I am not the most technically inclined person, strangely enough, since I'm married to a Data Architect. You'd think some of that techy stuff would rub off, but alas, not so much. So, when I recently decided

I am super excited to talk about the upcoming Blockport ICO. Blockport is a decentralized exchange, but with a very important twist. Decentralized exchanges are still coming into their own and really getting

I have been trading in crypto for a couple of years now and while there has always been that air of uncertainty surrounding whether devs, exchanges, coin/token creators are on the up and up, it seems that

I only did a couple of paintings over the summer. It's been a busy year and I am compelled to get back to painting more in the New Year as things calm down. This first one is acrylic on canvas and depicts

I recently noticed a fun challenge going around on social media in which a black and white photo is taken everyday for seven days. The rules are that no explanation is to be given regarding the subject

Over the summer I decided to build a domino table for my brother in laws birthday. He grew up in Puerto Rico and it was one of his favorite things to play as a child. Now that he and my sister have a new

A few weeks ago I came across the lovely paleo recipes @kiwideb has posted on her blog. I had heard of the paleo diet before but since I'm more of a traditionalist I tend to run away from anything that

I am really getting into the gardening spirit. I feel it in my soul! It's a bit odd since the last 7 years I wasn't able to even consider gardening until June at the earliest because we lived up north.

Seriously? It's February and here I sit completely run down and miserable because I have been battling allergies. Seasonal allergies in the middle of winter. Two weeks now I have been wrecked. My car is

I had posted previously about this painting that I was working on for my sister. It, I thought, was mostly finished save for some shading. I often start projects like this and then I get to a point where

4 Support Items To Always Have On Hand Following the idea that simplicity is crucial in holistic medicine, there are 4 go to items that every household should keep which support the use of herbs and essential

I do believe there is a little too much drama on Steemit for me. Considering I had hoped 2017 would be drama free, I must bid you all farewell! I had a rather short run here, unfortunately. There are some

Since it's the dead of winter, I am seriously missing my garden. It hits me every year around this time. Usually because we are inundated with several feet of snow and everything is fifty shades of snow

I am extremely blessed to have two cuddly, sweet little fur babies. Well, little is relative, I guess. Max, our Great Pyrenees is just over 100 lbs and 14 months old.  If you've never met a Great

My Thyroid Journey Learning to take a more holistic approach to health can be a wonderful journey. The most important thing I learned along my journey was view the body as a whole system instead of several

It's sort of interesting to me how herbs, essential oils, and such things have made such a mainstream comeback in recent years. People are realizing en masse that health care is horribly expensive, and

My wonderful husband recently bought me a new Wacom Art so that I could start working on creating more digital art. I created this little video using Adobe Illustrator and Adobe Animate. I didn't think

It may be a new year, but it's still cold and flu season here in the United States. Here in Florida, the season started in October which is a few months earlier than usual, and will continue until May.

My sister is a genealogy nut...I am too, but have far less time these days. She discovered a few years back that a line of our family hails from Isle of Skye, Scotland. This was a bit shocking since we

I have loved classic cars and trucks ever since I was a little girl. To me there is just something romantic about them. I decided I would start the new year off by just doing a simple exercise in watercolor