Hi it's me again... @SenorCoconut,
By now there are a lot of people out there who have really enjoyed these interviews featuring HSCO's vendors, and I thank you all very much for the awesome comments and feedbacks in regards to my questions and support you have shown to the vendors.
As it may seem like it should only take but a few minutes to type up such a post, it actually takes quite a bit of work. I do a lot of research into the vendor's life, I investigate their blogs, websites and other social media platforms they may be linked to. The reason I do this is to get a sense of who they are, only then can I start the process of finding relevant questions. Of course I ask the kind of questions for things I personally want to know, but I also make sure it all fits within the Homesteaders Co-op mindset and ethics.
If you don't already know,The Homesteaders Co-op is an International Marketplace for Sustainable, Handmade Goods.
Where Mom & Pop vendors are accepting USD, STEEM, SBD, BTC, ETH and coming... for their handmade, sustainable, homegrown and ethically sourced products.
A lot has been happening internally to help everyone within the community... Vendors, Contributors and Participants alike. Things are moving pretty rapidly and we're learning how to grow and adapt to this ever changing digital market.
I will be taking a short break from featuring vendors because I urgently need to work on making our Neo-Tribal Village winter friendly... Living in an travel trailer in New York state is not an easy task!
So today, instead of going on with our typical VENDOR FEATURE of the week, I'll give you a recap of the last six features in this serie.
Like I've mentioned before in these posts:
It takes a village to raise a child, because when people help eachother life is easier for everyone involved.
So have a look at everyone featured here and if anyone strikes you as the kind of person you would see yourself doing business with, please go ahead and visit their shops!
Porters Place
@Porters is into natural medicine, food sovereignty and meditation. I'm sure there is more to the story, but out of the five questions, we gaine a tremendous sense of how much Porters cares for the overall health of our planet. She wrote a series of books called "Bringing Out the Potential of Children" which I would love to read one day, soon.
Alex Leeor
Ah, this interview was also a gem!!! I am currently reading 
Bees by Professor Bromide
Are you ready to learn about bees? 
The Pepper Family Homestead
This is 
we are basically trying to “work ourselves out of a job.”
If you are inspired to leave the rat race follow this homesteading familly and I'm pretty sure they will give you the confidence to make that leap towards self-reliance!
Weave to Empower
Empowering the women in her community, this is 
Foxfire Homestead
Every one of the vendors I have interviewed have been such amazing inspiration to me, I hope you can find some of the same golden nuggets for yourself, while reading their feature.
Want to read more? Here's last recap: https://steempeak.com/self-reliamce/@homesteaderscoop/hsco-s-last-7-featured-vendors-or-a-recap
Until next time... soon-ish, I promise I will not take that long of a break 😁! Thank you for reading.
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