The other day I was watching one of your videos and my hubby came up. "What's that? A commercial?" he asked. "Nope." I responded. "That's Cass. She's the reason we no longer have piles of papers all over our bar!" :-D
GreenCrystalRose, please be careful with the materials to use for the charging station, because if the box seals very well, the heat cannot escape and your phone or tablet could cause a fire, paper and wood looks nice, but it burns fast. Use a plastic wooven basket for example, so the air can circulate. Sorry, my german autocorrect is going crazy.
I love that you are showing us other people’s homes because we get the real “before” picture. At my house, all my clutter ends up getting its own seat at my dining room table lol ... it’s a guest basically 😂 so I know I need to create a landing space, too. I also like seeing how you stick those dollar tree decals on the wall 👍
I love your organization tips❣ and as a 🐝 I hope to utilize these ideas in my home. Love your stuff. My family is getting tired of me sending them your videos. Recently we had a snow storm here which paralyzed the whole state of Arkansas. My family all lives pretty much in walking distance from eachother. My sister was needing assistance cleaning her home because she had re-injured her ankle. One she had broke before. While there along with some other family that had also came to help move things for her I made every one take your organization test. My sister's style is a cricket, her daughter is a butterfly, my daughter and her husband are bees like me. It was fun to get people on board to take the test. Maybe soon you will have more followers😉
I loved how it turned out. So much space and clutter free. You made me giggle about the facts of Canada, it's interested to know how different countries can be. Love you videos
@@candycemonroe7345 there's an idea. It's so hard to keep anything organized in my house because of my husband. He just junks everything up and never throws anything away.
My mother was born in Canada. In Stratford, Ontario and we used to visit my great aunts and great uncles there. Also we used to vacation every summer in Southampton. Wonderful memories of a beautiful country! Thanks for sharing your Canadian facts! Another book, yaaaayyy! Love ya, Cass! :o) ♡♡♡
Canada is a beautiful country. Actually, I lived there in my 10s and 20s. It was the wonderful years of my life. I LOVE the coloured leaves of maple trees in this time of year. You are one of the luckiest 'cause you are still there.
I love that you are helping others get organized. I hope these people realize how fortunate they are. The after looks great and I love the idea of an in/out basket. Sometimes I forget where I put things I need to return. I think milk in a bag is odd but I love that it’s a lot less waste than the plastic containers we have in the US. Thanks for sharing facts about Canada. Love you!!!
Funny you mention the whole legalization thing because the day before it became legal, I bought several canabis stocks and let me tell you, in the very short amount of time since, I have lost about 40% of that money!!!! I’m sure it will be fine long term but dang, I should have waited to buy till now.
I love the box for charging idea. I don't have a landing zone. I just put things where they go but I never carry in stuff and no kids either. lol I do leave my keys hanging by my door so I don't forget them and lock myself out. lol Thanks for your wonderful vids. :)
I know this video was put out years ago but I am using it now as I desperately need organization for the entryway and kitchen table. Thank you for your content!
Btw, Love the 2-zone option. I spent a lot of time working out what to put in our command center. It works great now. My Mom always had a landing zone for us so have set that up since we moved in. :0)
How much do I love you girl!!! Let me count the ways...AND on 17 different levels! I just really enjoy your videos and your humor 😘 not to mention all your ideas. Have a 'trippin-the-light-fantastic-day"!☀️ (that's a phrase my 98yo Grandma still says)
I too live in Canada. And those are unique things for our country. And lots of innovative ideas. When traveling or entertaining visitors, we find out different things that are normal for us are strange to others. A common question I was asked when traveling, " whats it like to use a dog sled?" . I have never used a dog sled. Have you? We have so much to be proud, but always find conversations going to the unusual things. I lived in a city where Jumbo, the elephant died. Hit by a train. And have seen the grave stone of PT Barnum his owner . Which ironically isn't far from where his elephant died. Have a great day and stay safe.
My husband and I have been to Canada and we still laugh about some of the differences we experienced. We had to stop and ask for directions and we were told by a helpful young man there were about "1000 foots" to drive to get to our destination, knowing we were not from there and trying to explain the way we would understand (we use miles not kilometers)....ha! We are used to travelling using miles so we were trying to figure out how to convert feet to miles. Also, we love our ice here so when we got a drink from a fast food place with no ice was different for us....those are the things that stick out to me, was not aware of any facts so nice to know. We had a great experience. My husband's softball team played in a tournament in Canada is why we were there. :)
I’m so glad I found you. Your videos relax me. Can you do a video on a kid zone for like back packs and shoes and all that?? I have three teenage boys and they just through their stuff every where.
