if all humanity was to adhere to this "wisdom" there would not be a single high story building in this world (not to mention something more complicated)
@@JohnWorkplace i understand you point, i call that "good enough" and it is applicable in some situations but not (imo) when you are tiding up living space etc
I can’t help but chuckle at your naïveté. And, don’t feel bad, as I’m not making fun of you. You’re making it all work and this process is teaching you so many useful bits of info and skills. The stories you’ll have to tell your children, one day, will be worth their weight in gold, that’s for sure. Congratulations!!!
What children? With 8 billion humans ravaging Earth making more humans isn't a prioriry for many. Why do you assume this young man wants what you want?
You might have to make a tool shed..... preferably with a lock, so that things don't go astray. I find it helps to draw outlines of things where they go, that way you can see at a glance if something is out of place or missing. I find that helps tremendously to have visual reminders to help keep things tidy and organized. Plus it gets expensive having to keep replacing lost stuff all the time. A nail and a "chalk outline" on the wall is a LOT cheaper than having to buy a NEW one in a couple months when you need it again.😉
You’re doing great Mick. All those mistakes you’re making, is just you learning how to do things, for every mistake we make, we grow wiser. Keep up the good work!
Hey nice to see you back at the cabin slow and steady wins the race . Nice seeing you now have a kitchen sink and cupboards fantastic look's like a home now great job !. The trimmed up windows give a nice finished look. Love the improvement's Mick . thanks for bringing us along
Hurray Mick! Here in Albany, New York. The sudden snow fall and freezing rain left 80,000 residents left without power, lights, heat and all the comforts of home! I split wood, kept two fireplaces going for fourteen hours, so I appreciate in a SMALL way the challenges you are having in Alaska!
I'm in the capital region also and very happy that storm is behind us and thankful for all the line crews and first responders who worked hard to get us back up and running 👍
I can tell you put a lot of thought into how you present your vlogs while on hiatus. I love the more detailed shots and the more talking you do while just working instead of using the working footage as B roll most of the time. I love this a lot! Nice touch and Im glad youre back
My heart goes out to you with your curtain disappointment. They were sold in pairs until the recent past. I just went thru this with my Granddaughter. She called and vented and I soothed. It is a lesson I also had to learn when this transition first began.....read labels carefully! I can't wait to see the finished result as I love the color you chose. I grew up in Fairbanks and Kenai in the 1960's and watching your video's brings back some lovely memories. Keep up your great work and keep loving every minute of it!
You have done a really good job within a year from haveing a piece of land in Alaska to building a small cabin on that piece of land. Good luck with finishing the rest of the cabin
@reymartinez8830 but here you are. Why be rude? If you dont like his blog, move along. I like his calming voice and how he continues on no matter whats thrown at him.
Turn the one curtain on its side. There should be a small hem that you can cut a small hole into to thread the rod thru. Get a small wood dowl to use as a rod then cut the circles off. It will be only one curtain still but should provide privacy when needed and slide to open when desired. Good luck
Hey it’s coming together! Have to admit I was wondering why the cabin was so messy, thanks for explaining that. Was glad to see the bird feeders up and filled. As to everything else. Keep going. Reach out to your family and friends and don’t let the push to get finished get to you. Your heart and soul are inspiring. As always, Watching from Oklahoma, Thank you Jeffrey.
"Precision is the enemy of progress". Love that. Kinda akin to "Necessity is the Mother of invention". Both good to remember. Love Ethan. What a good friend. Keeper.
Hello , Mick ! ...so wonderful to see you back at your cabin ! You may not have gotten as many tasks completed as you hoped , but things were done...and you seemed less stressed than before . Don't fret about the curtains...they can annoy even seasoned homemakers . You will become good at reading the contents listed on the packaging , before buying ...manufacturers can be sneaky little souls and fall far short of our expectations .I'm looking forward to seeing your plans for your land...Bravo - YOU !
Great job! My projects always take longer than expected, it's just part of the journey. Your home is really coming together! You should be proud of yourself and give yourself a couple of pats on your back. ❤
You are doing the best you can with your knowledge and skill level. By way of a hint, there are metal clamps (they may have been in the package with the sink) that go in the metal tracks around the underside of your sink and then they tighten to your counter top instead of relying on the caulking to hold the sink in place. 😎
❤ Happy that you are posting again! ❤ The triumphs and the "failures" are all about our journey in life. Keep doing the best you can! Sending love from Canada ❤
I really enjoyed this week's episode, Mick! Sorry that you encountered a couple setbacks, but I knew you would figure it out...and you did just that! Good for you! Looking forward to your next episode!
