One month on Steemit....

This first month has been filled with all kinds of excitement. Steemit offered more than we could ever hope for and we are thrilled as the opportunities here keep presenting themselves to us. We originally chose this platform to share our process with the tiny home. Now we are here to share our process of finding land and starting a homestead in Alaska.

Being on Steemit for a month is when people should do your #introduceyourself. Now we know more of what we can contribute to this community. Perfect example is all the photography from past years waiting to be seen again. Or just our main goal is to help people, thats what community is about and that is definitely what we have.

This is the part where we want to give thanks and props! The homesteading Steemit community is more than we could ever hope for. The Golden Ambassador @goldendawne is very welcoming, promotes new comers on a regular basis and has great gardening posts. There are so many.. we are able to touch on a few homesteaders that have helped us in some way. @qberry's mantra "Do it yourself" is a good motivational post. @walkerland has beautiful photos and great instructions on her how to do post. We could go on and on and on.... Thank you to all the Homesteader online crew. Our goal is to provide quality content in the future by following in the foot steps of my fellow homesteading steemians.

Sharing original art work wasn't the plan a month ago... but it is now. I(Brandon) started some paintings today! Woo-hoo!

Last but not least... to all the minnows out there. Have fun is the number one goal here.(our opinion of course) I know there are frustrating moments out in the steem land. You can put a lot of effort into a post, think it is your best yet, then you get 3 up votes and 1" Wow, great post". Don't get discouraged keep at it, improve and learn everyday. There are whales out there up voting and there is a chance they will touch you.(@qberry also had a post about this). We are a example of a whale touch, splash or smack. We would like to give a big thank you to @hendrikdegrote for the huge wave of a vote that washed over our AK Tiny Home Build post.

Thanks again to all y'all!
Brandon and Lindsey

Steemit graphic credit to: @lebedev

AK Tiny Home Build(Blog Evolution) here they are:
(Part 1)Foundation
(Part 2)Floor and Bottom Plates
(Part 3)Walls and Roof
(Part 4)Storage Box
(Part 5)Metal Roof and Siding
(Part 6)Interior Framing
(Part 7)Electrical, Final Insulation and Vapor Barrier
(Part 8)Pallet Wood Ceilling