American here 👋 Never ever have I ever heard of a milk bag 😂 I would think that might not be the best idea in a place that gets below freezing for most of the year. Sending blessings to you as you open and try to organize bags of milk. Toodles 👋
Thanks for this video! I'll watch the other one as well. I should go back through your videos actually. We're a bee and butterfly house. So everything is out in the open. But woooowwww is everything out in the open. Your videos have helped me so so much with one of the places for my really important stuff. I put the shelf up and put everything in moderately organised open-top, clear containers. And it looks so much neater (to me) and I actually use the stuff that I was having to dig through a pile to find before. ❤️ off to watch more bug videos!
So functional, but what I like best is how beautiful it is! Love the drawer dividers with grey bottoms because things really show up in them. Great job matching their particular needs!
I loved the Canada facts! More importantly I was so happy to see what you did with the rest of the clutter in this families home. After the command center video, I was like "wait! where's the rest of their crap?" Great video, now I need to go take care of my own crap.
We say aboat not aboot instead of abaowt. We say cot and caught the same way (and bot and bought, and tot and taught, and ought and aught, and so on). We are a quilt rather than a melting pot. Almost all Canadians live very close to the US border bc much of the rest of the country is frozen tundra, as in only thaws for a couple of months a year or even not at all. We tend to be overeducated and underemployed...
I do love your ideas and systems. They remind me of the habits I have learned from the famous FlyLady, but you have your own little touch with breaking it down into each person's organizing style. "Clutterbug" is an amazing touch that has made a difference in my day-to-day life, just that fine-touch tweaking that my little family needed. Merci beaucoup, thank you so very much, for all that you give out to the community. You're gonna laugh, but I had one major issue with my landing zone.... socks! we have a shoe cubby, right? We also take of our shoes when we get inside, but socks just end up everywhere! so learning that we are butterflies (from you! lol) I hung a hook with a small laundry mesh bag, and the socks magically ended up in the bag! like whoa! and it's so easy to just toss that little bag into the wash each day and replace with another, OMG thank you so much, you just don't know! 😍
canada fact (Cass said this in one of her old videos), we leave our shoes at the door! no shoes in the house for guests too 😄 so if there’s a house party, the entrance is FULL of shoes. once, my friend mistook my boots for hers (we have the same boots). they were long gone when we decided to go home and “my” boots DIDNT fit me 😭 her husband had to drive back to exchange them 😂 but they lived pretty close to our friends’ who hosted. so yeah, drawback: make sure you get your own shoes! 😂
I had friends come to visit from Nova Scotia back in August...they told us about the pennys...they asked for pennys...because they didn't have any in Canada...we thought it to be really strange but it is true! our friends traveled on 3 different plans and lay overs to get here but was here in about 12 hours....and going back they had to stay over a night then caught a different flight the next day..it was so messed up for them...it took them 3 days to get home!! She found out that she doesn't like West Virginia's roads..haha our mountains are very curvy! :D Great Video!!!
I love the little fun facts at the end. Like Canada, Australia no longer has $1 & $2 notes they're coins and our 1 & 2 cent coing went out of circulation many, many years ago. We also have 99c and its rounded up or down (93c becomes 95c) love you organising tricks👍👍👍
I love your videos and always get excited to see when a new one has been released. You are a ray of sunshine (as we say here in the UK). I loved the Canada facts at the end too- much greener to have milk in a bag rather than in a plastic container. I was lucky enough to travel to Vancouver and Toronto a few years ago and can honestly say it’s one of the few countries that I would happily move to in a heart beat. Keep up the great work Cass and loved your book which I was able to get over here last week! So I will have to add your new one to my Christmas list! X
I liked the “ facts from Canada “! Thanks! And your videos are great; I remember you back in the day, and been watching since Milo was an infant!! Keep going sista, you rock!