Hang in there! Life is a learning process, and with you being so young (I am 62) you will learn more and more. You are doing great, keep up the good work.
Mick the view on your land is so beautiful! Your Dad, and Mom too, would be so proud that you redid those window boards instead of leaving them half assed, as your Dad would say! 💞
Hi Mick, Great seeing you back! it’s heartwarming to watch you work on your cute cabin!! I feel so proud of you as you follow your dream!! Keep it up!! Your doing amazing
Hi, Mick! The sink and counter really makes the place look homey, and the window trim looks awesome! I probably would have left the crack for 'fixing later' so, now you know why I have never built a cabin or anything else, for that matter. lol Keep up the good work. hand-saw or no hand-saw!
If you continue to have trouble with splitting..smack the sharp side of the nail with your hammer while the head is against a scrap piece of wood and the blunt nail will break through the nail fibers instead of splitting them. I liked the 'toil for your food' sign off.
We lived in Fairbanks for 3 years. We had three children and a cat and dog. We loved our time there and often thought of taking a cruise to see Alaska again. Congrats on your pioneering adventure and your beautiful home. I bet a dog would love to be there too 😘
Glad you're back brother! Enjoy this couple months of weather while it lasts. As a former Alaskan that moved to texas when I was 18 (31 now) I miss those spring and summer days minus the bugs/mosquito's lol
..binge watching here...I just love you content it's just so genuine no sugar coat just a real you..that's why I love it..and I even let my 11yrs old son subs on your channel..because it's just pure genuine no cover ups,,a he said you really do have. A story to tell a real deal mom..I'm just happy for you Mick
It is good to see your dedication and perseverance! You're a smart kid, and you will learn from any mistakes you make. Believe me, that's how I learned mostly. Don't be discouraged! Greetings from Montana!
As you go a long, little by little it will all come together. The cabin looks really good. As far as the covering I use mini blinds they keep clean and can shut the blinds and still have privacy. It is just a suggestion, if not got to do with what you want. It is good to have friends help, you can get more done. So stay safe, warm/cool, and blessings.
i dont know what your elevation is but 4 reasons to factor in, 1, its too cold and the gasoline could be in a state of jelly formula, ? 2, its the brand of the generator westington house, or 3, it always better to pour in the tank a heat additive to countinue to keep the gas from freezing up? 4. a can of ether to start up,
You are great to watch. You are an inspiration because you are a doer, and action oriented. Technology is trying to get us all to stop and rely on robots. You show us a reality and "human beingness". It's great. You are going to have a wonderful future because you are setting it up now. Your growth is going to be amazing. I love your first video about selling everything and "going do it" the move, the build etc. Keep it up.
Watching this after having endured 6 months of Southern hell (90+ degrees on the thermometer, 100+ degree heat index, and over 80% humidity) while trying to work driving a truck with no ac is making the idea of subzero temperatures sound really nice. What I'd give to actually have some snow down here for once.
Love to see Ian working with you. He has a wonderful sense of humor. Bit by bit, nail by nail you are moving forward. I could watch you create for much longer. Thank you so much for giving this grandma a happy morning because you took the time to share your life. Hope to see more and more of your living in Alaska experiences. Take care and Be Happy❤️
Lots of progress, albeit at some degree of pain and frustration on your part. You could benefit greatly from a general construction handbook or search out some RUclips video's for your projects.
lol, that was hilarious! I saw the board crack in the window and I was thinking oh shit too big. everyone's got to learn. then I heard maybe I'll just put another nail in the other side. I was thinking no, you'll be looking at that forever and it will bug you. then you said that board had a weak seam and I started cracking up! that was good.
good job, mick. glad to see you back at it. Ian is an awesome friend for helping you. at the end of my day i like to count up all the things i DID do and don’t worry about the things i DIDN’T. there’s always tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. noting your accomplishments (even the little things) helps keep your head in a positive space which helps propel you forward. i know what you mean about losing things. i live in a van and i’m always losing stuff, too. you’ve got this. we’re rooting for you.
Mick, you have got the COOLEST friends! They are funny, resourceful, great sources of entertainment and helpful. The fact they have time for you and vehicles big enough to haul countertops and cabinets PERFECTION. I am “ Betting on Alaska”
Great to see you back at it, Mick! Trust me when I say, you almost never get done as much as you think you will. But it's ok. Sometimes it gives you the opportunity to change your plan. Love it, so far!😊
I am a recovering perfectionist who completely appreciates your "precision" statement! It's so delightful to see you back in your own home again getting things done. I grin the whole time because you are such a good reminder what it was like to be young and figuring things out. So much fun.
