Kevin and Sarah, the reason for your RUclips success is the way you live your values and commitments every day. Your authenticity and drive are inspiring.
Sarah your grandmother's dishes are by Vernon Kilns out of California and the pattern is " May Flower". 1940's-1950's. Lovely indeed. You are precious!
Re: using grandma's dishes for everyday ... Maybe 50+ years ago, I watched a wise woman on tv say: "Don't put your 'good' things away until company comes. "TREAT YOUR FAMILY LIKE COMPANY, AND YOUR COMPANY LIKE FAMILY." It was wise long ago, and still is. You're doing the best thing to honor your grandma...by using what she loved in her own home. [This goes for dishes, towels, tablecloths and napkins, bedding, etc. ALL of it]. God bless you! : )
Please be sure to give a reminder about Neosho. I could walk there, if I were younger, we live so close. We would love to make your acquaintance and listen to your talk. Thanks for taking the time to answer questions. Y’all did a very good job!
I am not watching live stream because it takes to much empty reading time and bla bla bla hi this hi that hi this .... very nice video 100% on point and better than live
Yeah, personally I don't care for Q&A livestreams either, but for a different reason. I don't know if it's my ADHD or what, but I have a hard time listening to something if there isn't a visual element also. So given how Q&A or "hang out" type livestreams can be like an hour or even two hours sometimes, a lot of people would probably just put them on and listen to it in the background while doing laundry or something, but for me my brain just wouldn't be able to concentrate on it if it's in the background and having to Watch it would just be too long as, like you and someone else said, there can be a lot of just empty "air time." Now, if it's a gaming livestream or something, that's totally different as you're watching someone actively doing something and playing something. Or like a baby goat watch or puppy/ kitten cam kinda livestream can just be a nice relaxing thing to watch to not really have your brain engaged :)
It's always so refreshing to watch your programs. I have the utmost respect for you and your lifestyle. Of course it's not easy but it must be so rewarding. You are providing your girls with a strong moral foundation that will be with them for their lifetimes. This is something that every parent should do but unfortunately that is not the case. Thanks for sharing your everyday experiences with us. As always, take care and God Bless all of you. ♥️🙏🇺🇸
Make your own tortillas! It's so simple! 3 cups all purpose flour 1 cup warm water 1 tsp salt 1 tsp baking powder 1/3 cup olive oil Knead til combined. Rest for 15 minutes. Divide into 16 and roll out with flour. Cook on each side for 30 seconds or so in a dry skillet.
Nothing like the flavor of fresh made tortillas ... but weighing the time spent making them [including clean up] against grabbing a package in the store ... leaves more time for cooking with them.
Fellow jar hoarder here! We moved to our homestead 2 years ago, bringing over 200 jars with us. When we opened the cellar to prepare for storm season, we were surprised by more than 500 jars! I am still in the 'market' for more jars! Growing up, we never ended canning season with less than 1000 jars of food to get us through til the next season. Love the honey bun story, my grandson thinks that is the main reason for the trip to the store, lol! Love you guys, love your hearts of service.
Hi Sara and Kevin! When my uncle moved off his farm, one end of his basement had shelves full of them on one end. I lost a number of my folks when I had to move, now I am buying them so I can make jams, jelly, preserves and apple butter. For me the pint jars are the biggest I need, while my Mom had a large number of quarts and some half gallon and a few gallon ones. (The gallon ones were vinegar and institutional sized pickle jars she had saved.) When your family downsizes, we all find we don't need as many quart sized jars of fruits and vegetables. Thanks for the videos, it is like a visit with a good friend or neighbor.
Hi Sarah and Kevin! Really enjoyed that Q&A. Thank you so much for sharing more of your lives with us viewers. I feel so privileged to be a viewer. Thanks and God Bless! Cheers!
Military!, ❤️ My son and daughter were Army, teaching a good job..I’m a special education co teacher for English 10 & 12, it’s so rewarding to see my students FINALLY get it ❤️❤️ your kids are special!!
I am sure that homesteading the way you do is a blessing and for others. Before people get into deep homesteading, they need to realize that they do not own the homestead, but the homestead owns them. This is something they really need to consider. BTW, if you have not tried wheat tortillas you should give them a try. I even think they are better for you, healthwise and taste.
Air National Guard is a great option. I am a Navy vet and right now I am thankful I do not have to worry about healthcare! I prefer Q&A's like this. Live ones tend to say "Hi" to everyone for more than half the time.