We actually had milk bags when I was a kid. They came with a pour spout thingy on them. So you plopped them in the container and you turned on the spout. It was cool 😎. We are not that cool anymore. I like that Canada has their money in different colors. You can tell what you have by the color. That is very cool 😎. As for my own personal top half. I will keep that covered. 😊
Hello Cas....I just pre-ordered your 3 rd book,I have the first two but was still stumbling so I took your online course.....I am a BEE....no wonder I have been having so much trouble ...I was sure I was a cricket...maybe because it looks so nice but as much as I try it wasn't working....3 days after discovering my bee-ness I have already solved some issues. Thank you for making it so easy to understand.....I am eagerly awaiting for the book (January release) ....so I can get to know and love this Bee that I am.......take good care and once again Thank you ever so much.
I live in Michigan. Years ago we has bagged milk only at a local Quality Dairy store. This is a very small store. You had to buy the specially made pouring picture for the bags to fit in. Lol thanks for the video!❤️
Love this! I am such a bee! My husband thinks I’m a hot mess but perfectionist at the same time. My little ones just keep making messes and eating. I feel like I’m trapped in a repeating dream where everyday it’s a game to see how much I can control the messes and meltdowns. 🙄 What a change from 4 years ago when all I worried about was how many vacation days I had left 😂
I'm a perfectly hot mess too, a bee and I try to set up things like land zones, but everyone in my family has found their own special spot it seems. My husband is the worst, he walks right past the bin on the front console that the kids put the mail in for him to pick up and pay the bills and puts HIS papers etc on the corner of the kitchen counter instead. My kids stuff gets emptied into their rooms because unfortunately they are right beside the front entry so they just keep going through the front hall to put anything they have down... even though school bags have hooks in the library because that's where homework gets done. There is no system to save us from all of this.
My relatives, in Hungary, also buy milk in bags and they are allowed to go topless (not that they do). I wish we weren't so modest in the USA. Love the home you did! It looks fabulous!
Yep, I live in Northern Ontario and you are so right. Not many here care about legalizing pot. It is no big deal it seems. Us Canadians are just to laid back to even care. But god forbid someone tries to change the rules about hockey. It would be a national uproar. haha....
@@jennse19 we can smoke on the street, either cigarettes or, now since legalization, cannibis in many places ... it depends on which province you are in... Ontario has let municipalities decide where you can publically smoke. A lot of cities are still deciding. Drinking alcohol on the street is not legal although on our national holiday and in Quebec, on St. Jean Baptiste Day, it is hard for the police to enforce since so many people are in the street.
I love your personality and your videos!! Gotta say one thing....Im from Halifax and have lived in a few different places in the country and even though we still have milk in plastic bags, it is also sold in cartons all over the country from what I have seen...i have never once bought milk bags as a single woman lol:)
Ok..I first thought I was a butterfly, but now I'm pretty sure I'm a bee. This is just me! Inside cupboards are organised but lots of homeless clutter. Love the receipt binder and charging box.
We don't have bags in Alberta. Our family buys 4 L jugs. When I lived in Ontario for a couple years it took me a while to get used to bags. Loved your video - both the organizing part and the Canada part. We live in a wonderful but funny country.
Milk in a bag! I love that weird random fact! And you betcha I'll be checking it out next time I cross the boarder. Michigander here. And Windsor is South of me! Fun fact!
Great job! I so love your sense of humor!!!! I also like the facts about Canada.....milk in bags, huh? We get ours in a gallon size plastic jug. And I think America must have an abundance of pennies.....so many that we almost always find one on the ground no matter where we go.....folks don't seem to think of them as money for some reason.
I really miss the baby milk bags...LOL I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada and moved to the U.S in 2010. I miss home and all of our unique laws, money and snacks.
Definitely need an organized landing zone in our kitchen. As much as I dislike putting random stuff on a counter, it still happens daily and goes ignored for quite some time. You've got my wheels spinning and will look for some solutions!
Love your videos, and SUPER loved the fun facts about Canada. Milk in a bag? So different and awesome. We sell wine in bags. But the bags are sold in boxes, so we call it box wine.
Bahaha, love the ending. I'm in AB. We haven't had bagged milk for probably 20-25 years, so I still get thrown for a loop when I see grocery hauls with it LOL. The coins....I've even heard the possibility of a $5 coin? No....please no....
Hahaha!! Topless Pot Smoking Canadians! Sounds like a movie title! Thanks for the facts about Canada! Milk in a bag...hmmmm interesting! Lol I guess we don't always imagine that things are different in other countries! Nice to know though, plus you always make me smile and chuckle a little! Love ya!
