typically will pull our taps and finish up boiling and bottling for the season.
Spring is near, bees will be flying and the gardens will start filling up shortly. 🌱
At least for me, the obvious choice is nostr:npub155m2k8ml8sqn8w4dhh689vdv0t2twa8dgvkpnzfggxf4wfughjsq2cdcvg FOSS software that puts you in control.