My 2017 - A Day in the Life of a Country Carpenter, and What a Difference a Year Makes!
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Get your landlord to sign up at Steemit.com. Show him your track record and all the charts on Steem's appreciation. Now you can pay him with Steem, a great investment for someone who has more than enough fiat to serve his needs. Then, if you're a charismatic sort (I know that your are!), get him to lease that Steem back to you to increase your SP. Now he's making interest on his Steem, you're paying your rent and everyone's a happy camper, (er homeowner).
Hope your flu flies soon.
Sadly, it's not remotely possible, regardless of my charisma.
Heart surgery in a matter of days precludes their interest entirely.
Fortunately, I started only with a chest cold, which was an opportunity for something else, which I finally managed to survive, apparently =)
Thanks!
This might help you:
https://steemit.com/cryptocurrency/@revo/i-m-an-aussie-crypto-noob-and-i-just-paid-my-first-bill-with-steem-ish
All the best, hope you will be fine very soon!
Thank you my friend =) I'll have at that link directly.
I am much better, as I said ready to go back to work - but it's two days before Christmas, so there's not many looking to start a job immediately. Nonetheless, I may have got a couple jobs I might get done by Christmas today, and that'll be a good start to getting the rent together.
It doesn't take much, here, a couple days work, to get it together, so I'm not panicking yet =p
I hope the holidays are joyous and peaceful for you and yours!
Edit: well, I have had a look at that post, and it does look like it might be useful to do exactly what I need. I have some other irons in fires atm, but if nothing shakes out by the first of the year, Imma try this.
Thanks very, very much!
Edit: I have discovered that service only serves Australia. I have reached out to see if USA might be possible. Here's hoping!
A little glimpse into creating a countertop... hope you're able to continue putting those carpentry skills to good work and good cash in the year to come! I think it's cool that you were able to learn more from fixing up your own trailer.
Learning how to weld was pretty cool =) Imma hafta get actual leather gloves to do more of it though.
Molten steel is HOT!
Cotton gloves =/= good enough =(
Yikes, that sounds terrifying! But also crazy cool once you get those leather gloves.
Welding overhead is a vigorous dance XD
An interesting experience I had was when a dime-sized glob of slag managed to drop into my shoe.
You'd be amazed how fast you can take off a shoe!
Boots are a good idea too =p
Haha, and I used to think soldering electrical components was intense! Sounds like an entire special suit might be in order.