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Thanks babe. You were having a bit of an off-day but hopefully the kitties helped you to relax. xxx

@@growjoyfullyhomestead they say thank you! 😻😻

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma yes thank you, we did. We saved a lot on the 90l bags of bark and we got the Farrow & Ball paint for a really good price too. We live in a period property and F&B is usually the only brand I choose as it is guaranteed colourfast for 6 years, glides on like a dream (the coverage is fab and it dries flat) and the range of colours are most sympathetic to period homes. xxx

It's strange behaviour, isn't it?! xx

@@catevanslife Yes it does appear so.

@AlmostOffGridGrandmacre-zs5eu nothing about it adds up right. Xx

@@catevanslife It's supposed to be appliances that lower the use of electricity and water which reduces the amount of fossil fuels.

@@jamiesrockandsoul hey bro, thanks so much! St Davids is a beautiful spot in Wales. I am crazy about ancient and historical architecture and especially of the sacred type. I have literally shedloads of photos of such places I can turn into slideshows, so certainly I'll put up some more. I hope your 2025 has started well, my friend. 💖

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma it certainly is, Krista. Did you know that St Francis of Assissi went to Glastonbury? It is a very spiritual place. The Chalice Well. The White Spring (for chanting). The Abbey - and much more. People of all faiths gather here - Christians, Pagans, Buddhists, Hindus, Sikhs, etc - to celebrate the good from within. 💖

@@KashifAwan-pv1gz thsnk you. Happy New Year. 😺

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Hi Krista, thanks so much for watching, my dear friend and yes, that's right, it's a Go Pro. I'm neurodivergent and a bit of a technophobe though I do like gadgets and learn the ropes fairly quickly so Dan will be steering me through the basics. I will soon get the hang of it. No problem re: Oracle cards, I realise they are not for everyone and I respect that. Grand day rising, much love. xxx

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@@debrawalters617 and thanks so much for your lovely comments and for watching. I wish you a healthy, happy and abundant 2025. 💖

@@enoidsk7169 thank you. 🥰🥰

@@Domdeone1 he is weak and guillable in his role as "defender of the faith", and a stumbling block to true democracy.

@catevanslife lt is a shame when the magna carta was set up to protect this (his?) realm? When everything is subjected to globalist agenda

I am still taking arsenicum album LM3 potency as I even have low tolerance to natural remedies. The Ars Alb has enabled me to tolerate a few things better and it is now nearing the end of its use. I endeavour to keep moving and keeping weight off by taking gentle exercise such as a walk, a bit of gardening or dancing to my favourite disco tracks around the house, which also helps to speed up metabolism and release those happy vibes. I eat healthily avoiding food additives and processed foods as much as possible, cooking from scratch, home baking, sprouting, fermenting etc. It is also important to take enough rest and not overdo things every day.

@catevanslife That's so true do you have fybromyalgia to? Also do you have hypermobility

@Truerealism747 yes and yes. Xx

@@catevanslife same as myself then diagnosed originally CFS neurosthenia 27 years ago does the pain deal like migraine in the muscles why ime sure it's migraine have you done sleep apnea test awaiting mine

@Truerealism747 yes to the muscular but no to apnea testing tho I do know I have sleep apnea. I have as little to do with the NHS and "medical professionals" as I possibly can. I do suffer from time to time from inflammation of the sacratuberous ligament (was diagnosed 6 years ago) but not for a long while now thanks to my various lifestyle tweaks, though do get lower back pain and sometimes in knees and ankles due to wear and tear - I was a dancer and worked on my feet for many years and arthritis runs in the family.

Great stuff! 🙂

@@Christine-w6n4f hear hear!

@@carolewalters4861 totally agree. Thank you for your truths and integrity. 💖

I signed The Pledge

@@ROSIEBGOOD fabulous! 😻

Yes it was a nice evening out and the strong breeze enlivened us both as we were both flagging from a busy week. We went to 'Spoons for a romantic bowl of chips and a pint of Shipyard Ale. 😹

@@catevanslife Chivalry is alive and well!!!

Thank you.❤

Yes I agree. We need to keep manifesting (visualising the Bill of Rights) and we will achieve that higher timeline. Thanks so much for your comments and wishing you a Merry Christmas.

@@michaeldoolan7595 you're very welcome. A lot of people don't appear to have a clue!

@@bufon63 unsurprisingly. 💜

@@mrsymoore1041 thank you. 💖💖

@@IIChristisKingII well done anyway. At least we are doing something. 💖

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma Thanks, Krista. So do I 🙏💜🙏

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma Thanks, Krista. They are indeed. It is time for us to hold them all to account. 💜

@@jamiesrockandsoul yeah we thought so too. 💖

@@danielevans28 thanks babe! Xxx

@@carolburke9153 that's a rather wild claim! 😹 I will tell you though that my channel is a happy place!

@@danielevans28 😹

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma it sure is. Thanks so much for watching. ❤️

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma it was a lovely market in a fine Cathedral setting and although badhed a bit by the storm, the resilient traders were rewarded by happy shoppers getting into the festive dpirit. We also had a look round the Cathedral gift shop which had all manner of fabulous gifts for all age groups. I was particularly taken by the music-themed gifts. ❤️

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma yes, fab footfall, well-advertised and something for everyone though some things were quite pricey - for my budget anyway! Xx

@@jamiesrockandsoul thanks bro. A lot of the things I liked were out of my price range but the quality of items was excellent and people were there spending and having a great time. The footfall was high and all the entertainment was free. A really well-put together event. Xx

@@AlmostOffGridGrandma we've had such a lot of wet weather, Krista. We have our gutters cleared out at least once a year and this year is the first time plants were growing in them in the 8 years we've been here! It's the same at many houses on our street. We will be having new gutters next year as ours are worn out. I have noted to get them fixed next spring when the worst of the high winds and rain have gone. It's not easy here either in Thanet finding reliable tradesmen and those from elsewhere in Kent are a lot pricier and not necessary reliable either. We have a couple of good local tradesmen, older boys, and they are both in high demand. Xxx

@@catevanslife I think that it is the same all over when it comes to qualified and reliable tradesmen that are a reasonable price. I can certainly see why seeds would take hold on some of the roofs full of moss that I saw. That is a lot of rain.

@AlmostaGreenAcre-zs5eu it sure is!

@@growjoyfullyhomestead losing a mother is one of the most profoundly distressing and painful things we endure. Our mothers give us life and are our closest connection to the Divine Feminine. When I lost my mum in Feb 2020 I suffered deep trauma, including the period leading up to her death, and many moons passed before I began to heal from the sorrow and PTSD. Then this June I lost my stepmum and so with both mothers gone, and my dad, and both my grandmothers long gone, it is the end of an era and I have nobody left but my blended siblings and at the moment we are all flailing around like the torn roots of a damaged tree, certain of us coping better than the others but all endeavouring to process grief in our own ways. But all roots gradually heal with time and it is important to just be and have no expectations. Much love I send your way. ❤️

@@growjoyfullyhomestead I send you healing thoughts and prayers up to the Universe that your good health will be restored. Bereavement and sorrow deeply affect bpdy, mind and soul. Take enough time out to spend good times with friends and loved ones and be gentle with yourself. ❤️