dannybarnes

Hello everyone. It has been a very long time since I posted last. with the berth of my 3rd daughter and work being crazy I have just not had time to review games. in saying that, I am back. I will be reviewing

Recently I decided to have a non-gardening weekend as there was a list of little jobs I had to do that were starting to build up. So I set out to see how much I could cross off the list before the end

So I met my now wife, years and years ago back in middle school when I moved to Nashville. We could not have been in two more different circles. She always hung out with the "cool kids" while

Nature is the source of inspiration for my watercolors. It often happens to me that I don’t know which is my next drawing. I often feel that there is a blockage in my inspiration. At that moment I know

It's winter here in Australia and it's a time that I've always struggled with in the Veggie Patch. The frosts have been heavy however the rain is no where to be seen. Despite how cold it is the Sun comes

Gardening, like a lot of things in life, can be tough! One of the most important things that you need to have a good garden is time, and this is where @papa-pepper failed this year. During the planting

When cucumbers start coming in it can get a little crazy. If you are away for just a few days as I was, the cucumbers will get very large in a hurry. You can see some oversized cucumbers here in my latest

I cannot think of any better way than to spend my lunch break than out in my garden with my Mini-Me. Teaching her the science behind how the plants produce fruit. We recently watched a video on pollinating

In two years of parenting my daughter, what's the number one thing I've learned and how might this be useful for us today? The number one thing I've learned with parenting my daughter is that I teach by

For interesting splashes of colour in your sunny garden you need to add this lily to your array. It has bright orange spikes at the top which fade off to yellow at the bottom as the flower matures. You

Throughout my garden I have a little network of paths to move about the different areas. My yard soaps upwards at the back which means any paths leading to the back of the yard have quite the incline.

Many beekeepers online have told methat my comb is too dark. I haven't seen any ill effect of this, but still the same I'm going to start cycling out the old comb to be replaced with new. So, What is there

So last night at 10.30 my gorgeous wife gave me my 3rd beautiful daughter. Becoming a father for even the 3rd time is so exciting and emotional. Some say i am extreamly outnumbered now with 4 girls in

I am a big fan of kombucha, and have been making my own for quite some time now. One of the fun parts (especially as your extra SCOBYs start to stack up) is experimenting with all the different flavors.

I have 4 varieties of citrus in my backyard. Two different types of oranges, a lemon and a mandarin. They seem to attrack all types of different pests which attack the leaves, fruit and the branches. I've

Weekly Homesteading Newsletter (WHN) - Issue #4 Date: July 9, 2017 - July 16, 2017 NOTE: All articles MUST have permission granted from the author to include them in the newsletter. To expedite

Day 32 of the Potato Tower Experiment. The odds are stacked (pun mildly intended) against the spuds. It's hot and the light is poor, but we have consistent growth. It appears that the Potato plants are

This is my first ever post on Steemit and I'm super excited to be here! #introduceyourself I come to Steemit with energy and enthusiasm knowing that this is set to become THE new online community and I