I’m At a Loss, I Guess
The day I posted my introduction post, I was a little blown away at the responce I got. 
Hive account@minismallholding, 
Hive account@mattclark, 
Hive account@hethur240, 
Hive account@hitmeasap, 
Hive account@wwf and 
Hive account@goldendawn were some of the first to welcome me. The advice and assistance they offered, and continue to offer, and the community that I accidently fell into made it really easy for me to get my feet wet, and I haven’t felt discouraged a single day since I got here. I think the homesteading community might be the strongest, friendliest, tightest community on Steemit.
My girls, on the other hand, while they have some interest in homesteading, and plan to join my husband and myself on a piece of land, and participate in the life style we want to live, have other interests that they are more involved in right now.
So, I’m trying to help them find some like minded people to follow. Trying to help them get going .... but I’m really just at a loss. I didn’t have to get started. You all got me started!
So, I’m sending out call for some help. If any of you have any ideas, and I’m sure you do, I’d really appriciate the help!
These Are My Girls
Hive account@randomphandom is my daughter, Tory. She’s the one in glasses. She recently graduated with an associates degree in pharmacy. She’s planning on returning to school in the next couple of years for veterinary medicine. Her user name fits her well. She’s a little nerdy. Minecraft, Disney, Marvel, Tim Burton, Harry Potter. Her favorite thing in the whole wide world is Law and Order: SVU. She does a commentary on it every week. She’s into photography and music. When she was 16 she started working at the Humane Society and developed a heart for animals. She’s fun and loud and ready to jump into life with both feet.
Hive account@shey-dawn, Shey (sounds like shy, not shay) is Tory’s best friend, and my son’s new wife! She couldn’t be more different from Tory. Although she’s a riot at home, in public she’s quiet and reserved and tends to observe more than interact. Steemit is about interaction and I’m so proud of her trying it out. She’s into fashion and pop culture. She loves animals and the outdoors. She plans to be a stay at home mom and wife. She’s clever and intellegent and funny I think when she hits her stride here on Steemit, she’s going to take off.
Any Advice?
So, they’ve messed around with Steemit, but got to feeling discouraged pretty quickly. I know that they will do well once they get it going.
I’m willing to help them in any way I can, I just don’t know how to help. I’m hoping that you all can give me some advice that I can pass on to them!
Thank you, in advance, for your help!