Hey, if things aren’t permanent yet, I highly recommend having your kitchen on your left when you come into your cabin by the front door and scooting your bookshelf and bed to create a “cozy corner” towards the back where you have the cabinets now. It’ll separate the spaces more and keep the messier kitchen type stuff by the door which tends to get messy often, and leave a more “sacred” cleaner space by the window in the back!
@@MyCabinLife His friend mentioned running water, so I assumed that was his future plan. But his friend is also a jokester, so he might have just been saying stuff.
Never underestimate the power of a Vibe. Amazing cars with lots of room inside. You can even put a hitch on it and tow 1500 pounds. Good to see you back.
@@optimistprime2751 He may take advice from the comment section, but just does not respond. It does not mean he does not read them and take advice. That is my thoughts anyway.
I'm sure I'm not the only one that has admired your parent's finished projects but I'm also sure they'd both agree that their first attempts had their share of "imperfections". It's obvious they've learned a lot since then (they just didn't do videos back then ;) Glad you're back, sir! Stay safe and God Bless D.A.Roper
It takes a lot of balls to do what you have already accomplished...most people haven't done what you have by the time they are 25! Forget the haters and focus on what's important....you.
"Precision is the enemy of progress, and we have made progress at the cost of precision" is a great quote
Love this quote too!!
if all humanity was to adhere to this "wisdom" there would not be a single high story building in this world (not to mention something more complicated)
@mrgodBG it's just a good motto for life. If you try to perfect everything you'll never make progress. You're looking to far into it Lol
Also apparently this is (mostly) a Winston Churchill quote. Wasn't aware of that till now
@@JohnWorkplace i understand you point, i call that "good enough" and it is applicable in some situations but not (imo) when you are tiding up living space etc
I can’t help but chuckle at your naïveté. And, don’t feel bad, as I’m not making fun of you. You’re making it all work and this process is teaching you so many useful bits of info and skills. The stories you’ll have to tell your children, one day, will be worth their weight in gold, that’s for sure. Congratulations!!!
What children? With 8 billion humans ravaging Earth making more humans isn't a prioriry for many. Why do you assume this young man wants what you want?
I learn everything by trial and error lol, if I wanted to hide my mistakes I wouldn’t be filming :) thanks for watching
Just out of curiosity, what were some chuckle worthy moments?
Glad you're continuing your journey. It's time to get organized... all tools go in a specific place. Nice improvements.
It's great to have a friend like Ian who is there for you when you need him! 🙂
Glad you’re back. Keep pushing forward. I admire your perseverance 👍
You might have to make a tool shed..... preferably with a lock, so that things don't go astray. I find it helps to draw outlines of things where they go, that way you can see at a glance if something is out of place or missing. I find that helps tremendously to have visual reminders to help keep things tidy and organized. Plus it gets expensive having to keep replacing lost stuff all the time. A nail and a "chalk outline" on the wall is a LOT cheaper than having to buy a NEW one in a couple months when you need it again.😉
What a great idea! I'm hopefully getting a storage building for my cabin next week and I am going to implement that!
Thanks for the tip!
@@MyCabinLife You're welcome.
So glad to see you're back. It's really coming together. Looks great!
You’re doing great Mick. All those mistakes you’re making, is just you learning how to do things, for every mistake we make, we grow wiser. Keep up the good work!
$20 that jigsaw will show up when the snow melts away😂 the new kitchen looks great, btw👍
Good friends are a treasure.
I forgot how nice your cabin looks! Welcome back.
Hey nice to see you back at the cabin slow and steady wins the race . Nice seeing you now have a kitchen sink and cupboards fantastic look's like a home now great job !. The trimmed up windows give a nice finished look. Love the improvement's Mick . thanks for bringing us along
Good to see you and Ian back at it! It’s so much easier to get work done with a good friend that can bring some levity at the right moment. ✌️
Hurray Mick! Here in Albany, New York. The sudden snow fall and freezing rain left 80,000 residents left without power, lights, heat and all the comforts of home! I split wood, kept two fireplaces going for fourteen hours, so I appreciate in a SMALL way the challenges you are having in Alaska!