Great video. I had more than enough canning jars, but after losing my mom in law I received all of hers. I couldn’t stand the idea of seeing them be dumped in the dumpster, she used them to feed her family. Hoping at least one of my daughters will become interested in canning.
Nice video, I am a lifelong gardener (58 now) and have learned a great deal from you two. Your gardening videos have made my life much better. I am also going to rebuild my kitchenaid mixer. I have spent 33 years in the Iowa Air National Guard and highly recommend this. I started out just to pay for some graduate school but ended up as the lead Industrial Hygienist for my unit. What area has your daughter looked into? She will likely do well in any area. Thanks again for what you do.
I did both college and homestead. I work in IT but I live on a small farm. It is hard work, but possible. Thank God my 11 tear old son is a huge help with the animals and loves growing a garden.
my cats try to get out of the house. guinea fowl are great for protecting other animals . Big Family Homestead tried them and had the same experience you did to noisey. love you guys i enjoyed the video .
Loved learning things about y'all. Enjoyed knowing that you use your grandmother 's dishes, and daily! Funny about Kevin's Honey Buns, lol. I guess I won't be waiting to see your flour tortilla video, as you have a great bread recipe. Great channel!
@@williampotter2098 To whoever you are. it's because of my vision. I have trouble typing and seeing at times. i hope you can understand but if not. talk to someone who has feelings for the blind or going blind. bless you
I enjoyed the question and answer time...you guys are special....simple folks...I love your hands on attitude....you are by far my favorite homestead channel.....you feel like family.....
We love our bees. They are really interesting critters. We have grown to 15 hives, harvested nearly 17 gallons of honey this spring. Ben is a really nice guy. Good luck with the bees. They are one of our favorites on the homestead!
Great Q&A video!!!! Love that y'all are so real and down to earth. I'm so tired of having to apologize for being a home body that I decided at the beginning of this year to stop apologizing for being who I am and doing what makes me happy.🌻
When I was in HS I came home on the bus one afternoon to a SEMI truck unloading 8 foot logs. Not a big deal right? Haha, we lived on a single family lot 122×68 with a 3 bedroom home with an attached garage. (Not a lot of land left)... my father had no idea how much firewood he had actually ordered... we lived in Michigan. That wood lasted us 3 years...
I loved this Q&A video, I would like it if you would do one every few weeks. Somehow, it seems more personal, less scripted, we get to know you a little better. Sorry, but we are insatiable! You guys are so amazing we all wish we lived next door. Thanks for sharing your life with us!
Hahahaha Sarah, everytime you two just mention the guinees, I break out laughing reminded of your eyes shifting to the beat of the squarking! Too Funny! :D I love following your journey! :)
This video just made me smile. Enjoy those flour tortillas and honey buns. You work so hard for everything you harvest, that allowing yourself a moment of simplicity and enjoyment with a packaged flour tortilla, or a honey bun actually seems really healthy.
I started watching your channel recently and have enjoyed it immensely. I applaud the decision you made to put your children first and change your lives so that they can benefit from being raised by you rather than the school or day care. Both of you are very smart, talented and resourceful. You remind me of my relatives who lived on farms in south Georgia. They and you have a lot of knowledge about plant and animal husbandry and preparing and preserving the results of their efforts. You also work and plan together well, which will benefit you and your children for the rest of your lives. Best of luck.
We have been out of town for a week...our grand daughter is playing in Seattle Wa. in the LIttle League World Series...just got home last night...catching up...I love this "chat" video...loved all the items covered...especially the last of "guilty" pleasures...good to know ya'll are as human as we are! Ice cream is our guilt...We will be homesteading for our first year by end of September...so much we have gotten done...all thanks to you guys...getting ready to start our fall garden. God Bless ya'll...keep on keeping on!
Hi, I am from South East Queensland in Australia - a humid climate as well. I rarely comment on you tube. However, I wanted to say thank you. I appreciate your your manner, your work and decency. Rob
What a fun video! I agree completely. I'd much rather see a video like this than a live stream, for the reasons already stated. In regard to your winter wood supply, we used to heat our home with wood, before we moved. The farmer who owned the field behind us graciously allowed us to take all of the wood we wanted from the wooded areas in it. It helped him, and us, too. I helped my husband cut and haul the wood up to the house, and enjoyed it thoroughly. Fortunately, my husband had the technical knowledge, and a free source for, all of the elements to build his own log splitter. It worked like a charm! I love your videos, and they are at the top of my list when I sit down to watch.
