#asknostr I have a US based friend who is asking about custody solutions. He's a newbie. Where do you start people with wallets in the US. Lightning and basechain.

Todays project: Honey Tallow Face Cream Super easy to make! 80g rendered tallow 40g local raw honey 20g castor oil 50 drops pure Frankincense oil Add them all in together and blend with a stick blender. You can melt the tallow if you want to and mix the honey into the warm tallow first but then you need to chill it for 30 min until semi firm before whipping for the best results. I'm really happy with the chuck it all in method. I've found I only need the very smallest amount to get a lovely silky feeling when it's all rubbed it. I'm excited to see how my skin responds to it over the next fortnight. I might make a few tweaks to the next batch based on my results. #homesteading #tallow #honey

There are no shortcuts to anywhere worth going but I'm tired and I really don't want to do any farm work today. #homesteading

Need some recommendations from #homesteading and #dogstr. Bess the beagle has unlocked digging abilities and uped her unsanctioned adventures through the surrounding properties chasing after kangaroos. I need a solution to keep her in. I've started putting a chicken mesh skirt around the yard and she's pushing through the fencing wire of the mesh fence now too. Thinking about an electric option but I don't wasn't to be cruel. Has anyone else dealt with an escape artist successfully?

Only 2 years ago around $20,000 would have bought a whole coin. Now that's the dip. 🤯

When I first started learning about Bitcoin I read that it is only used by drug dealers and sex workers. Well, I don't know any drug dealers or sex workers who accept anything but real money. That was a lightbulb moment for me that #Bitcoin is money and became a cornerstone for my understanding.

New first in the ongoing quest for self sufficiency. Homemade tallow soap. Made from our first on farm processed beef. I used the leaf fat from around the kidneys which is lovely buttery yellow in colour and much less beefy smelling. If you don't have your own animals you can harvest tallow straight from your cooked meats by saving the juices in the pan after cooking or roasting meat or even making bone broth. Once the juices have cooled collect up the solid fat from the top. Or you could ask your butcher for the leaf fat and you might get lucky.