Big Changes! I HAVE A FLOOR (Story 58)

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  • @louismeyer5132
    @louismeyer5132 Год назад +116

    Good on you Rosie for sticking at it. I am sure all your parents wanted to do was to see you and are not worried about what you haven't finished.

  • @DLee-kz6qe
    @DLee-kz6qe Год назад +71

    So lovely to see your mum and dad again. It's easy to see where you get your energy .. that woman is a machine!! What a champion! I'll bet you loved having them there ❤

  • @ronaroamsdeniseandsonny3545
    @ronaroamsdeniseandsonny3545 Год назад +50

    Your film making & editing skills are excellent. I enjoy your content and you are lovely and very likeable but overall I am amazed at how much effort you put in to get the footage. Place the camera here, then place it there (the fading in & out of you doing the floor), then put the drone up and film from this angle, then switch to that angle. Really inspirational stuff. Well done, credit where credit is due 👍

  • @intimacywiththeordinary
    @intimacywiththeordinary Год назад +147

    Such a peaceful video again. Thank you.
    As an elderly woman who loves gardening, the easiest way to dig a hole is to drench the soil for an hour or two beforehand. It turns a backbreaking job into something ridiculously easy. Of course it won't soften rocks lol.

    • @deeoh3708
      @deeoh3708 Год назад +21

      As another older gardener, I totally agree with you. Also another trick is when you do get a bit of a hole dug, keep filling it with water... and wait, let the water do the softening for you. Sorry you have such rocky ground though.

    • @melandrialessandra25
      @melandrialessandra25 Год назад +1

      ❤❤❤

    • @intimacywiththeordinary
      @intimacywiththeordinary Год назад +15

      @@deeoh3708 That's exactly what I do when I have to dug a deep hole for a tree. I'm happy to meet another older gardener who figured out how to keep on going.

    • @PS-bs8oe
      @PS-bs8oe Год назад +6

      You rock, Madam ❤

    • @debjones60
      @debjones60 Год назад +5

      Only trouble is, Rosie has to use a watering can to water. So it’s still a huge effort no matter which way she does it. But I do exactly the same at you at my place, difference being I have access to a hose 😊.

  • @rosegarcia5069
    @rosegarcia5069 Год назад +80

    It's always good to have Mom and Dad helping out...bet they are so proud of your work on the cabin.

  • @c.s.6851
    @c.s.6851 Год назад +101

    A fun tipp: Next time you make a boring flooring (I always find it exciting to see it growing) - place the icecream pot in the middle of the room, on the finished wood, and allow yourself to have a spoon whenever you come across that point with new boards. ;) Than it is a task super quick done and you have more enjoyment with it.

    • @wildrosie
      @wildrosie  Год назад +22

      Hahahaha I LOVE this!!!!!

    • @dianebaker5243
      @dianebaker5243 Год назад +3

      👍😊

    • @le_th_
      @le_th_ Год назад +4

      Such a cute idea! lol This is the kind of "carrot and stick" method that I need to employ.

    • @janinafisher101
      @janinafisher101 Год назад +4

      Love this idea, but I think the ice cream would be hot soup by the time I finished!

    • @joeb4142
      @joeb4142 6 месяцев назад +2

      @@janinafisher101A thick shake!

  • @gerlikuhlbach4642
    @gerlikuhlbach4642 Год назад +91

    One tip - protect your new trees, so rabbits/deers are not destroying those by next spring.

    • @acajutla
      @acajutla Год назад +6

      Yep, you need to do it for decades ahead.

    • @metamud8686
      @metamud8686 Год назад

      nom nom nom!

  • @whoisappie
    @whoisappie Год назад +54

    How sweet that your parents visit you and help you every summer though! Shout out to them :)

  • @ginacrusco234
    @ginacrusco234 Год назад +50

    How wonderful to work side by side with your mom! There is no better eating than the luscious fruit of your own trees.

  • @americancockerspanielchannel
    @americancockerspanielchannel Год назад +35

    Rosie, your garden beds are perfect,once you have ash from the wood stove you could use it as a fertilizer for soil. Glad your mom is visiting u.