A local US farmer bagged and sold his farm milk when I was a kid. We bought the special pitcher to hold the bag and it had a slot to put the open corner in to keep the bag closed.
I live in Saskatchewan and our milk comes in plastic or paper jugs but.....they are all recyclable so they become a chair or something later 🤗 The smartest thing about legalizing MJ was the little Girl Guide who sold a whole bunch of cookies outside a marijuana dispensary! Love her! 🤣
We still have milk cartons here in Newfoundland. If you pay with debit/credit or gift card, it is still like the penny exists and it isn't rounded at all. I find it funny how things can be so different between provinces here in Canada. Lol. We did have the milk bags for a very short time in like the 90's. I think in one way it is better because it is less waste, but then again, plastic is less biodegradable. I have rambled enough. Love your videos 💖
Oh I love you!!! You are sooo funny! I always get a good laugh when watching the end of your videos. Thanks for sharing interesting facts about Canada, I had no idea! I am from Peru and live in the U.S. In Peru, we put sugar to fresh milk. The first time I came here and did that, people stared at me like I was doing something crazy. In Peru, we also say hello with a kiss in the cheek, here people get uncomfortable if you do that....
Europe has "hard change" (1 Euro, 2 Euro) too... makes Canada even closer to Europe! By the way, I am from Germany, but I really love Canada. I have stayed in Nova Scotia for 10 month while I was in High School and my Dad has lived in Britsh Columbia for 18 years now!! Be glad to be able to live in such a great country!!!! And before I end: I JUST LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!!
The other day I was watching one of your videos and my hubby came up. "What's that? A commercial?" he asked. "Nope." I responded. "That's Cass. She's the reason we no longer have piles of papers all over our bar!" :-D
I need help with that-mail is everywhere!
No one creates videos on landing/command zones, yet they seem so instrumental for a household! Thank you for making one!! 👍🏻
The charging station idea!!!!! Yes!!!!! Thank you! Using it TODAY
GreenCrystalRose, please be careful with the materials to use for the charging station, because if the box seals very well, the heat cannot escape and your phone or tablet could cause a fire, paper and wood looks nice, but it burns fast. Use a plastic wooven basket for example, so the air can circulate. Sorry, my german autocorrect is going crazy.
I love that you are showing us other people’s homes because we get the real “before” picture. At my house, all my clutter ends up getting its own seat at my dining room table lol ... it’s a guest basically 😂 so I know I need to create a landing space, too. I also like seeing how you stick those dollar tree decals on the wall 👍
This is fun seeing you apply your wisdom to other’s houses! (The milk baby thing made me laugh out loud!! 😂)
Lol your too funny topless pot smoking Canadians 😂😂😂, you should have a regular spot on tv, you sure cheer me up xxx
I love your organization tips❣ and as a 🐝 I hope to utilize these ideas in my home. Love your stuff. My family is getting tired of me sending them your videos. Recently we had a snow storm here which paralyzed the whole state of Arkansas. My family all lives pretty much in walking distance from eachother. My sister was needing assistance cleaning her home because she had re-injured her ankle. One she had broke before. While there along with some other family that had also came to help move things for her I made every one take your organization test. My sister's style is a cricket, her daughter is a butterfly, my daughter and her husband are bees like me. It was fun to get people on board to take the test. Maybe soon you will have more followers😉
😂😂😂 I love when you go on your weirdness rant at the end 😂😂🤗
Hi Cas! I preordered the new book... so excited, almost done with your last book. Keep motivating us, I know I do appreciate and enjoy your VLOGS.
Thank you!!!
I loved how it turned out. So much space and clutter free. You made me giggle about the facts of Canada, it's interested to know how different countries can be. Love you videos
You are hysterical! I seriously look forward to your new videos. What? Topless, milk babies and no pennies 🤯 I love it. 🤣
My landing zone....no matter how hard I try to keep it neat...my husband always comes in and junks it all up!
I feel ya. I am the only female in our family of four. I wonder if my home might actually stay clean if I sent them on a vacation without me ...
@@candycemonroe7345 there's an idea.
It's so hard to keep anything organized in my house because of my husband. He just junks everything up and never throws anything away.
LOL!! Mine actually uses our landing zone! I show it in my organizing video!
ds southern - Amen!
