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Located Perth, Western Australia 🇦🇺 First on Nostr Wednesday, August 28, 2024 I don’t respond to personal messages. My website is:
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
While I wait for my website to get fixed I'll post this here in one post for those who liked this earlier in the week. This way everything is in the one post for you. My husband and I now have 114 individual meals (57 dinners for the two of us so we'll have avoided 57 takeaway meals for those late working days when we don't feel like cooking). Chilli Con Carne (see image for recipe) Makes 28 individual servings of chilli con carne using a generous 3 large serving spoons (see image). 14 meals for us. Garlic bread or mashed potato or rice, alongside. I remove stalks from all green leafy vegetables before adding to pan. Fry the meat, the onions, then mushrooms, then tomatoes, each in olive oil and garlic before adding to large pan. Then have on simmer while adding the other ingredients. Low simmer all till well cooked. Cool and separate into containers for freezing.   Pasta sauce (see image for recipe) Recipe makes 46 individual servings (23 meals for us). Basically, it's the Chilli Con Carne recipe. We subtract the red kidney beans and the Old El Paso spice mix. The rest remains the same. Cool and separate into containers for freezing. Two large serving spoons each quarter container (see image). Put into Décor oblong 900ml container with 4 removable compartments (see image). When we have pasta we use a cashew recipe that we bring to preferred texture, instead of Parmesan or Pecorino Romano (see image for recipe). Thai Red Beef Curry (see image for recipe) The take-away container in which I put in 3 ladles (including. juice) plus an added ladle of only juice, is for two of us (with a side of basmati rice). See image for rice recipe. We use a big, stainless steel pan, around 11 litres in size (see image). Hamburgers A kilo of grass fed and finished beef mince, two eggs, approx. 20 g Braggs nutritional yeast and approx. 80 g crushed garlic to make up 8 burgers to freeze (see image)
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
Weather is changing for the weekend. ☔️🧡 image
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
GM I’ll be back somewhat later. Some of you look forward to my daily Forward Steps Note. I seem to have an issue with my web site. Have written to my hosting service to see what insights they can provide.
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
Paying tax on your vacuum cleaner in future might be "a thing". 🤣😂🤭🧡
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
If Younghoon Kim is right, then that's around 50% CAGR so not implausible. Plus, at that rate, we may not be buying a load of bread at $1000 for each. Slow and steady is so much better. 🧡🤩✨ Separation of money from state is the goal. 🏦 image
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
After all that cooking earlier this week (scroll down my feed to see more about all that), we had one more teensy job. A kilo of grass fed and finished beef mince, two eggs, approx. 20 g Braggs nutritional yeast and approx. 80 g crushed garlic to make up 8 burgers to freeze. So now we have 114 individual meals (57 dinners for the two of us). On the nights that we finish work late and don't feel like cooking 🧑‍🍳 we will have avoided 57 takeaway meals. Yay 🙌 more for our Satoshis. 😂🤣🧡 image
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
Listening to Bitcoin Banter @Tony | thebitcoinway.com ⚡️ @theothermjordan and @birdflip Thanks guys! 🧡✨🙏🫂 In this episode of Bitcoin Banter, Michael, Tony, and Greer discuss: 00:00 - Recap 01:01 - World’s highest recorded IQ holder says Bitcoin will 100x in 10 years 05:06 - Nick Szabo on the Knots vs Core debate 10:49 - US Gold Reserves hit $1 Trillion in value after record rally 12:15 - The digital euro claims you control your money, your choices and your future 14:56 - Boomers planned to retire at 60 with $150K. Now they need $1M 19:13 - Canada is forcing all Canadians to hand in their guns 22:57 - Polymarket sees an 83% chance of a US government shutdown tomorrow 24:45 - Bill Gates Wants To 'Tax The Robots' That Take Your Job 28:25 - Outro
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
Aussies will relate to this. Are the AFL in cahoots with government to dilute Australian 🇦🇺 culture? Often wondered if the whole umpire bias or timely poor decisions and our media's inability to be allowed to comment on umpire decisions was a psyop for training the public in suppressing emotions when we see blatant favouring or corruption. So is this decision, about the historical center bounce, just another way of chipping at our cultural heritage? (See attached image) I am becoming such a suspicious person these days. 🧡🫣🤭😎 image
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
Hey, look! 👀 It's @walker and @BTC Sessions together. Great topic, am listening now. 🧡✨🙏 "Bitcoin is completely finite, only 21 million, and dollars can inflate forever. So if you're looking at a dollar price of Bitcoin, you're using the wrong measuring stick. Bitcoin is the measuring stick because it is constant. There's a certain number forever." -Walker 00:00 – IN THIS EPISODE... 01:32 – Intro: Who is BTC Sessions (400k subs, global educator) 03:07 – “What is Bitcoin?” Opt-out from a broken system 05:14 – What’s actually broken with money (time, value, inflation) 07:22 – Money printing vs. real wealth (apples analogy) 09:12 – If they’ll always print, what’s the solution? 10:06 – Living on a Bitcoin standard (paid in BTC, 90–95% income) 11:45 – Paying bills with BTC (Bull Bitcoin, Bitcoin Well); daily spend via gift cards 12:55 – Why circular economies matter (Sat Market in Calgary) 14:08 – US angle: Fold & practical tools getting easier 15:36 – “Am I too late?” Mindset shift & scarcity 18:23 – From billions to trillions: moving goalposts of fiat 20:20 – Sats add up: faucets → daily sats (Fold wheel example) 21:13 – Nihilism vs saving: Bitcoin restores normal saving 23:34 – Halvings & finiteness (block rewards perspective) 23:51 – Bitcoin as a savings technology → focus on your craft 25:08 – Personal impact: saving, family cushion, long-term horizon 28:02 – Biggest beginner pitfalls & distractions (stick to Bitcoin) 31:27 – Self-custody or else: exchanges fail; you must learn 32:45 – Three skills: acquire BTC → phone wallet → hardware wallet 36:13 – Bitcoin is simpler than banking (practicality vs permission) 38:04 – Case study: 2022 trucker protests & censorship resistance 45:03 – Global human-rights use cases (HRF dissidents) 46:38 – Not partisan: whoever’s censored will use Bitcoin 49:14 – Final beginner advice: act now, learn by doing 52:47 – Tutorials hub: btcsessions.ca/learn (Beginner → Advanced) 54:00 – Where to find Sessions & closing thoughts 55:10 – “Download a wallet today”—final call to action
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
This is not great! Take care everyone. 😥☹️🥹🧡 You don't need to see the last 2 and half minutes of video, unless that's a route you want to take. Not your keys, not your coins. 🔐🔑
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
Only 25 years of service and a ton of money spent. Now they’re landfill because I don’t believe they can be recycled. Does wonders for the environment, don’t you think? :( The second video shows where ‘dead’ turbines end up.
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Forwardsteps 4 months ago
Spotted this on YouTube and thought more Bitcoiners might like to know about it too. Plus, if you live in this area, you might like to show this young man how to accept Bitcoin as payment. :)