Thanks so much, this was great. I'm so addicted to watching. I have a little backyard garden, compost pile, tiller to tear up more yard and love hearing and seeing all you grow. When I tell people about you, I always just say Sarah and Kevin say.....they think you are actually my friends. LOL
Well...look at it this way: you may not have anticipated the expense of a log splitter, but you now don't have the expected expense of delivered wood. A lot of extra work for you, but it's worth it! Thanks for the Q&A! Great video!!!
this was SO MUCH BETTER THAN A LIVE SHOW.....because on a "live show" so much of the time is spent say.... "oh! oak wood maples homestead.... oh hi under the weather homestead.... OH HI ... blah blah blah.... oh hi .... blah blah blah... "--I hate live shows.... you guys are wonderful in every way!
I noticed your dishes too. I had a thrift store and I know I have some of those dishes. I always thought when I come across them I plan on sending them to you to add to your collections. It's even more special to hear your history behind the dishes. They are beautiful!
You both are awesome, the girl are wonderful. LOL on the canning jars hidden away, but they do come in handy as some break. Busted on the honey buns. Thanks for sharing eh:)
I have admired your dishes many times but thought I wouldn't be able to buy them. I always love your videos. Thanks for the q&a. The canning jar info and Kevin's Honey Buns were funny. Thanks
I have similar dishes from my Grandma, she got for a wedding gift in the sixties. Her set is trimmed in gold, so I don't want to use them. We have a display case set into the wall of our dining room, so that's where I have them. Too pretty to set in a cupboard but afraid to ruin them by using them.
WE have more than 1000 canning jars and have had them all filled with canned goods....and once needed to get a few dozen more. Wwe have not disposed of them but our daughter cans her garden produce and has taken perhaps 100 of them off our shelves. Rick and Sharon in pa.
I think you two do a great job of sharing your lives with all the You Tubers. I could sit here and watch you all day, but I have things I need to do and I know you do too. Keep up the good work. The quality of your videos are OUTSTANDING. I watch a lot of other types of videos (mostly quilting and cooking) and yours are the best!
Loved to hear you answer questions the viewers had. I know what you mean about being home-bodies. I am like that also and friends and especially family don't understand that my priority is taking care of animals on the farm. I did have to leave for 5 days to tend to my mother who had major surgery and was recovering at home. Thankfully my hubby stayed home and fed animals.
Hey guys wife and I enjoy your videos, we have learned soooo much keep it up. We live up by the Lake of the Ozarks near Jeff City, last year we had a terrible time with the Japanese beetle we used three traps and killed several thousand. This year however, we have not had much of a problem with them, in fact I only put our one trap and emptied it twice so far. I did spray the neeme oil in the area that we killed the most last year.
Great video. I’m really glad that you don’t do live feeds. I don’t have an hour or an hour and a half to sit and watch people say hello to each viewer as they come on the screen, so I avoid live chats. I hope you do more videos like this-it was entertaining as well as informative. As to Kevin’s love of honey buns 😀, I think a treat now and then is important. It helps stay the course over the long haul and gives pleasure as well.
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Kevin and Sarah, the reason for your RUclips success is the way you live your values and commitments every day. Your authenticity and drive are inspiring.
Sallie Keeney AMEN 🙏
My daughter is 23 yrs old an on her second term in the army.she loves it.
Sarah your grandmother's dishes are by Vernon Kilns out of California and the pattern is " May Flower". 1940's-1950's. Lovely indeed. You are precious!
Kathy Buchanan , thank you for the info about the dishes. They are lovely but the sentimental value is priceless!
Re: using grandma's dishes for everyday ... Maybe 50+ years ago, I watched a wise woman on tv say: "Don't put your 'good' things away until company comes. "TREAT YOUR FAMILY LIKE COMPANY, AND YOUR COMPANY LIKE FAMILY." It was wise long ago, and still is. You're doing the best thing to honor your grandma...by using what she loved in her own home. [This goes for dishes, towels, tablecloths and napkins, bedding, etc. ALL of it]. God bless you! : )
Please be sure to give a reminder about Neosho. I could walk there, if I were younger, we live so close. We would love to make your acquaintance and listen to your talk. Thanks for taking the time to answer questions. Y’all did a very good job!