  • @annmcnamara8
    @annmcnamara8 Год назад +24

    Rosie it's nice to have your parents come for a holiday I'm sure they have a car that will be great to get some shopping done Hope you all have a great time together making memories thxs for sharing

  • @tobiashandlebars
    @tobiashandlebars Год назад +41

    You could use the larger parts of the felled tree to grow mushrooms in future.

    • @Amanda-jd8xs
      @Amanda-jd8xs Год назад +4

      Ooh, this a good idea!

    • @batyamasheh3543
      @batyamasheh3543 Год назад +1

      But not the birch tree, it is too prety to use for that

    • @ahkkariq7406
      @ahkkariq7406 Год назад

      @@batyamasheh3543 The bark on the birch is so dense that if she doesn't remove parts of it, it will rot anyway, so then it will be perfect for growing mushrooms.

  • @andreamalik2961
    @andreamalik2961 Год назад +42

    How wonderful for you to have your parents visit. The garden looks lovely x

    • @galdessa1
      @galdessa1 10 месяцев назад

      Their bank card came in handy.

    • @andreamalik2961
      @andreamalik2961 10 месяцев назад

      Oh you're one of those people! You know, the type that just sucks the 'lovely' out of every situation. Do better.

  • @LadyAurora10
    @LadyAurora10 Год назад +18

    I'm happy you got your family to visit you again. It was adorable when you created that garden sitting area together for you all. ☺️
    It was also fun to hear your own language. How did your parents like your new guest house??
    And you have a new floor! A new trimmer! New trees! 🎉
    Have an exciting summer, greetings from the neighboring country! 😊

  • @The58stupot
    @The58stupot Год назад +21

    Great vid Rosie, as always. Your mum is a real trooper it seems and your home is coming along splendidly. Its a wonderful achievement of you. Go girl !

  • @marijeb278
    @marijeb278 Год назад +27

    Those fruit trees will transform the place in a few years time! ❤
    Ps: i laughed so much at your clear dismay of laying the floors. It is one of my favourite tasks in DIY, perhaps I just like boring!

    • @chloeuntrau4588
      @chloeuntrau4588 Год назад +4

      Yes and an instant huge effect!

    • @wildrosie
      @wildrosie  Год назад +7

      Haha I thought I would love it too but it was so, so boring lolllll

    • @galdessa1
      @galdessa1 10 месяцев назад +1

      @@wildrosie Like your voice.

  • @rebeccamercer4160
    @rebeccamercer4160 Год назад +16

    We all can learn from you and your parents! You all are hard working people who are not afraid of work! When they visit they help you! What a blessing! You have done a remarkable job with your home! I have learned so much ! Something’s , you use what you have to make do with what you want to do! I know you inspire others and give hope! Many, Many Blessings to you Rosie! 🌼🌼🌼

  • @RoseCottageColleen
    @RoseCottageColleen Год назад +22

    How wonderful you were able to spend time with your parents and to accomplish so much. I'm sure they are quite proud of you.

  • @bellafiore3283
    @bellafiore3283 Год назад +15

    So clever to use the drone for that purpose. Exciting to see changes and new concepts. And always good to be visited by family. Enjoy Rosie.

  • @pamelarothgaber8466
    @pamelarothgaber8466 Год назад +17

    Seeing you work along side your Mum really makes me miss my Mum. I'm sure they are so proud of all you have accomplished and how brave you are. I am 62 but this is the first time I have ever lived alone. Kids are all grown and moved on to their lives :) I bought an old rundown mobile home and reno'ed it over the last 12 years, mostly myself and using RUclips. I have the most beautiful garden that winds all over my little property. Its my little oasis for sure. Can't wait to see yours when things start coming to life! Really enjoy your videos and look forward to each one :)

    • @kmarshall53
      @kmarshall53 Год назад +5

      I’m doing the same thing, although my mobile home was already renovated when I bought it. My gardens are such a source of pleasure (and exercise!)