My mother was born in Canada. In Stratford, Ontario and we used to visit my great aunts and great uncles there. Also we used to vacation every summer in Southampton. Wonderful memories of a beautiful country! Thanks for sharing your Canadian facts! Another book, yaaaayyy! Love ya, Cass! :o) ♡♡♡
I LOVE the fun facts at the end, and that charging station is VERY creative!
You have a beautiful home but I am enjoying the new transformation videos. I hope you continue to make videos like this
Love the Canada 🇨🇦 Facts.!!!
Canada is a beautiful country. Actually, I lived there in my 10s and 20s. It was the wonderful years of my life. I LOVE the coloured leaves of maple trees in this time of year. You are one of the luckiest 'cause you are still there.
Cas!! This video is perfection! This one and the command center totally solidified that I’m a BEE. Looking forward to incorporating into my home! ❤️
I love that you are helping others get organized. I hope these people realize how fortunate they are. The after looks great and I love the idea of an in/out basket. Sometimes I forget where I put things I need to return. I think milk in a bag is odd but I love that it’s a lot less waste than the plastic containers we have in the US. Thanks for sharing facts about Canada. Love you!!!
Funny you mention the whole legalization thing because the day before it became legal, I bought several canabis stocks and let me tell you, in the very short amount of time since, I have lost about 40% of that money!!!! I’m sure it will be fine long term but dang, I should have waited to buy till now.
We have milk in bags in India too. So you buy one each day. I think it is still a lot of Trash.
I love the box for charging idea. I don't have a landing zone. I just put things where they go but I never carry in stuff and no kids either. lol I do leave my keys hanging by my door so I don't forget them and lock myself out. lol Thanks for your wonderful vids. :)
I know this video was put out years ago but I am using it now as I desperately need organization for the entryway and kitchen table. Thank you for your content!
That charging station box was genius
I didn’t know that I have been taking my milk cartons for granted. Thank goodness for the privilege of buying milk in a carton. 😂🙌🏻🥛
Btw, Love the 2-zone option. I spent a lot of time working out what to put in our command center. It works great now. My Mom always had a landing zone for us so have set that up since we moved in. :0)
I love the end of your videos... nobody makes me laugh like you do. 😂😂😂
How much do I love you girl!!! Let me count the ways...AND on 17 different levels!
I just really enjoy your videos and your humor 😘 not to mention all your ideas.
Have a 'trippin-the-light-fantastic-day"!☀️
(that's a phrase my 98yo Grandma still says)
I too live in Canada. And those are unique things for our country. And lots of innovative ideas. When traveling or entertaining visitors, we find out different things that are normal for us are strange to others.
A common question I was asked when traveling, " whats it like to use a dog sled?" . I have never used a dog sled. Have you?
We have so much to be proud, but always find conversations going to the unusual things.
I lived in a city where Jumbo, the elephant died. Hit by a train. And have seen the grave stone of PT Barnum his owner . Which ironically isn't far from where his elephant died.
Have a great day and stay safe.
This is perfect, Cas! I love that you're showing us your organizing techniques in other people's homes! This is so helpful!!! ❤️❤️❤️
My husband and I have been to Canada and we still laugh about some of the differences we experienced. We had to stop and ask for directions and we were told by a helpful young man there were about "1000 foots" to drive to get to our destination, knowing we were not from there and trying to explain the way we would understand (we use miles not kilometers)....ha! We are used to travelling using miles so we were trying to figure out how to convert feet to miles. Also, we love our ice here so when we got a drink from a fast food place with no ice was different for us....those are the things that stick out to me, was not aware of any facts so nice to know. We had a great experience. My husband's softball team played in a tournament in Canada is why we were there. :)
I’m so glad I found you. Your videos relax me. Can you do a video on a kid zone for like back packs and shoes and all that?? I have three teenage boys and they just through their stuff every where.
American here 👋
Never ever have I ever heard of a milk bag 😂
I would think that might not be the best idea in a place that gets below freezing for most of the year.
Sending blessings to you as you open and try to organize bags of milk.
Toodles 👋
Thanks for this video! I'll watch the other one as well. I should go back through your videos actually. We're a bee and butterfly house. So everything is out in the open. But woooowwww is everything out in the open. Your videos have helped me so so much with one of the places for my really important stuff. I put the shelf up and put everything in moderately organised open-top, clear containers. And it looks so much neater (to me) and I actually use the stuff that I was having to dig through a pile to find before. ❤️ off to watch more bug videos!