I'm in the capital region also and very happy that storm is behind us and thankful for all the line crews and first responders who worked hard to get us back up and running 👍
Yeah Albany, NY. sorry about the storm. A least you were prepared with wood. Did you catch that hurricane. Stay safe.
Looking forward to seeing what you create next!!! There is something so soothing about your voice combined with the content you film!
I can tell you put a lot of thought into how you present your vlogs while on hiatus. I love the more detailed shots and the more talking you do while just working instead of using the working footage as B roll most of the time. I love this a lot! Nice touch and Im glad youre back
My heart goes out to you with your curtain disappointment. They were sold in pairs until the recent past. I just went thru this with my Granddaughter. She called and vented and I soothed. It is a lesson I also had to learn when this transition first began.....read labels carefully! I can't wait to see the finished result as I love the color you chose. I grew up in Fairbanks and Kenai in the 1960's and watching your video's brings back some lovely memories. Keep up your great work and keep loving every minute of it!
You have done a really good job within a year from haveing a piece of land in Alaska to building a small cabin on that piece of land. Good luck with finishing the rest of the cabin
Your blog are putting folks to sleep
@reymartinez8830 but here you are. Why be rude? If you dont like his blog, move along. I like his calming voice and how he continues on no matter whats thrown at him.
You're doing great, Mick. Keep it up. It's coming together nicely.
Wow!!!! Awesome. A video 7 days later. Love it.
Good to see ya again. With a " kitchen"....looks more like a home. Good going !!
I’m glad you delivered. Keep them coming. ❤
Great progress on the cabin. It’s looking more and more like a home.
Turn the one curtain on its side. There should be a small hem that you can cut a small hole into to thread the rod thru. Get a small wood dowl to use as a rod then cut the circles off. It will be only one curtain still but should provide privacy when needed and slide to open when desired. Good luck
Hey it’s coming together!
Have to admit I was wondering why the cabin was so messy, thanks for explaining that.
Was glad to see the bird feeders up and filled.
As to everything else. Keep going. Reach out to your family and friends and don’t let the push to get finished get to you.
Your heart and soul are inspiring.
As always,
Watching from Oklahoma,
Thank you
Jeffrey.
"Precision is the enemy of progress". Love that. Kinda akin to "Necessity is the Mother of invention". Both good to remember. Love Ethan. What a good friend. Keeper.
So glad to see you back 😊looking forward to watching you moving forward on your dreams 😊
Hello , Mick ! ...so wonderful to see you back at your cabin !
You may not have gotten as many tasks completed as you hoped , but things were done...and you seemed less stressed than before .
Don't fret about the curtains...they can annoy even seasoned homemakers . You will become good at reading the contents listed on the packaging , before buying ...manufacturers can be sneaky little souls and fall far short of our expectations .I'm looking forward to seeing your plans for your land...Bravo - YOU !
Looking good. Having a few good non-electric, non-gas using tools is a good idea.
The cabin is looking great, really like what you did with your little kitchen area so far. Nice to see you back and enthusiastic 🤩.
It’s great to see you back . Your cabin is going to be awesome
Every trip to the store is a learning experience😂Glad to see that you are getting some stuff done. Can't wait to see more!!🙌🙌🙌
The view out your window is BEAUTIFUL.
The progress is looking good. Small and steady steps.🌻👌
Good progress! Excited to see you back. Take care😊❤️
Glad to see your back! Hope the Spring weather continues.
Great job! My projects always take longer than expected, it's just part of the journey. Your home is really coming together! You should be proud of yourself and give yourself a couple of pats on your back. ❤
You are doing the best you can with your knowledge and skill level. By way of a hint, there are metal clamps (they may have been in the package with the sink) that go in the metal tracks around the underside of your sink and then they tighten to your counter top instead of relying on the caulking to hold the sink in place. 😎
Love watching your progress. Just remember Rome wasn't built in a day! Much love from Florida.
Nice job on the sink. Inside the cabin is really taking shape. Moving in the right direction!
Oh Spring....and home❤🌞💐
❤ Happy that you are posting again! ❤ The triumphs and the "failures" are all about our journey in life. Keep doing the best you can! Sending love from Canada ❤
I really enjoyed this week's episode, Mick!
Sorry that you encountered a couple setbacks, but
I knew you would figure it out...and you did just that! Good for you!
Looking forward to your next episode!
It will all get done. I have faith in you. I also am enjoying your art channel ❤. Keep up the good work.
Hang in there! Life is a learning process, and with you being so young (I am 62) you will learn more and more. You are doing great, keep up the good work.