    • @nancysmith9425
      @nancysmith9425 Год назад +5

      I'm 82 now, live in small home built 1946, I named Rose Cottage because of about 6 neglected rose bushes that have brought me joy 20 yrs! Was 62 enjoyed toiling 3 yrs, then babysat 2 grandkids, now 17 & 14. I painted every inch etc, love finally relaxing in old lounger watching my huge cat rolling on lawn!! Too hot now, so inside watch Rosie & Mom on RUclips!! Thank you for your awesome videos, I've watched them all, so Unique!! Nan

  • @c.s.6851
    @c.s.6851 Год назад +6

    Hejhej Rosie, are the boards under your flooring the Hunton woodfiber facade windbreaker boards? (Hunton vindspärr vindtät) If yes, I had the idea to do the same in my TinyHouse-Husbåt. :) Do you think/know if they are stable and sturdy enough to stand the long time pressure of walking over them? Love your videos and always looking forward to new ones. Enjoy woman building power, like I do. :) Greetings from Switzerland/Stockholm

  • @Melanie-ei3ie2dt3u
    @Melanie-ei3ie2dt3u Год назад +5

    I always thought you and your parents were from London but they must actually be living in the Netherlands since you are dutch? That would certainly save a few hours of driving as it would otherwise be such a long way to visit you ! I hope you guys can pick up the missing boards with their car to finish your floor, and I hope you can soon get your fireplace fixed to put all the birch wood to good use over winter ! Enjoy the beautiful summer time and sending you greetings from this Australian winter.

  • @lindamoon4639
    @lindamoon4639 Год назад +11

    What a nice place, what a lovely company! Just please be aware of all the moose, roe deers, rabbits & whatnot who have already marked down in their notebooks the new young fruit trees and will surely make a move on them as the winter advances ... Even mice would love to gnaw the young peel under a layer of snow. I have lost several young trees in my life, i still feel some pain when it comes to mind. But as you seem to be much more careful and neater person than me, you probably already have a solution to this peril. 💚💚💚

    • @wildrosie
      @wildrosie  Год назад +6

      I think I’ll have to put some protection around them after summer! That’s when the animals seem to get interested in my garden…!

  • @rolandvasquezguzman9083
    @rolandvasquezguzman9083 Год назад +14

    it is always a plesure to see you working with such passion and accuracy on every project you started. thanks for sharing. And your Parents sure will be proud of you.

  • @jrnmller1551
    @jrnmller1551 Год назад +11

    Happy to see your parents again came to help, it is looking good, flooring can be boring, but I always get motivated by progress, keep it up, Rosie!!!

  • @Pine
    @Pine Год назад +15

    I ve established a routine of drinking my coffee while watching your videos and this time you posted exactly when i was drinking it :) I love your videos and the work you do in them, they re
    very soothing and encouraging at the same time

  • @ritamailheau771
    @ritamailheau771 Год назад +9

    The place is looking wonderful but the real gem is time with your parents. So glad you got some time together. Treasure those moments. Blessings Rosie! So good.

  • @denizberlin9441
    @denizberlin9441 Год назад +10

    Yaaaaaaay, Sunday Morning is a good one❤️

  • @snoufoxxy
    @snoufoxxy Год назад +5

    Seeig that fallen birch tree and the big logs I would use couple of them as bench seats around a campfire. You can peel the bark and let the logs dry under a loose tarpaulin to keep them dry, and next summer they would be nice seats in the garden 😊 All those stones that were dug up from your orchard would be useful in creating a firepit. Gravel underneath and around it and it wouldn't be a fire hazard. In the summer evenings nothing beats sitting around a campfire. The smoke keeps the mosquitos away 😅

  • @anoukvanschaijk2879
    @anoukvanschaijk2879 Год назад +7

    Wat leuk ik kijk je video’s al zo lang hoor nu pas aan je moeder dat je nederlands spreekt 🫶

  • @soupedujour
    @soupedujour Год назад +10

    Fireworks to you Rosie. Your remain so amazing.

  • @Louisefenner
    @Louisefenner Год назад +13

    Just watched a couple reveal a giant chateau they have bought in France. I would choose your little cottage over that any day. ❤

    • @joeb4142
      @joeb4142 3 месяца назад

      Yes the cottage seems so much more personal. Especially when renovated by the new owner.

  • @felinetherapy4782
    @felinetherapy4782 Год назад +8

    I'm with you. I would have totally measured the room and ordered not realising that the tongue was included in the flooring measurement. Hopefully its easy to get some more boards.

