Kate Schneider

I, too, lost a button on my pajama top. Thought it would be a good opportunity to do a BB.

My dog has a serious undercoat...

Hello! I was going through photos from last fall and realized that I did this. Made a series of whole wheat sourdough boules after joining an online class co-hosted by the WSU Bread Lab and Canlis.
Video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0E-4ckoMCWg
Recipe here: https://canlis.com/uploads/ClassNotes.pdf (starts on page 6).

Honestly, I found the recipe hard to follow. I've also struggled with homemade starter in the past and I think I made it hard on myself by going for 100% whole wheat. But they turned out OK! I plan to keep experimenting, maybe with a mix of white and whole grain, until I get a little more comfortable.

These photos are from one batch of 2 loaves. Only ingredients are flour, water, and salt (and wild yeast).

Himalayan blackberries are ripening all over town, so I went to work at a couple parks (the city doesn't spray park fruit.)

Picked a total of 2 lbs, 4 oz over two days.

Did this in two rounds due a to lower-than-expected jam yield...

First up: plum jam (#1 of 2 pints canned). Very tasty.

Second round: pickled baby Walla Walla sweet onions (#2 of 2 pints canned).

Both the plums and the onions were harvested from my backyard. Reused the canning water in the garden.

Okay, I'll give this a shot with savings account interest.

This is an Ally online savings account with an APY of 0.50%. It will continue to generate interest as long as I leave money in it, which I plan to for the foreseeable future.

Note: I share this account with another person. Dividing interest income by 2 = $7.09 earned so far this year.

I did some high-quality photo editing to demonstrate what's being diluted in the bucket. :)

Gave it to the plum tree.

+1 from me too. Community gardens got me started in all this. They are the best! Go Northwoods!

I haven't seen this come up yet: Are dividends (from brokerage accounts) and interest (from savings accounts) considered residual income for this purpose? Or are those not skills-based enough?

Hello! I am kinda new here and enthusiastic about SkIP. Thought I'd dip my toe in the water with a skill I practice almost every day.

I provide bookkeeping services over the internet. My work is entirely remote, so I can do it pretty much anywhere.

Attached:
1) A screenshot of my website's account page, so you know it's mine. It outlines, generally, what I do.
2) Recent proof of payment for a small invoice.