I am not watching live stream because it takes to much empty reading time and bla bla bla hi this hi that hi this .... very nice video 100% on point and better than live
I agree. I don't care for live stream either. Chat goes by so fast, most questions go by unanswered anyway.
Seems like there's always "empty air" as the RUclipsrs are reading comments. It's just uncomfortable, and generally, WAY too long!
I agree too. Live stream is not easy to watch, and uses ALOT of time and my bandwith also gets used up. I never watch them now.
Yeah, personally I don't care for Q&A livestreams either, but for a different reason. I don't know if it's my ADHD or what, but I have a hard time listening to something if there isn't a visual element also. So given how Q&A or "hang out" type livestreams can be like an hour or even two hours sometimes, a lot of people would probably just put them on and listen to it in the background while doing laundry or something, but for me my brain just wouldn't be able to concentrate on it if it's in the background and having to Watch it would just be too long as, like you and someone else said, there can be a lot of just empty "air time." Now, if it's a gaming livestream or something, that's totally different as you're watching someone actively doing something and playing something. Or like a baby goat watch or puppy/ kitten cam kinda livestream can just be a nice relaxing thing to watch to not really have your brain engaged :)
Great video thank you for sharing and answering questions.
It's always so refreshing to watch your programs. I have the utmost respect for you and your lifestyle. Of course it's not easy but it must be so rewarding. You are providing your girls with a strong moral foundation that will be with them for their lifetimes. This is something that every parent should do but unfortunately that is not the case. Thanks for sharing your everyday experiences with us. As always, take care and God Bless all of you. ♥️🙏🇺🇸
John Symons Very true
Make your own tortillas! It's so simple!
3 cups all purpose flour
1 cup warm water
1 tsp salt
1 tsp baking powder
1/3 cup olive oil
Knead til combined. Rest for 15 minutes. Divide into 16 and roll out with flour.
Cook on each side for 30 seconds or so in a dry skillet.
Nothing like the flavor of fresh made tortillas ... but weighing the time spent making them [including clean up] against grabbing a package in the store ... leaves more time for cooking with them.
@@sissydewoody8717 I make a whole bunch at once and store them in the freezer. :)
That's the way grandma would want it. She bought them to be used. God bless
I love how genuine your family is :-)
nice talk thanks
Great video! My favourite videos are the ones that start with you letting out the ducks. Love those ducks! ha ha
Fellow jar hoarder here! We moved to our homestead 2 years ago, bringing over 200 jars with us. When we opened the cellar to prepare for storm season, we were surprised by more than 500 jars! I am still in the 'market' for more jars! Growing up, we never ended canning season with less than 1000 jars of food to get us through til the next season. Love the honey bun story, my grandson thinks that is the main reason for the trip to the store, lol! Love you guys, love your hearts of service.
Love the video
Thank you for sharing and for the chuckles... the jar hoarding and the not-so-secret honey bun consumption admissions were funny. 🍯
You are such a sweet family, thanks for sharing
Hi Sara and Kevin! When my uncle moved off his farm, one end of his basement had shelves full of them on one end. I lost a number of my folks when I had to move, now I am buying them so I can make jams, jelly, preserves and apple butter. For me the pint jars are the biggest I need, while my Mom had a large number of quarts and some half gallon and a few gallon ones. (The gallon ones were vinegar and institutional sized pickle jars she had saved.) When your family downsizes, we all find we don't need as many quart sized jars of fruits and vegetables. Thanks for the videos, it is like a visit with a good friend or neighbor.
Thanks! This video was so much fun!💕
Hi Sarah and Kevin! Really enjoyed that Q&A. Thank you so much for sharing more of your lives with us viewers. I feel so privileged to be a viewer. Thanks and God Bless! Cheers!
Military!, ❤️ My son and daughter were Army, teaching a good job..I’m a special education co teacher for English 10 & 12, it’s so rewarding to see my students FINALLY get it ❤️❤️ your kids are special!!
Fun. Thanks for sharing
My grandson loves honey buns too. He LIVES for them. LYG!
Y’all are like a breath of fresh air!🙏❤️🙏
This was fun😊
Since you can't do a live, this is a wonderful way to get to know you more. Thanks for the Q&A!!
I am sure that homesteading the way you do is a blessing and for others. Before people get into deep homesteading, they need to realize that they do not own the homestead, but the homestead owns them. This is something they really need to consider. BTW, if you have not tried wheat tortillas you should give them a try. I even think they are better for you, healthwise and taste.