  • @pelleschelin
    @pelleschelin Год назад +10

    It's easier to lay the floor if you remove the skirting boards before (you don't need to cut the floor pieces so carefully in length, since the floor ends will be hidden under the boards)

    • @Farlig69
      @Farlig69 Год назад +4

      Came here to write the same thing, also the point of the skirting boards allow you to leave and cover a gap from the ends of the floorboards to the wall which allows for thermal expansion & contraction of the boards.

    • @ochervelvet9687
      @ochervelvet9687 10 месяцев назад +1

      Yes, I was wondering why she didn’t remove the baseboards first. Maybe construction methods are different in Sweden?

  • @Mimulus2717
    @Mimulus2717 Год назад +5

    Bored Rosie at 3:20 could be a Vermeer painting. Glad to see all the progress!

  • @beachseeker634
    @beachseeker634 Год назад +7

    I was so happy to see your parents there with you helping. Would love to know what your parents thought of all the changes you've made since their last visit, and their thoughts of the newly renovated guest house. Rosy you are a great woman of determination. I continue to admire your perseverance in getting your projects done. 👍💚

  • @lianneplugers3169
    @lianneplugers3169 Год назад +4

    Are you Dutch? Ik hoorde je mama Nederlands spreken.....misschien kun je dit lezen😊

  • @lindaclifton3729
    @lindaclifton3729 Год назад +5

    So good to see the floor come together. Oh to be young again and have your energy and talents. I envy you. In my next life I hope to live in another country. In a small Finnish cabin. I love Finland. Am visiting for the summer in Joensuu. You are doing such a beautifully job. Your home is lovely. So good to see your mom and I was wondering about your dad and then there he was. Enjoy your outside garden furniture and area. ❤

  • @1whitecottagelife770
    @1whitecottagelife770 Год назад +5

    My anxiety would be through the roof if my daughter was living so far away and isolated and by herself. At least you're filming, so your parents can see you weekly.

  • @ulifey9744
    @ulifey9744 Год назад +7

    Thank you for your wonderfull videos!
    You have done everything very well!

  • @dorisbuckner
    @dorisbuckner Год назад +5

    I love and appreciate all your hard work, u r an amazing lady🌹♥️

  • @wooden_branches
    @wooden_branches Год назад +5

    You have wonderful parents 🤍🤍 lovely video Rosie and your orchard is going to be so beautiful.

  • @cynthiabellino7168
    @cynthiabellino7168 Год назад +8

    So glad for you to have family visit and get so much support 😊

  • @Anna_rediz
    @Anna_rediz Год назад +8

    Your mom is so strong💪

  • @theswede303
    @theswede303 Год назад +4

    The dead tree still looks beautiful lying there in pieces. (Maybe you could build a woodshed if you don’t already have one and stack your firewood in it … ) Thanks for another relaxing video Rosie 🙋🏼‍♀️

  • @juliemcnair5182
    @juliemcnair5182 Год назад +9

    What a nice way to end the day ❤

  • @petro3441
    @petro3441 Год назад +6

    Super nice that your parents could visit and help you. The garden looks great and you did a good job with the floor❤❤

  •  Год назад +10

    Such a nice house and surroundings. I want to live there🥰

    • @71suns
      @71suns Год назад

      Me too!😊

  • @Julia-zj2ch
    @Julia-zj2ch Год назад +5

    So, so lovely. What a joy to have your mom helping with the gardening. Your home is such a treat to see, all of it is absolutely beautiful.

  • @wolftwoxsomewolf3058
    @wolftwoxsomewolf3058 Год назад +5

    Always a pleasure to watch your videos. Greetings from Norway .

  • @erinwantenaar7206
    @erinwantenaar7206 3 месяца назад +2

    I love these moments of simplicity - working in the garden, things coming together and enjoying a cup of coffee at your little table area with loved ones ❤❤ such bliss ❤❤

  • @TheAtanyrate
    @TheAtanyrate Год назад +6

    Every time it ends, I am ready for the next one. I find your videos both inspiring and relaxing.

  • @jeneferlofty4558
    @jeneferlofty4558 Год назад +3

    That was so lovely to see you working alongside your Mum and Dad. It brought to mind many fond memories of sharing fixer upper jobs with my Mum and Dad. I don't think I've ever bought a house that didn't need work doing. Dad is 93 now and Mum passed away over 20 years ago now so these are treasured memories of special times.