So functional, but what I like best is how beautiful it is! Love the drawer dividers with grey bottoms because things really show up in them. Great job matching their particular needs!
Loonies and Tunnies love it.
Loved the idea with the box to turn into a charging zone! Brilliant! Plus I loved the fun facts at the end :)
I have to say I've been a fan of your for 4 years now and your fantastic
I loved the Canada facts! More importantly I was so happy to see what you did with the rest of the clutter in this families home. After the command center video, I was like "wait! where's the rest of their crap?" Great video, now I need to go take care of my own crap.
Please give us more facts about Canada.
We don't live in igloos. 😉
We say aboat not aboot instead of abaowt. We say cot and caught the same way (and bot and bought, and tot and taught, and ought and aught, and so on). We are a quilt rather than a melting pot. Almost all Canadians live very close to the US border bc much of the rest of the country is frozen tundra, as in only thaws for a couple of months a year or even not at all. We tend to be overeducated and underemployed...
I do love your ideas and systems. They remind me of the habits I have learned from the famous FlyLady, but you have your own little touch with breaking it down into each person's organizing style. "Clutterbug" is an amazing touch that has made a difference in my day-to-day life, just that fine-touch tweaking that my little family needed. Merci beaucoup, thank you so very much, for all that you give out to the community.
You're gonna laugh, but I had one major issue with my landing zone.... socks! we have a shoe cubby, right? We also take of our shoes when we get inside, but socks just end up everywhere! so learning that we are butterflies (from you! lol) I hung a hook with a small laundry mesh bag, and the socks magically ended up in the bag! like whoa! and it's so easy to just toss that little bag into the wash each day and replace with another, OMG thank you so much, you just don't know! 😍
Those weird things you talk about are sooooo cooooool to hear 😂. Have a sweet day Cass 💜
Here's me thinking we are wiered and now I've discovered Canada is wiered too,lesson learned ,Thank you Cass ,love and hugs xx
canada fact (Cass said this in one of her old videos), we leave our shoes at the door! no shoes in the house for guests too 😄 so if there’s a house party, the entrance is FULL of shoes. once, my friend mistook my boots for hers (we have the same boots). they were long gone when we decided to go home and “my” boots DIDNT fit me 😭 her husband had to drive back to exchange them 😂 but they lived pretty close to our friends’ who hosted. so yeah, drawback: make sure you get your own shoes! 😂
I had friends come to visit from Nova Scotia back in August...they told us about the pennys...they asked for pennys...because they didn't have any in Canada...we thought it to be really strange but it is true! our friends traveled on 3 different plans and lay overs to get here but was here in about 12 hours....and going back they had to stay over a night then caught a different flight the next day..it was so messed up for them...it took them 3 days to get home!! She found out that she doesn't like West Virginia's roads..haha our mountains are very curvy! :D Great Video!!!
I love the little fun facts at the end. Like Canada, Australia no longer has $1 & $2 notes they're coins and our 1 & 2 cent coing went out of circulation many, many years ago. We also have 99c and its rounded up or down (93c becomes 95c) love you organising tricks👍👍👍
🇨🇦 Facts about Canada😀. Another fact, we are truly blessed to be Canadian.
What a gorgeous kitchen area and house. I love what you did for them. Thanks for your awesome facts about Canada that made me giggle.
I love the canada facts too!!
I love your videos and always get excited to see when a new one has been released. You are a ray of sunshine (as we say here in the UK). I loved the Canada facts at the end too- much greener to have milk in a bag rather than in a plastic container. I was lucky enough to travel to Vancouver and Toronto a few years ago and can honestly say it’s one of the few countries that I would happily move to in a heart beat. Keep up the great work Cass and loved your book which I was able to get over here last week! So I will have to add your new one to my Christmas list! X
I liked the “ facts from Canada “! Thanks! And your videos are great; I remember you back in the day, and been watching since Milo was an infant!! Keep going sista, you rock!
Placed my order. It’s being released on my birthday so it’s my gift to my self. Woop woop!
I love the landing zone idea. That's going to be my next project. I really need one in my home. Thank you for the inspiration!
Love love LOVE watching you organize homes!!!! I could watch these videos all day 💕
We actually had milk bags when I was a kid. They came with a pour spout thingy on them. So you plopped them in the container and you turned on the spout. It was cool 😎. We are not that cool anymore.
