craig howard wrote: I'm having a hard time getting my money from etsy.
I have over $94 in etsy from light toys I've sold.
I have a verified account and deposit schedule is daily but the money just sits in there and doesn't go into my account.
What am I doing wrong or need to do to get them to deposit my money into my account?
I am just starting to go back to selling products so I am looking at Etsy, Amazon and Ebay.
I know all about selling on eBay since I used to be a seller.
So reading about how to sell on Etsy, it says that the funds from your sales are deposited directly to your bank account in your currency, no matter how or from where the buyer pays.
Have you set you account up with your bank info?
If you have then I would contact Etsy to see what the problem is.
Arthur said, Maybe the bone broth remnants are ok because they have been cooked for so long and gotten to be so soft that the splintering in no longer a danger?
I have read that some folks give bones to their dogs so it depends on what kind of bones. Usually it is chicken or poultry bones that are not okay to give to dogs.
Cooking will soften the bones somewhat though some bones are still not okay to give to dogs as they will still splinter.
It is better to use the bones for biochar or bone meal.
Pepita Penny wrote:i guess the frustration in a small garden would be to let a giant squash plant or 2 or 3 take over a bunch of realestate only to find it is no good
Is it really no good? Can you benefit from adding it to a compost pile? Can you feed it to animals?
I bought 4 #10 cans, opened them half way and froze the contents (tomato sauce) in gallon ziplock bags. I then filled each can with a different experimental ingredient: filbert nut shells, bamboo, small branches, cut to length, and banana leaves (shoved in as tight as I could get them).
John Schinnerer wrote:Puerto Rico is a territory, not a state ...
To me, it is not about whether it is a state or territory that uses a two letter abbreviation.
This is about letting the forum member know where you are.
Google tells me that the abbreviation for Puerto Rico is PR so for forum use you would use Puerto Rico not PR so folks will know how to answer your questions.
Jeanne M Wallace wrote:I get really curious when I encounter someone whose view on a topic is different than my own. I want to ask so many questions, to understand how it looks from their perspective. Our life experiences and where we're standing shape our view of everything. I've seen my own perspectives on so many topics morph over the decades. :)
Sometimes I find we humans seem to be pitted against each other in our views, when there are explanations that might encompass both "sides".
Seems like we all are different from one another. Different views, different opinions, different culture. ...
When you encounter this do you ask those questions?
Jill Dyer wrote:Still can't escape the noise - only its different. Crows doing roll-call at 5 a.m., magpies welcoming the dawn with a choir practice and the cockatoos taking exception to intruders in their territory, the occasional grunting koala, and the tutting of a mother 'roo trying to round up her joey. Inversion layer allows distant traffic noise to filter in which highlights the actual pleasure of nature's symphony🎼🎶🎵.
I am sorry to hear that it has been difficult to find land to go off grid.
Are you looking for a blank canvas or something with a dwelling?
If I were looking, as I have done many times in the past, I would look for a property that is less than desirable. An old house that needs fixing up, possibly ...
I also have done the blank canvas several times. This route needs a water supply as water is the staff of life. Your family will need water and so will the animals and garden. Something with a running stream, pond or even an old working well.
Going off grid didn't work for my dear hubby as he was tied to the TV.
bogdan smith wrote: I need to protect it from shock waves and shrapnel, as one pane has already been broken..
If that were my Bomb Shelter, I would remove the window entirely. On the outside I would fill the gap with brick and mortar or concrete as if the window was never there.
On the inside I would frame the opening, fill with insulation and cover with sheet rock or paneling of some sort.
I had not heard about the Surfside condo collapse so I ask google.
I seems that this event took place in 2021:
A contributing factor under investigation is long-term degradation of reinforced concrete structural support in the basement-level parking garage under the pool deck, due to water penetration and corrosion of the reinforcing steel.
What we did when we wanted to increase the amount of water going to our pond was to make a trench that was long, wide and smooth though getting deeper as it neared the pond.
There were rock blocking the path of this trench that had to be removed.
Oak Tree (Quercus spp.), the bark, leaves, and acorns are high in tannic acid, which is a decent killer of microbes. Folks can make a tea to use for bathing, mouth wash, etc.
Pine needles can be used to brush teeth or make a tea for mouth wash and tree sap can be used to chew to clean teeth.
Early human used wood ash to bath.
I ask Mr Google about Buffalo Gourd aka by me as Stinky melon:
The Buffalo Gourd (Cucurbita foetidissima) is native to drier plains and southwestern US but can be found near Great Lakes floodplains and disturbed areas, thriving in sandy soils with minimal water, offering historical uses by Native Americans for soap (saponins in roots/leaves)