  • @MigleJ
    @MigleJ Год назад +4

    How is your chimney project going?

  • @Daytona2
    @Daytona2 Год назад +7

    Whoaa! 🤯 a minimum gap in the floorboards for cold winters took some getting my head around!
    Looks like you had a lovely time with your parents 😊

    • @wildrosie
      @wildrosie  Год назад +4

      Not sure if I did it right, but hoping it’ll be okay! 🤭

    • @nielsbosteffens1749
      @nielsbosteffens1749 Год назад +2

      I rejoice as you described it. It is easier to add a timber later if it becomes too big gabs, than repairing after the floor may have become uneven.

    • @hannahr.n.5791
      @hannahr.n.5791 Год назад +1

      @@nielsbosteffens1749 Good point!

  • @willemijn8005
    @willemijn8005 Год назад +4

    Absolutely loved this video!!✨ Have been following from the very beginning and they just keep getting better💖
    I have a question, do you never get scared alone (at night) out there in the woods by yourself? No one around when something might happen to you?

  • @izzad777
    @izzad777 Год назад +4

    You posted early!

  • @isabelangelpirate1725
    @isabelangelpirate1725 Год назад +4

    Once your fire is going you can burn that fallen birch.

  • @singfalter
    @singfalter Год назад +5

    You and your mom work so beautifuly together.It's good to see.

  • @71suns
    @71suns Год назад +4

    Waking up to you on Sunday morning and the delight of sharing in your life through your videos is one of my favorite things. Sitting on my couch smiling wide seeing you and your parents enjoying a moment together in your new orchard makes my heart soar. Thank you Rosie. Btw...the new floor looks great! 🫂❤️🫂
    Northern California, USA

  • @ruthquinn6229
    @ruthquinn6229 Год назад +7

    so nice to see you and your mum in then garden together.

  • @annemarietuin5980
    @annemarietuin5980 Год назад +2

    Hahaha ik volg je al een tijdje en vind je video’s heerlijk om te kijken. En viel net spontaan van mijn stoel toen ik je moeder Nederlands hoorde praten en het woord bosuitjes zag staan😂😂😂 Laat ik nou steeds gedacht hebben dat je Engels was😂😂

  • @louiseslok9916
    @louiseslok9916 Год назад +4

    WoW,…. Your mother is a strong woman. 💪🏻

  • @saffanna725
    @saffanna725 Год назад +4

    Thank you for another little work of art.

  • @primrozie
    @primrozie Год назад +2

    I love the garden portions of your videos too. I suspect your mum enjoys them too in working with you ;-)
    I've learnt about an extremely useful herb called comfrey. A healing salve is made with it medicinally, and it is good food for livestock as well as fertilizer for soil in your garden. The root goes down about 10' and draws in many minerals and nutrients into itself.
    As I've been learning, two patches of it grew up. One in an old flower bed and one bordering my compost pile! I will make the salve first since my ingredients have come in.
    Plantain and lemon balm are next. Lemon balm is on it's way out so will harvest now hoping for a second harvest. I love its tea.

  • @Hannahvondyke
    @Hannahvondyke Год назад +2

    De eerste keer dat ik een filmpje van jou zag dacht ik bij mezelf; er is iets met haar accent, waar zou ze vandaan komen? Erg grappig om Nederlands te horen 😃 je tuin wordt erg mooi en ik kijk elke keer uit naar de zondag!

  • @judithparsons1920
    @judithparsons1920 Год назад +2

    👏👍👏 oh I am so happy your parents visited!!👏👍👏 there is nothing like the pressure of family visiting to push yourself to finish a project!!👏🔥😉Well done on finishing the floor!!❤ Love your mind digging holes beside you- and planting fruit trees! 👍😘 The best gift ever- that keeps giving!!❤ Every time you pick a piece from your tree- you will smile and think of this perfect time! ❤ Loved this vid!!