I like that Canada has their money in different colors. You can tell what you have by the color. That is very cool 😎. As for my own personal top half. I will keep that covered. 😊
I love the recharging station box. Drilling holes in the back is brilliant. More facts about Canada, Please.
What a blessing you are! My biggest problem-I live in a very old home that is not modernized for real life. Your channel helps!
Hello Cas....I just pre-ordered your 3 rd book,I have the first two but was still stumbling so I took your online course.....I am a BEE....no wonder I have been having so much trouble ...I was sure I was a cricket...maybe because it looks so nice but as much as I try it wasn't working....3 days after discovering my bee-ness I have already solved some issues. Thank you for making it so easy to understand.....I am eagerly awaiting for the book (January release) ....so I can get to know and love this Bee that I am.......take good care and once again Thank you ever so much.
My family and I are seriously considering moving to Canada. So facts like these are so helpful.
I live in Michigan. Years ago we has bagged milk only at a local Quality Dairy store. This is a very small store. You had to buy the specially made pouring picture for the bags to fit in. Lol thanks for the video!❤️
Love this! I am such a bee! My husband thinks I’m a hot mess but perfectionist at the same time. My little ones just keep making messes and eating. I feel like I’m trapped in a repeating dream where everyday it’s a game to see how much I can control the messes and meltdowns. 🙄 What a change from 4 years ago when all I worried about was how many vacation days I had left 😂
I’m now trying to find time to create a drop zone/command center. Our entryway is downstairs and we just hang coats (sometimes) and shoes there.
I'm a perfectly hot mess too, a bee and I try to set up things like land zones, but everyone in my family has found their own special spot it seems. My husband is the worst, he walks right past the bin on the front console that the kids put the mail in for him to pick up and pay the bills and puts HIS papers etc on the corner of the kitchen counter instead. My kids stuff gets emptied into their rooms because unfortunately they are right beside the front entry so they just keep going through the front hall to put anything they have down... even though school bags have hooks in the library because that's where homework gets done. There is no system to save us from all of this.
I'm not in canada, but I would love to have you in my home. You are simply great! So much talent. Thank you!
The bag thing is so funny! I totally thought you were pulling our leg on the names of the money! lol!
The end is my favorite!!!!!! I love watching you!!!!
The cord solution! Genius!
I just adore your videos that break down each bug!!!
My relatives, in Hungary, also buy milk in bags and they are allowed to go topless (not that they do). I wish we weren't so modest in the USA. Love the home you did! It looks fabulous!
You have the best facts about Canada, as a fellow Canadian 🇨🇦 🇨🇦 😆
Yep, I live in Northern Ontario and you are so right. Not many here care about legalizing pot. It is no big deal it seems. Us Canadians are just to laid back to even care. But god forbid someone tries to change the rules about hockey. It would be a national uproar. haha....
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Dayna but in Canada it’s not allowed to smoke or drink alcohol on the street I heard. But pot is okay? I don’t understand
@@jennse19 we can smoke on the street, either cigarettes or, now since legalization, cannibis in many places ... it depends on which province you are in... Ontario has let municipalities decide where you can publically smoke. A lot of cities are still deciding. Drinking alcohol on the street is not legal although on our national holiday and in Quebec, on St. Jean Baptiste Day, it is hard for the police to enforce since so many people are in the street.
@@jennse19 We cannot drink alcohol anywhere except at home or on licensed premises. It's dumb.
I love your personality and your videos!! Gotta say one thing....Im from Halifax and have lived in a few different places in the country and even though we still have milk in plastic bags, it is also sold in cartons all over the country from what I have seen...i have never once bought milk bags as a single woman lol:)
Ok..I first thought I was a butterfly, but now I'm pretty sure I'm a bee. This is just me! Inside cupboards are organised but lots of homeless clutter. Love the receipt binder and charging box.
We don't have bags in Alberta. Our family buys 4 L jugs. When I lived in Ontario for a couple years it took me a while to get used to bags. Loved your video - both the organizing part and the Canada part. We live in a wonderful but funny country.
My family pile their things on the kitchen island in the kitchen...I need to make a landing Zone...great idea! :D
Milk in a bag! I love that weird random fact! And you betcha I'll be checking it out next time I cross the boarder. Michigander here. And Windsor is South of me! Fun fact!
