But that doesn’t phase me. I’ve learned languages before, and even though I’m getting older and dumber, I feel like I can do it. What is like learning a new language? Well, it could be many things, but the specific one I’m referring to is farming and business. So, two things, I guess. A couple … Continue reading It’s Like Learning A New Language
I’ve previously mentioned some unexpected costs that came with buying bees, but recently I have come to realize that growing vegetables comes with its own “unexpected” costs… I used quotation marks, because the things in themselves weren’t unexpected, but the cost was something I didn’t think much about other than it being some abstract number … Continue reading More Unexpected Costs
Not so easy. Not easy at all. So, I have two youtube channels which I'm trying to grow at the same time. One of them is more important than the other, but I spend more time on the less important one. One is a fitness channel and the other is about my new farm/homestead. It's … Continue reading Determining My Focus – Deciding Who I Am??
So, this is probably the case for anything, and that's why this post is relevant to anyone. Perhaps the valuable lessons I've learned can be helpful for you as well, if nothing else than as a gentle reminder. Recently, I moved to a small farm, and as the season is finally beginning, things are happening. … Continue reading The constant tweaking and adjusting
Today I got 2 new subscribers on my fitness channel. My initial reaction was “yay!!”, but then… probably just a few minutes later, I felt negative emotions creeping up to the surface. Why? Where did they come from? And what were they about? I was filming my 50 subs splits special when I started thinking … Continue reading Identifying And Getting Through Psychological Barriers + Farm Updates
Ever since my dog died two years ago, I’ve been longing to get a new dog, just like anyone else would. I’ve been on the lookout, been thinking a lot about it. But… even though I found one yesterday - a cute little yorkie that I could breed with - the dictator of this house … Continue reading Sadness, But Moving Forward
Today I tried one of Caroline Girvan’s calisthenics workouts. It was my first time trying one of her workouts, and it was very good, very suitable for me. The moves were great. The only thing I struggled with was the arm exercises, but that’s good, as I am trying to strengthen my arms, my biggest … Continue reading 22 March
I have now cleaned out almost everything in our place. Lots of boxes and bags, carried out mostly by me. Lots of books. Too many. All in Danish. We'll probably sell the books to the many Danish people around here. Hopefully. Also found a locked suitcase. Seems empty and useful enough, but locked by a … Continue reading Cleaned Out and Crash.
Starting a farm isn’t easy, they say. It’s hard work, they say. And that’s probably true, but I haven’t even gotten to that part yet. My struggles lie in getting started in the first place. Why? Because I don’t know where to start. On my own, starting is a very desolate thing. As a full … Continue reading A stumbling start, but still a start…