  • @chantaln6843
    @chantaln6843 Год назад +3

    The best part of this vlog was watching you & your mom working together. This garden was created thanks to sunshine, rain & mommy 💕 love😊

  • @libbyhinson4676
    @libbyhinson4676 Год назад +3

    It’s all looking so good Rosie! What a beautiful and cozy home you are creating! ❤️👍

  • @thatsalt1560
    @thatsalt1560 Год назад +2

    Is your mom Super Mom, or something? It's so hard to dig where the ground is full of stones!💪

  • @jeanniebettesworth8361
    @jeanniebettesworth8361 Год назад +2

    Suggestion to prevent damage from local creatures… you may want to put a fence around the trees because rabbits love a mid winter snack on the bark of your new fruit trees. Initially, I didn’t recognize the damage, if not killing of the tree, that rabbits can do. Fortunately, I acted quickly and the pear and apple survived.

  • @sandynull7576
    @sandynull7576 Год назад +5

    Your place is going to be so beautiful.

  • @MariaGutierrez-z6d
    @MariaGutierrez-z6d Год назад +3

    been waiting for your video

  •  Год назад +4

    The house we bought once had so many fruit trees, all grown up, a mature garden. For some reason, the previous owners just cut everything down and the whole plot was just a big grass lawn when we moved in several years ago... So incredibly boring. Slowly we are planting in trees again. I found it a bit more rewarding to buy a few fruit trees that actually already had a bit of age, 6 y/o, when they were delivered last year. Because they are bearing fruit this year already. 🥰 While the very first apple tree we planted 9 years ago took a good few years before yielding anything.

    • @wildrosie
      @wildrosie  Год назад +4

      I will never understand people getting rid of trees to just have a boring lawn!! So sad. I wish I could’ve had older trees as well, they get so pricey but maybe one day!

    • @nielsbosteffens1749
      @nielsbosteffens1749 Год назад

      No worries, one day you will have old trees. 😂

  • @Amanda-jd8xs
    @Amanda-jd8xs Год назад +4

    It is such a reward, to share the outcome of your work with visitors, is it not? 😊
    The place is looking so lovely. I must begin my garden preparations.
    Spring will be here in three months 🐝

  • @joannewolfe5688
    @joannewolfe5688 10 месяцев назад +1

    The reason for the baseboard is to cover the small gap one should leave between flooring and wall to allow for the wood to expand and contract...which it will do seasonally. so if you don't remove the baseboard, and you lay the boards tightly up against it, you run the risk of your floor boards buckling or cracking.

  • @laruedouglas7972
    @laruedouglas7972 Год назад +4

    It is always nice having a helping hand 😊. So happy your folks come to help you once in a while 😉.

  • @peggynorton5145
    @peggynorton5145 Год назад +4

    Love all the progress you are doing. The orchard will be wonderful!

  • @davidremmenga9668
    @davidremmenga9668 Год назад +2

    You have great parents! Wow your mom is a trooper! You are so blessed to have her. Everything so great. Make sure you both take lots of breaks to rest and refresh yourselves. Thanks for sharing.

  • @carolbulmer8253
    @carolbulmer8253 Год назад +2

    Good morning, Rosie. The new floor is looking great. It’s good to see your parents visiting you. How did they like the alterations in the guest house? Your Mom seems to be a very keen gardener… the fruit trees are a useful addition to your property. Take care, Rosie… see you soon❤️

  • @mamasitaelbueno658
    @mamasitaelbueno658 Год назад +3

    I could watch your videos for hours. I love thé work you do. All the best to you Rosie.

    • @71suns
      @71suns Год назад +2

      Rosie's videos are a gift over and over. So grateful she's sharing part of her life with all of us... peaceful, inspiring and rare.

  • @alieneiasillo7148
    @alieneiasillo7148 Год назад +4

    Making such a beautiful home and gardens😊

  • @ellentaylor4351
    @ellentaylor4351 Год назад +1

    Boring is when you loose imagination, the gift is it's your home and the delight in getting it to work and look as you wish, the simp!e ability to do and create is an enormous gift you have, give thanks for your skills and physical abilties, sure not ever job will be highly creative but once the overall jobs are done then you look and appreciate your boring jobs. Pats on the back for all achievements.🔔🔔🔔

  • @ilonalehmann-bd9nn
    @ilonalehmann-bd9nn Год назад +3

    Hello Rose, fine to see that you have finish the floor. Good job! I am sure you will have a nice place for you and your visitors. Celebrated the sunday and be happy my dear.

