Still Producing!
I’m going to experiment with posting my videos into blog posts. I would love to have some feedback. Do you like to Continue reading Tomato Plant Surviving the Heat!
Daddykirbs on Steemit – Get Paid To Post
What is STEEMit and how does it work?
That’s a great question. I found this post on quora.com that answered that question beautifully. Here’s a snippit from that article:
Steemit is a social network that looks and functions a lot like Reddit, but with one HUGE difference: Steemit pays both the content creators when their work gets upvoted, as well as the people who curate the best content on the site by upvoting others work.
Why would a blogger / video content creator want another site to post on? … like Stemit? Here’s the deal. Our time is valuable! Steemit has a reward system based on cryptocurrency to help build community in a positive way. Continue reading Daddykirbs on Steemit – Get Paid To Post
Building the Horse Barn – Photos of Progress
Building the Horse Barn
This is the story and journey of my horse barn build. Originally documented on my Instagram account, I thought it would be fun to compile it all here on Daddykirbs.com!
Horse Barn – Site Assessment and Stakes
It’s not a horse barn, but it’s a start. 36 feet long and 12 feet deep. That should accommodate 2 horses and a hay storage room just fine. I was a bit concerned that this Continue reading Building the Horse Barn – Photos of Progress
Monday Meetups!
Monday Meetups
Hi! Recently I started this new effort to collaborate with other Homesteading and Gardening YouTube Creators. The collaboration is called Monday Meetups.
Monday Meetups has nothing to do with the number of subscribers that a creator has. I would love to ignore that number altogether! This is all about sharing our gifts, talents and passions with other people. In the last year or so I’ve realized Continue reading Monday Meetups!
Make Kombucha – A How To Guide
How To Make Kombucha
Kombucha. You’ve heard the homestead folks and natural-living folks raving about it. You tried it. You love it, but you don’t love the price tag and you want to make kombucha at home. I’m right there with you! With bottles of commercial kombucha coming in at four or more dollars each, we’d have to tweak the grocery budget a bit to keep the big Daddykirbs family supplied with this fun, fizzy beverage. Continue reading Make Kombucha – A How To Guide