Glad you are back! Can't wait to see what you do with it this year! Hope you have a snowless Spring...unlike ours on the East coast 🙄😋
I'm glad you're back in your cabin and able to start back up again
Don't rush. Take your time and do it right . When you are finished you will be proud of yourself. God Bless you ❤❤❤❤❤
Mick the view on your land is so beautiful! Your Dad, and Mom too, would be so proud that you redid those window boards instead of leaving them half assed, as your Dad would say! 💞
Hi Mick,
Great seeing you back! it’s heartwarming to watch you work on your cute cabin!! I feel so proud of you as you follow your dream!! Keep it up!! Your doing amazing
Your cabin is looking really nice. You seem glad to be home and back at it and we are glad to see that too. Thanks for the video.
Hi, Mick! The sink and counter really makes the place look homey, and the window trim looks awesome! I probably would have left the crack for 'fixing later' so, now you know why I have never built a cabin or anything else, for that matter. lol Keep up the good work. hand-saw or no hand-saw!
Success!!!! And remember the definition of success is the sum of small efforts repeated day in and day out you’re on the right track!!!
Arizona, Dan
Glad to have you back, Mick.
Nice start, you got this ….cant wait till next Sunday to see what your next move is.😊
Everything is looking good!! You’ve got this for certain!! Happy Spring!! ❤️
If you continue to have trouble with splitting..smack the sharp side of the nail with your hammer while the head is against a scrap piece of wood and the blunt nail will break through the nail fibers instead of splitting them.
I liked the 'toil for your food' sign off.
Good to see you getting back into it Mick, looking forward to seeing what you get up to, much love and respect from Australia xx❤
Glad you’re back at it. Everybody needs a break once in a while to step back and take a breath, the cabin is looking great keep up the good work.✌🏽💜🙏🏽
We lived in Fairbanks for 3 years. We had three children and a cat and dog. We loved our time there and often thought of taking a cruise to see Alaska again. Congrats on your pioneering adventure and your beautiful home. I bet a dog would love to be there too 😘
Glad you're back brother! Enjoy this couple months of weather while it lasts. As a former Alaskan that moved to texas when I was 18 (31 now) I miss those spring and summer days minus the bugs/mosquito's lol
..binge watching here...I just love you content it's just so genuine no sugar coat just a real you..that's why I love it..and I even let my 11yrs old son subs on your channel..because it's just pure genuine no cover ups,,a he said you really do have. A story to tell a real deal mom..I'm just happy for you Mick
It is good to see your dedication and perseverance! You're a smart kid, and you will learn from any mistakes you make. Believe me, that's how I learned mostly. Don't be discouraged! Greetings from Montana!
Thanks for the video, Mick!
Progress, not perfection! You're doing good aside from the curtain and rod deal. That happened to me too.
As you go a long, little by little it will all come together. The cabin looks really good. As far as the covering I use mini blinds they keep clean and can shut the blinds and still have privacy. It is just a suggestion, if not got to do with what you want. It is good to have friends help, you can get more done. So stay safe, warm/cool, and blessings.
Glad you're back 😊❤
Glad to see you back. You're doing a fine job.
The space is starting to look pretty comfortable. Nice work.
I’m doin my best, thank you :)
I love your comment about “precision is the enemy of progress”. It’s so true !
But so necessary!
i dont know what your elevation is but 4 reasons to factor in, 1, its too cold and the gasoline could be in a state of jelly formula, ? 2, its the brand of the generator westington house, or 3, it always better to pour in the tank a heat additive to countinue to keep the gas from freezing up? 4. a can of ether to start up,
So happy to have you back! 🎉
Great to see your friend. So funny! Loved the bird feeder. Looking good.
You are great to watch. You are an inspiration because you are a doer, and action oriented. Technology is trying to get us all to stop and rely on robots. You show us a reality and "human beingness". It's great. You are going to have a wonderful future because you are setting it up now. Your growth is going to be amazing. I love your first video about selling everything and "going do it" the move, the build etc. Keep it up.
I am totally digging your step by step cabin build videos!!!
Watching this after having endured 6 months of Southern hell (90+ degrees on the thermometer, 100+ degree heat index, and over 80% humidity) while trying to work driving a truck with no ac is making the idea of subzero temperatures sound really nice. What I'd give to actually have some snow down here for once.