  • @anneosullivan4107
    @anneosullivan4107 Год назад +7

    Your mam is superwoman. So glad your parents are there to lend a hand. I hope you have a lovely time together. Well done to you all. 🥰

  • @amyvickers6147
    @amyvickers6147 Год назад +2

    Awesome video! Love the time lapse fades! With a sawsall, and a Mom, the creations are limitless! Love your mom. Just an idea, being a basket maker, have you considered making a waddled fence with all those regrowth saplings, you are so artistic and patient, I bet they would be so cute. 107 here in central Texas, cherish your coolness!

  • @joycekepic8947
    @joycekepic8947 Год назад +2

    I’m sorry this video had to end!!great job, again! It’s nice you v stents to help💗

  • @kellypoulos8702
    @kellypoulos8702 Год назад +2

    Things are really coming along!

  • @morganeriksson5842
    @morganeriksson5842 Год назад +4

    It' s wonderful Rosie what you do !

  • @elskeviderelske
    @elskeviderelske Год назад +1

    Do you speak Dutch with your parents? And is that your native language?

  • @werejusdoinit6657
    @werejusdoinit6657 Год назад +1

    Please wear safety glasses hun, you don’t need to lose your eyesight. :) xoxoxo

  • @VivaLaViolette
    @VivaLaViolette Год назад +2

    Misschien ook leuk om je tuin mee aftezetten, takkenrillen. Zo ben je ook je kleine takjes kwijt😉 en wist je dat je van de kleine berkentakjes een mooie bezem jan maken. Om je bomen en gewassen te beschermen, kan je schapenwol(ongewassen en vies) tegen je boompjes en onder de groente leggen. De reeen en slakken vinden het niet fijn😁 Wat heb je weer veel gedaan. Wat fijn dat je ouders er zijn. Heel wat gezelliger en fijn dat ze de auto mee hebben. Hebben ze in jou buurt geen Loppis? Daar kan je fijne dingen vinden. Weer genoten van je filmpje

  • @daviddefrees9883
    @daviddefrees9883 8 месяцев назад +1

    I am surprized that you do not have a chain saw so you can cut your own firewood.

  • @candymay75
    @candymay75 Год назад +2

    Love it..!!!❤❤❤❤❤
    Thank you! Rosie for another awesome and beautiful video!❤❤❤❤

  • @janetshepherd9062
    @janetshepherd9062 8 месяцев назад +2

    Was dying to know what your folks thought of the tiny house!

    • @joeb4142
      @joeb4142 3 месяца назад

      Me too! C’mon @Rosie let us know!

  • @melindamcculloch141
    @melindamcculloch141 Год назад +1

    I really appreciate you including the boredom!!

  • @Taudlitz
    @Taudlitz Год назад +2

    looking at the fallen trees, you should get yourself a decent size bowsaw so you dont need to drag around power cables. smaller chainsaw would also work, but hand saws have added benefits of excercise and being cooler :-)

    • @snoufoxxy
      @snoufoxxy Год назад +1

      I would also recommend a battery chainsaw if it looks like there is going to be a lot of wood cutting (as it seems in Rosie's yard ). They are not a big investment and they are lighter to use than the old clunky ones. But you are right, bowsaws are cool and they give a good exercise 😁

  • @brendawomack5380
    @brendawomack5380 Год назад +1

    We can tell where you get your work ethic watching your mom's determination. Hope you had a great visit..

  • @salliewhite-bishton5394
    @salliewhite-bishton5394 Год назад +1

    When this video started I was wondering when your parents would visit. How nice to see they made it in this video - what a nice treat for all of you.
    aI too have used a tent in the yard or on the front porch when we have had an an abundance of quests. Younger folk really love the idea of tent sleeping.
    Have an enjoyable visit.

  • @le_th_
    @le_th_ Год назад +1

    Thank goodness that super tall felled tree didn't hit your house or guest house. That would have been a nightmare. Your mum is a tenacious gardener, for certain. Hope you've enjoyed your parents' visit. They must miss you very much~
    That floor may have been boring, but wow, does it look nice. Boring is wonderful because it means you had ZERO major problems.

    • @joeb4142
      @joeb4142 3 месяца назад

      I think I would have used super upbeat music and perhaps a bit of caffeinated tea to power me through. 😊