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Glad you enjoyed it.

@@MomentsOfAwareness I’m happy to see that you are a loving Christian lady who is enjoying life.. one day I hope to enjoy life forever too! Jesus Christ is God.. 😀

@@Sspatty All the best.

@@PeaceJaway Jesus is Lord of all…

@@Sspatty To each their own, Mr. Kita.

Almost never, but if I have the ingredients, sure. You?

Forgot so hard ya unhappened it.

Our dogs have fur, yes.

So we're sometimes told. And then folks watch a while... 😁

Ya do keep comin' back.

When'd you move from Oklahoma to Wyoming?

No Jack here.

You're not.

Thank you, if my assumption that you're speaking to me is correct.

Cooperation is good. And I'd correct you, but I doubt you're old enough to remember the Chicken Lady.

And...?

We're not, and better than...?

It wants to know if we want that translated into English.

cant find it on youtube

is there anyway u can link it to me

"Kris Knew It" by Jeffro Bodeen from the album 'Twelve Tall Tales' is available at ReverbNation: www.reverbnation.com/jeffrobodeen .

When we decided in 1994 that we'd use the then-nascent World Wide Web to engage in an exercise in life under observation once streaming became available, we hoped that eventually we'd be able to allow our viewers to look at whatever they want that we have the capacity to show. (Who wants to look at our old mugs, anyway?) We're not there yet, and in the meantime this is the closest we can offer.

@@MomentsOfAwareness Honestly, that is incredibly interesting. Have you been wanting to stream since the internet first started?

@@ShockwaveZero Since the World Wide Web became a thing, anyway. I used the Internet when I was a kid, but that was a very different experience that didn't lend itself to thinking about sending images across it. But Dude and I had just gotten together around the time the WWW was getting started, making the Internet more accessible and useful in the ways we think of it today, and it occurred to us that it'd be fun someday to be able to just hang out at home and chat with people from around the world, or just let people observe our lives if they wished, for whatever reasons people might want to. We had big dreams at some points of building a studio and broadcasting bands, artists, theater troupes, that sort of thing, but this is entertaining as it is, and it's the core of what we envisioned back in the day.

@@PeaceJaway That's so interesting and I love that. It reminds me of what the internet was intended to initially be before it became all censored and regulated. I remember those early days too, I miss them. It's like you're keeping that initial dream alive by doing this. Super cool. And I like the ducks!

@@ShockwaveZero Censorship and regulation were inevitable, and to some degrees in some areas they're necessary for a cohesive society.

Do you find it difficult to find humor in life without 'stuffs'?

@MomentsOfAwareness no it just felt so out of context, felt like nothing external had triggered it

@@trystanoppert3183 That makes sense. The TV is directly above the wide view camera, but you have no way of knowing that unless you ask or watch long enough for it to become apparent. But we hear where you're comin' from.

Our artists thank you.

I have no idea what we were watching three weeks ago at the time of this comment.

You're in the comments section. Chat can't hear you.

Sometimes. I'd expect the chickens do smell the ducks, although they don't have much of a sense of smell.

Can't help ya with the time, but at least you'll know better than to stop by again, eh?

He's right, you're wrong for even uploading this video.​@MomentsOfAwareness

@@rnbassj3102 Your opinion is noted and given due consideration.

Life is going on, as it is wont to do.

Which costs?

Thanks. It is. They are.

When there's an end goal in mind and sight, one can put up with more than one might believe possible. Three years ago when our dogs caused an issue for the neighbors, my husband started building the outdoor enclosure you can see. We were also having issues with predation on our fowl, who provide a fair amount of our other animals' food, so half the flock came inside at the same time. That made for a miserable winter, but the next summer he was able to complete enough of the enclosure to get half the flock outside. Last year wasn't as bad. Now, we're switching to Muscovy ducks, so we need this baker's dozen of ducklings to make it to maturity. They should be outside in a month, and this winter should be blissful compared to the last ones.

Sorry, four years ago. The first section of the enclosure can be seen in one of the background loops we run at times, which was recorded in October 2020, so it was four years ago. Thing is, prior to that we ended up with fowl inside nearly every winter after we started keepin' 'em as we didn't have an outdoor area in which they could be nursed or brooded when necessary and hadn't been able to come up with a design that would work in such a way, so when it became a house extension/dog run that would also house chickens, ducks, and if we ever manage to work it out maybe some small lemon trees, bamboo, and the like, that shifted our perspective and we're pretty happy with what it's becoming. Also solves the fowl inside issue, although I'll admit I like having one little hen who doesn't get up on things, is quiet, and picks up things that might get caught in the cracks or shunted to the corners. The vacuum blows out our circuits so it's nice to have someone get what the broom misses. Anyway, the boys will be five this year, and it was four years ago that we started their enclosure.

Couldn't say where you are, nor what's happening there. Are you alright?

@@MomentsOfAwareness I am now. I love the mish mash of colours, things moving. Have you ever dropped LCD or smoked DMT? You're video reminds me of both trips mixed together and I have time for that! What is happening in this video? Do I need to get even more high to understand? Oh, I'm in the South West of England in a little county called Somerset! I'm just about to start chapter 26 of The Stand by Stephen King and I'm finding something random to make a few pre rolls to. You win. Most random. Although, I might have put my book on hold while I try to figure out more of your video!

@@runaway7380 I don't know what you need, and I don't expect you to understand. Moments of Awareness is an exercise in life under observation (in saturated colors). No, I've not dropped LCD or smoked DMT, but I'm glad you're enjoying your time here.

@@MomentsOfAwareness Well colour me intrigued. In saturated colours. I'll be sticking around. Seems like an experience. I could have you on in the background while I'm reading! Thank you!

@@runaway7380 Enjoy. May the roos not disrupt your ruminations. 🙂

You'll have to be more specific.

@@MomentsOfAwareness are we GOD?

@@InnerLuminosity Sure.

Life is happening here, as it is wont to do.

Moments of Awareness is an exercise in life under observation.

You'll have to be more specific.

For...?

Kinda is for us.

Mangrove.

According to Peter, Paul & Mary, anyway.

Couldn't say.

Maybe you secretly love awesomeness

You'll have to be more specific.

@@MomentsOfAwareness okay, wtf wtf

@@mequavis That's more letters, not more specific.

@@MomentsOfAwareness crazy crazy

@@mequavis ​ @mequavis Define 'crazy' and tell me more about your context, if you will.

Hello. Why?

Yep.

Nope.

Enjoy.

No. Yours?

Pretty sure she's still makin' movies.

Hope you enjoyed it.