Love to see Ian working with you. He has a wonderful sense of humor. Bit by bit, nail by nail you are moving forward. I could watch you create for much longer. Thank you so much for giving this grandma a happy morning because you took the time to share your life. Hope to see more and more of your living in Alaska experiences. Take care and Be Happy❤️
Hay brother don't get frustrated just hang in there you are doing a great job 🤙🤙
Good to see you working on the cabin…..
Lots of progress, albeit at some degree of pain and frustration on your part. You could benefit greatly from a general construction handbook or search out some RUclips video's for your projects.
lol, that was hilarious! I saw the board crack in the window and I was thinking oh shit too big. everyone's got to learn. then I heard maybe I'll just put another nail in the other side. I was thinking no, you'll be looking at that forever and it will bug you. then you said that board had a weak seam and I started cracking up! that was good.
I am proud of you Mick. You will get better at everything. Hang in there, you are doing a good job.
Good progress, plus a good friend & all is well. Thanks for sharing your journey. 🤗🇨🇦
good job, mick. glad to see you back at it. Ian is an awesome friend for helping you.
at the end of my day i like to count up all the things i DID do and don’t worry about the things i DIDN’T. there’s always tomorrow and tomorrow and tomorrow. noting your accomplishments (even the little things) helps keep your head in a positive space which helps propel you forward.
i know what you mean about losing things. i live in a van and i’m always losing stuff, too.
you’ve got this. we’re rooting for you.
We would listen to you narrate how to cook ramen noodles 🤩Just keep going Mick! 💪🏼 Cheering you on from Northern MN! 🌲
He's got quite deep voice
Mick, you have got the COOLEST friends! They are funny, resourceful, great sources of entertainment and helpful. The fact they have time for you and vehicles big enough to haul countertops and cabinets PERFECTION. I am “ Betting on Alaska”
Welcome to the “learning curve” on decorating with curtains and installing rods.
Yay! Hello from Australia.
Great to see you back at it, Mick! Trust me when I say, you almost never get done as much as you think you will. But it's ok. Sometimes it gives you the opportunity to change your plan. Love it, so far!😊
I am a recovering perfectionist who completely appreciates your "precision" statement! It's so delightful to see you back in your own home again getting things done. I grin the whole time because you are such a good reminder what it was like to be young and figuring things out. So much fun.
You're making progress! Just keep at it. You need to get the inside done before it gets time for outside work.
Hey, if things aren’t permanent yet, I highly recommend having your kitchen on your left when you come into your cabin by the front door and scooting your bookshelf and bed to create a “cozy corner” towards the back where you have the cabinets now. It’ll separate the spaces more and keep the messier kitchen type stuff by the door which tends to get messy often, and leave a more “sacred” cleaner space by the window in the back!
I was a little puzzled that he sealed the sink when there’s no water. It’s not the end of the world, but can complicate work later.
@@SaraSaraBoBara1it makes perfect sense if he's going to keep it a dry cabin.
@@MyCabinLife His friend mentioned running water, so I assumed that was his future plan. But his friend is also a jokester, so he might have just been saying stuff.
Never underestimate the power of a Vibe. Amazing cars with lots of room inside. You can even put a hitch on it and tow 1500 pounds. Good to see you back.
A shop teacher told me ‘measure twice, cut once’! I have always remembered that advice.
Saves a lot of time and money and also frustration.
He purposefully doesn't take advice from the comment section.
@@optimistprime2751 He may take advice from the comment section, but just does not respond. It does not mean he does not read them and take advice. That is my thoughts anyway.
@alph8654 no. Like he literally mentions in a previous video he does not take advice from the comment section.
@@optimistprime2751 OK !!1
It's maddening about the curtains. But alas, oftentimes they only sell them in single panels. Great job, Nick!!
@@OIII-IOOO ha! Typo! Tks!
Sorry for the typo "M"ick!
Great job, Mick! Your cabin is coming along, and you're a happy human. Who needs more? 🎉❤
So good to have you back! I loved this video. Take care. See you next time.
Looks like you figured out the generator issue. The gas cap vent wasn’t on. I’ve done that plenty of times 👍.
I'm sure I'm not the only one that has admired your parent's finished projects but I'm also sure they'd both agree that their first attempts had their share of "imperfections". It's obvious they've learned a lot since then (they just didn't do videos back then ;) Glad you're back, sir! Stay safe and God Bless
D.A.Roper
Your doing good work, enjoy your videos.
It takes a lot of balls to do what you have already accomplished...most people haven't done what you have by the time they are 25! Forget the haters and focus on what's important....you.
Hey, ur bk, we're all happy from NM, we like ur video 👍