Thank you for the fun video. I hope your daughters end up living close to you as you desire.
Air National Guard is a great option. I am a Navy vet and right now I am thankful I do not have to worry about healthcare! I prefer Q&A's like this. Live ones tend to say "Hi" to everyone for more than half the time.
I am so greatfull that you are doing you tube. I am learning so much from you guys
LOL The cats taking the fish! Love it. I have my grandmas water bath canner and it is such a treasure to me.
How fun was that, I enjoyed the Q&A...it don't matter if it was live or not, I enjoyed it . 😂😂 honey buns are my sons favorite too.Thank you 🙏💖
Great video. I had more than enough canning jars, but after losing my mom in law I received all of hers. I couldn’t stand the idea of seeing them be dumped in the dumpster, she used them to feed her family. Hoping at least one of my daughters will become interested in canning.
You know what?!? We need more people like the two of you around here! Okay fine, more people like the two of you EVERYWHERE darn it.
Nice video, I am a lifelong gardener (58 now) and have learned a great deal from you two. Your gardening videos have made my life much better. I am also going to rebuild my kitchenaid mixer. I have spent 33 years in the Iowa Air National Guard and highly recommend this. I started out just to pay for some graduate school but ended up as the lead Industrial Hygienist for my unit. What area has your daughter looked into? She will likely do well in any area. Thanks again for what you do.
I very much enjoyed this casual question and answer session. I always learn something new from both of you.
Cannon brand is very good
good job guys
Don't worry about live stream. You just accomplished providing the same information in half the time. Thanks!
I loved listening to your Q&As, you do make me laugh. It was nice to hear about your Grandma's dishes, I love them.
I did both college and homestead. I work in IT but I live on a small farm. It is hard work, but possible. Thank God my 11 tear old son is a huge help with the animals and loves growing a garden.
my cats try to get out of the house. guinea fowl are great for protecting other animals . Big Family Homestead tried them and had the same experience you did to noisey. love you guys i enjoyed the video .
Loved learning things about y'all. Enjoyed knowing that you use your grandmother 's dishes, and daily! Funny about Kevin's Honey Buns, lol. I guess I won't be waiting to see your flour tortilla video, as you have a great bread recipe. Great channel!
Kevin has a video out on making your own tortillas.
Debra ! Thanks for the heads up. I will back track and find it.
I VOTE YES. PLEASE KEEP DOING MORE VIDEOS LIKE THIS ONE. BUT I LIKE ALL OF YOUR VIDEOS. TO BE HONEST. THANKS, AND GOD BLESS.
Don't yell please. People can read regular print ... You just tick people off ...
@@williampotter2098 To whoever you are. it's because of my vision. I have trouble typing and seeing at times. i hope you can understand but if not. talk to someone who has feelings for the blind or going blind. bless you
Thank you for sharing your life on the homestead with us, I always learn something. You guys are the best.
A fellow jar horder 😁
Y'all are precious talking about those jars!!
I enjoyed the question and answer time...you guys are special....simple folks...I love your hands on attitude....you are by far my favorite homestead channel.....you feel like family.....
Thank you!!!
Same
😂😂😂 I love hearing you talk about jars 💕
We love our bees. They are really interesting critters. We have grown to 15 hives, harvested nearly 17 gallons of honey this spring. Ben is a really nice guy. Good luck with the bees. They are one of our favorites on the homestead!
Great Q&A video!!!! Love that y'all are so real and down to earth. I'm so tired of having to apologize for being a home body that I decided at the beginning of this year to stop apologizing for being who I am and doing what makes me happy.🌻
Suzanne Davis 😊🏠👏🙏💐. Home sweet home! Blessings
Nice video
Thanks for the good time. It was very enjoyable. Art
When I was in HS I came home on the bus one afternoon to a SEMI truck unloading 8 foot logs. Not a big deal right? Haha, we lived on a single family lot 122×68 with a 3 bedroom home with an attached garage. (Not a lot of land left)... my father had no idea how much firewood he had actually ordered... we lived in Michigan. That wood lasted us 3 years...
Loved this video. Jimmy and I watched it while eating lunch.
This was great! Love the casual chat!
Yes we enjoyed this. You both r precious. Ty for all your videos.
I loved this Q&A video, I would like it if you would do one every few weeks. Somehow, it seems more personal, less scripted, we get to know you a little better. Sorry, but we are insatiable! You guys are so amazing we all wish we lived next door. Thanks for sharing your life with us!
