Anyone have good merchants / creators that make malas / similar items for bitcoin? I want to purchase a new one or two and would prefer to pay in btc if / where possible. ☺️ #AskNostr #Malas #Merchants #HandemadeGoods

#FarmLife Update - Attempting to make a last minute repair this AM on the New Holland round baler - repair was successful, however one of the air bags seems to have a leak under pressure. Every time we fill the machine and go to leave the made bale, air leaks off lowering the required pressure to continue baling. To top it off, Mother Nature is sending a few days of (arguably much needed) rain, so the hay we have down needs baled ASAP. Hooray for neverending mechanical issues. Also, I love sunshine but it is absolutely scorching outside... 👨‍🌾🔥☀️

I'm but a humble person trying to pile up bitcoin where and when possible because I believe in a more honest system - a system worth deploying my resources. With that being said - I worked inside of this company for many years before moving on, and how in any capacity can people believe dividends like this are instrumental in their future? Stop kidding yourselves. Get off the train - it takes you nowhere but round and round until the years pass by and you become too sick / frail to realize the consequences of your LACK of actions...

Entirely too hot out for yard work today. Post 5PM work time - here I come. 🔥🫠 #FarmLife Also, coding bootcamp starts in 31 Days and counting. 🤘

Gearing up for this coding bootcamp in August - I can read the merits / discrediting comments all day long, however at this point if I'm honest with myself I simply want to give my best attempt at learning to produce effectively using computers as a tool and it's well within my budget. 27 weeks is a relatively inexpensive cost for me at this stage I'm willing to put in the work and see where I may end up on the other side. Using a few weeks here in July to focus up, rest up, and keep in shape, and go into it full swing. No excuses. 👨‍💻

Transitioning away from cattle raising on the farm has been a whopper of a headache... I've been exploring options for what we might attempt. Without spending tens of thousands of dollars in equipmemt that we arguably can't afford... One crop I'm very interested in establishing in the next year is lavender. We have so many wildlife pests in our area almost anything larger scale production wise is virtually dead prior to launch when it comes to vegetables / fruits... we have deer regularly invading our yard, mere feet of my home. I can't walk downstairs during the night without seeing them come out of a field and graze three feet outside of a window. They're far too numerous and even if we start going after them I'm fairly certain they'll outpace our efforts easily and the issues will persist.