#Farmers Income

[redpapercraness]

my fields of mistria farmer's seasonal outfits <3

[elmleif]

Saoirse had every intention of going to the doctor for a check up today to figure out what this mysterious illness could be, but after sleeping through nearly the entire day only waking up to puke, she was reminded of the last time she had these symptoms and decided to take a pregnancy test, just to rule that out. After learning of her low fertility paired with the fact that she was only able to conceive Morning with the help of treatments, Saoirse never would have dreamt of conceiving on her own. Yet, the test was positive. Actually, all four she took were. After the initial shock settled and was replaced with pure excitement, Saoirse ran downstairs to find Cillian in the garden to share the big news. Confused as to what could have his sick wife in such a good mood, Cillian set down his tools and got up to meet her, and when she handed him the positive test he could not believe it. He stared at it in complete disbelief for a moment while she explained that there’s three more positive tests sitting upstairs. He pulled her into the tightest hug and began crying over how happy he is that they’re finally welcoming another member to the family, and that Morning finally gets to be a big sister. Both Saoirse and Cillian had always planned on trying for another baby once the dust settles at the new restaurant, so the timing is just a little overwhelming, but they wouldn’t change a single thing.

[farmerstrend]

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[bas-rouge]

So, I was chatting with my friend today, and we are curious, what would draw young people (20-40 years) to join their local all-breed clubs? Or to volunteer?

I get that time is the primary restriction (I get it... LOL), but what incentives are there? Do we just hand out applications? Cards with codes to club websites? ...

Anyway, would love to hear everyone's thoughts!

[lost-onpurpose]

Personal Goals for this Week

✔️ Reduce screen time (set screen time limits on social media and game apps)

✔️ Track meals and fitness

✔️ Set a schedule for the bakery

✔️ Set a schedule for writing

✔️ Set up sales on spicy sites prior to retiring at end of September

✔️ Set a schedule for holiday bakery sales

✔️ Look into local markets and vendor events for bakery

✔️Write down all debts and create a plan to pay them off ($300/month will pay off everything except student loans in about a year)

Start a savings account for creating a commercial bakery space

✔️ Design a farm stand to put in driveway for bakery

✔️ Put phone on DND at 11:00 pm so I can sleep in peace but allow emergency calls to come through (scheduled DND/Bedtime to start at 11:00 pm and ending at 5:30 am with my alarm)

✔️ Look into local gyms/personal trainers

Maybe start a podcast?? (Probably not. I think I'm a little manic right now so lofty ass ideas!)

Income Goal: $200

[miserye]

nails have been trimmed life is better again

[micechicken]

I love how my unintentional excuse as to why Alestair and Idan never have to go to work is because they ran away and basically quit without notice.

[pynkhues]

Or a lot of Australian actors farmers in their spare time? Genuine question because i cant tell if it's common

A lot of older Australian actors (and older Australians in general, actually) I know have hobby farms, yes, but I'd say that that's very different from Sam as his family's farm is a (generationally passed-down, from the sounds of it) cattle station and his parents' livelihood.

There is very much a cultural expectation with farmers that I know here that children help out on it during busy periods regardless of their chosen profession. Sam touched on his experiences in animal husbandry in that interview an anon sent me yesterday, but he's talked a bit in press here too about going home for the calving seasons, which I would say would probably be expected by his family given other cattle families that I know.

But yeah, Sam's circumstances are pretty unique, I'd say, given I don't think there are all that many actors who come from actual farming families in Australia.

[maddie-grove]

The irony of Farmer Boy is that there’s a whole romanticization of farming as the best and purest and most independent way of making a living, but (a) clearly the farmers are not in fact making everything themselves and sometimes need tradesmen and (b) Almanzo is able to obtain his greatest wish (a colt of his own) only because his father is pleased that he’s more interested in farming than in a legitimate offer to be a wheelwright’s apprentice. So he’s able to use the existence of tradesmen as leverage.

[rotzaprachim]

a wild flavor of tumblr user is a certain kind of white American self id’d leftist or commie who reblogs and posts things about I just think all liberals and centrists should DIE (*guillotine* meme) and then posts things needing to be nicer to demographics that vote 80% Republican and are very systemically involved in the structural and practical oppression of people of color and the whole US hegemony like brooo I get having a seriously messy relationship with your own cultural background but who are you talking about? Guillotining everyone at mawmaw’s thanksgiving?

[cr1ms0n4nd-ac3]

Hi u all, thought of sharing something that ur probably gonna listen... ahem.

Of course, after all of the thinking,I decided to do my first and ever Harvest Moon Series! But that's not all, I love tragic and angsty stories.. so I think trying this will do. Yep, I am making a tragic sad based Harvest Moon series.

