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great video, love it that you cooked on the wood stove. Enjoyed your wisdom, humor. keep videos coming

30/3 Well done on making the Sourdough Bread! We are New friends!

Great Setup folks! We live in The Ole Church. Power Outages are terrible if you’re not prepared! Love Wood Heat!

Not to be nosy, but I noticed that you might have a little arthritis in your hands. Well I've been taking three tablespoons of olive oil, once day They say Costco's olive oil is very good within 2 to 3 weeks. I have no more pains in my fingers! Virgin oil one source where they get the olives! It's like a miracle!

Yes i was your 100th subscriber!!! Congrats

Looks wonderful. Thank You !

Thank you for explaining and showing what you do. Do many peopel leave out these instruction sor the say them too fast and move quickly to more advanced stage. I am new to sourdough bread making . I need the scale and that plastic shield.

Thank you for posting this! I adore these tiny mundane details - my great-grandmothers probably did very similar work as part of their village's cottage industries. And I love knowing how to make something from as little as possible.

My Grandmother or maybe it was her daughter, my Mother taught me how to make buttonholes by hand as we didn't have a machine that had that feature on it. I don't think we slit the opening until the stitching was complete. ??? That was quite a long time ago.

Totally charming. Thank you for this lovely technique. Can you please be more specific about the thread you are using for the buttons and buttonholes? I have some called "buttonhole twist," but it is not as thick as yours. Is this a fine crochet thread?

I am delighted to find your channel. This demonstration is just what I need. I plan to make a lady's traditional Turkish quilted long coat, and I want to put these button holes on it. Thank you!

Just found you live you're videos

Lovely little buttons, I'd never thought about making a button in this way! Thanks.

Thank you, that's a really great demonstration! I haven't seen the bartacks done like that before. Beautiful work.

I like it that you are doing it the traditional way. I have a sewing machine, but, a lot of things I also do by hand stitching...buttons, button holes, hems, zips, etc; my sewing machine is a simple one and only does straight stitches.

Oh how I loath listening to the Gennie drone away. Hubby loves to get right up in the morning and get it running. I actually don't mind no power for the most part I just run the gennie for a hour or two morning and night to keep the fridge cold draw water and blow the heat form the stove through the house for a bit.

I just found your channel and I'm so excited! Your garden looks beautiful. I am subscribed and can't wait to learn from your videos!

Wonderful!

You are very talented!

not sure if i know the rest, what do i do once the pancakes are done? i was thinking maybe the next step is to just stare

Greens are looking good!

Thank you for sharing your journey!! Blessings and Good Health!!

Psalms is all about food preparation. Most of the Bible is about food prep and surviving the wrath of the rulers. I hate rulers. I've always used the tip of my finger to my elbow and got along fine.

You are on track to success. I just upgraded my solar.

Good start :) Very important tips 👍, I have lived 100% off grid full time for 11 year so prepping is pretty easy for people like us :) I never know the grid is down unless I get company because they are cold ! You will see my wood hauling video's coming soon :) Take care stay warm"

I am with you 100%. Who knows what kind of damage is coming. I've been a Mobillite for a few years now (car/van/RV living) waiting to see what the weather will do. I don't think being stationary with power and water will do anything but make one a target in whatever strategy is enforced in the upcoming mass field control. I'm sure everything will be handed over to the richest people because they will know how to dispose of all the wealth of the country appropriately. Stay tuned, it will be wild.

So cool!

Those look delicious! I love your cook stove!

Caramel is one of my favorites! Great job!

Hi, ouch, watch your head on those pipes! Your goat and chickens are living their best lives!

Great harvest!

Awesome! I need to get my garlic in very soon as well.

Looks great!

Hi, new subscriber here! Your garden looks great! Nice leeks, I grew them too!

You two do great things!

Fantastic...So fresh and beautiful.. enjoy! Yum!

I love the Commonground Fair & I've missed it since moving to the West coast. My very first time going was in 1981 when it was in Windsor. I worked at the fair for many years in food booths as well. It's grown so much since those memorable nostalgic days. Thank you for this wonderful opportunity to see how it looks today and to reminisce about the olde times!