Bee here-love the charging box! What a great idea!
We LOVE to hear more about Canada!
IDK why but I loved the ending of this video.
Great job! I so love your sense of humor!!!! I also like the facts about Canada.....milk in bags, huh? We get ours in a gallon size plastic jug. And I think America must have an abundance of pennies.....so many that we almost always find one on the ground no matter where we go.....folks don't seem to think of them as money for some reason.
I really miss the baby milk bags...LOL I was born and raised in Ontario, Canada and moved to the U.S in 2010. I miss home and all of our unique laws, money and snacks.
Love the space you organized! More facts about Canada 🇨🇦 I didn’t know any of these!
I made a charging station like that but I used a shoebox so it's too small for tablets, gotta find a bigger box! Thanks Cas :)
Definitely need an organized landing zone in our kitchen. As much as I dislike putting random stuff on a counter, it still happens daily and goes ignored for quite some time. You've got my wheels spinning and will look for some solutions!
Love the charging station 😃
You are the BEST at organizing. I LOVE your videos. This space turned out fantastic!
It only rounds up and down when you use cash. Debit and credit still technically uses “pennies.” Much love from New Brunswick!
Love your videos, and SUPER loved the fun facts about Canada. Milk in a bag? So different and awesome. We sell wine in bags. But the bags are sold in boxes, so we call it box wine.
This is great. It would be cool if you could do videos on these essential spaces but for each different organisation style!
I seriously love watching your videos. From the seriousness to the epiphanies haha 💖🤣
I wanna move to Canada i herd it was amazing no racism and full of lots of love from all different ppl.
Very helpful organizing!
Hilarious!, more fun Canada facts please 😬
We are vacationing in Ontario, Canada next summer and we are super excited.
Nice to know about Canada! And you, of course😘
Loved the Canada factoids. I wish we could be so progressive 😉
We don’t have pennies in Mexico 🇲🇽 either, I’ve always wonder why we have those kinds of prices too, great video as always ❤️
oooohh, Cas! you ruined my thoughts of how cool Canada is... guess the fantasy couldn't last... ha ha ha! Great vid!
Bahaha, love the ending. I'm in AB. We haven't had bagged milk for probably 20-25 years, so I still get thrown for a loop when I see grocery hauls with it LOL. The coins....I've even heard the possibility of a $5 coin? No....please no....
Hahaha!! Topless Pot Smoking Canadians! Sounds like a movie title! Thanks for the facts about Canada! Milk in a bag...hmmmm interesting! Lol I guess we don't always imagine that things are different in other countries! Nice to know though, plus you always make me smile and chuckle a little! Love ya!
A local US farmer bagged and sold his farm milk when I was a kid. We bought the special pitcher to hold the bag and it had a slot to put the open corner in to keep the bag closed.
I live in Saskatchewan and our milk comes in plastic or paper jugs but.....they are all recyclable so they become a chair or something later 🤗
The smartest thing about legalizing MJ was the little Girl Guide who sold a whole bunch of cookies outside a marijuana dispensary! Love her! 🤣
We still have milk cartons here in Newfoundland. If you pay with debit/credit or gift card, it is still like the penny exists and it isn't rounded at all. I find it funny how things can be so different between provinces here in Canada. Lol. We did have the milk bags for a very short time in like the 90's. I think in one way it is better because it is less waste, but then again, plastic is less biodegradable. I have rambled enough. Love your videos 💖
That is so great. I love your fact about Canada thanks
Oh I love you!!! You are sooo funny! I always get a good laugh when watching the end of your videos. Thanks for sharing interesting facts about Canada, I had no idea! I am from Peru and live in the U.S. In Peru, we put sugar to fresh milk. The first time I came here and did that, people stared at me like I was doing something crazy. In Peru, we also say hello with a kiss in the cheek, here people get uncomfortable if you do that....
Europe has "hard change" (1 Euro, 2 Euro) too... makes Canada even closer to Europe! By the way, I am from Germany, but I really love Canada. I have stayed in Nova Scotia for 10 month while I was in High School and my Dad has lived in Britsh Columbia for 18 years now!! Be glad to be able to live in such a great country!!!!
And before I end: I JUST LOVE YOUR VIDEOS!!!!
I love canada! Went to Banff a few years ago and loved it!