And yes I already set this title out right now, it's called Harvest Moon: Ballad of the Young Farmer ! So here are the concepts that makes it different:

So here it is, this is is the protagonists,Noelle and Sage. Two main characters you can choose, and you can also choose a sibling! Aka Nathaniel and Sara.

I already like how this turns out tho hehe—

So, for the plot to start.. things are not gonna go happy for the beginning..

Plot:

15 years ago, at Roseheart Village.. life was a very happy-go-merry moment between the villagers, they were all happy until.. On a traumatic faded night, something happened.

A forbidden name which people called the "Shadow Magician" had first entered the village during a silent night, they say that he is the evil entity who cursed young teens that is planning to make their dreams come true. And it chose you.

But after that.. You did not realize that you're cursed, because either your left or right eye is different. You don't understand why, until a voice called you out.

60 DAYS...

And now, 3 years for now on. You are in danger, as you are the farmer who is now terribly cursed, about to die on 60 days.. and you had two jobs, to either start a farm or don't tell anyone and keep your darkest secret ever.

You're not sure if there is a cure to remove this, but the best way is to find the Shadow Magician right now to not let your curse go worse,and most importantly...

Will you survive for your sake?

And that's the plot! I am also planning on showing new characters, new bachelors and bachelottes! Now i'm gonna put the warnings on this series of mine:

This contains.. [ Character Angst,Character Death,Mild and Slight Violence,Mental Health,Mentions of 5 Stage Grief,Angsty Endings because there is like 3 of them,Mentions of Grief,Emotional and Mental Trauma, Mentions of Emotional and Physical Abuse,Su1c1d3 and $H. ]

And that is all!! If you have questions about it, don't be shy to do so!

[kakusboyfriend]

Do not be fooled by how I talk about Frieza btw bc man I love knowing that what I'm doing is detrimental to the character's relationship with the plot and other characters.

[hawkzeyes]

Every time I see those videos about southerners believing in climate change without fail there is an out pour of comments like “oh I didn’t expect that from that accent” or “you found the only good southerner” “their appearance doesn’t say that” maybe improve yourself as a person and talk to more ppl than your close minded friend group. Genuinely. Y’all preach of inclusivity, diversity, and against classism and then behave like this. It’s embarrassing. Grow. Perhaps.

[sanguinewolves]

my exfather be like

[perfectlyvalid49]

If Trump wins, and I hope to G-d he does not, the only possible way to keep him from enacting all the shitty things he wants to do is to have congress stop him (hypothetically the supreme court could, but this particular supreme court won't). We've seen a Republican congress shut down Democratic presidents - heck, look at the stuff Republicans refused to pass this year alone. A Democratic congress could help mitigate a Trump administration, and help a Harris(?) administration, y'know, actually do stuff.

And as for down ballot races - Minnesota had a blue state senate by the slimmest of margins last year (34 to 33) and they managed to pass laws providing paid family leave, free breakfast and lunch to ALL K-12 students, protections for women's health care, protections for trans healthcare, requiring employers to give paid sick leave, and so much more. If you don't care about the president, you should still vote locally, as it can have a HUGE impact on your own quality of life.

even if you're resigned that trump is going to win, 1/3 of the country lives in states with competitive senate elections. if democrats win the senate, there is very little that trump can do (can't even appoint supreme court nominees)

the following states all have competitive senate elections:

arizona

florida

maryland

michigan

montana

nevada

ohio

pennsylvania

texas

wisconsin

even if you don't think your state is competitive at all, THESE SENATE RACES STILL ARE, SO IF YOU LIVE IN ONE OF THESE STATES, MAKE SURE TO VOTE

and even if you don't live in one of those states, you could live in a competitive house seat. if democrats win the house, then trump can't pass any bills

and even if you don't live in a competitive state or district, your local elections matter even more than federal ones because they have a much more direct impact on your life

so VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE VOTE

[junglejim4322]

Something that I have noticed is I know almost nobody my age that goes to a food pantry. I know people who regularly run out of money for food and in general have to eat an unsuitable diet because that’s what they can afford and they still don’t go to a food bank, im not sure if it’s because they’re embarrassed or maybe if you didn’t grow up going you don’t know much about it but if you’re financially struggling I really recommend it. And look into other options for food assistance too like community fridges and gardens and other programs that can assist you, where I live Salvation Army pays for an allotted amount of grocery delivery for low income people every month, in the summer farmers take excess produce to the library to be taken by anyone who needs it, etc. There are a LOT of resources for free food that you can look into especially if you are literally not eating because of your financial situation