Hahahaha Sarah, everytime you two just mention the guinees, I break out laughing reminded of your eyes shifting to the beat of the squarking! Too Funny! :D I love following your journey! :)
That sounds will never leave my memory. 😂
What a great life! you guys truly enjoy your homestead your story made us smile Thank You 😊
This video just made me smile. Enjoy those flour tortillas and honey buns. You work so hard for everything you harvest, that allowing yourself a moment of simplicity and enjoyment with a packaged flour tortilla, or a honey bun actually seems really healthy.
Homebodies... one of the things I love about your life. Good decision from my point of view, and best for your family I think.
I started watching your channel recently and have enjoyed it immensely. I applaud the decision you made to put your children first and change your lives so that they can benefit from being raised by you rather than the school or day care. Both of you are very smart, talented and resourceful. You remind me of my relatives who lived on farms in south Georgia. They and you have a lot of knowledge about plant and animal husbandry and preparing and preserving the results of their efforts. You also work and plan together well, which will benefit you and your children for the rest of your lives. Best of luck.
We have been out of town for a week...our grand daughter is playing in Seattle Wa. in the LIttle League World Series...just got home last night...catching up...I love this "chat" video...loved all the items covered...especially the last of "guilty" pleasures...good to know ya'll are as human as we are! Ice cream is our guilt...We will be homesteading for our first year by end of September...so much we have gotten done...all thanks to you guys...getting ready to start our fall garden. God Bless ya'll...keep on keeping on!
Be bless
Hi, I am from South East Queensland in Australia - a humid climate as well. I rarely comment on you tube. However, I wanted to say thank you. I appreciate your your manner, your work and decency. Rob
What a fun video! I agree completely. I'd much rather see a video like this than a live stream, for the reasons already stated. In regard to your winter wood supply, we used to heat our home with wood, before we moved. The farmer who owned the field behind us graciously allowed us to take all of the wood we wanted from the wooded areas in it. It helped him, and us, too. I helped my husband cut and haul the wood up to the house, and enjoyed it thoroughly. Fortunately, my husband had the technical knowledge, and a free source for, all of the elements to build his own log splitter. It worked like a charm! I love your videos, and they are at the top of my list when I sit down to watch.
I love your response about not traveling much and being homebodies.
good morning from Texas
Oh Now I Gotta watch for your dishes.. just have to see them.. lol :))
Boy I would love to sit down with you two and have a chat. I have a book of questions lol.
My name is Robin, and I am a jar hoarder...need I say more? Thank you for this. :)
Love you guys and admire your relationship. Praying Grace is doing well and has found her glasses! I’m blind without mine. God Bless!
Thanks so much, this was great. I'm so addicted to watching. I have a little backyard garden, compost pile, tiller to tear up more yard and love hearing and seeing all you grow. When I tell people about you, I always just say Sarah and Kevin say.....they think you are actually my friends. LOL
My kids know who Kevin & Sarah are from my updating them on the homestead news .... and BTW they ARE our friends :)
This is much better than live stream. Thank you.
Well...look at it this way: you may not have anticipated the expense of a log splitter, but you now don't have the expected expense of delivered wood. A lot of extra work for you, but it's worth it!
Thanks for the Q&A! Great video!!!
I enjoyed sitting back and listening to you respond to viewers questions.
I love watching you guys. I hope you have good weather and good luck with everything. From your Indiana Grandma
You guys are great, we loved the video. I always feel like you guys are part of our family.
this was SO MUCH BETTER THAN A LIVE SHOW.....because on a "live show" so much of the time is spent say.... "oh! oak wood maples homestead.... oh hi under the weather homestead.... OH HI ... blah blah blah.... oh hi .... blah blah blah... "--I hate live shows....
you guys are wonderful in every way!
I actually enjoy this more than live stream ! Thank you very much !
Yep Yep honey buns are the best your right! great video God bless!
This was great! Thank you for sharing. I love the questions you chose. You brought it all home with the honey bun confession!! 😂
I noticed your dishes too. I had a thrift store and I know I have some of those dishes. I always thought when I come across them I plan on sending them to you to add to your collections. It's even more special to hear your history behind the dishes. They are beautiful!
You both are awesome, the girl are wonderful. LOL on the canning jars hidden away, but they do come in handy as some break. Busted on the honey buns. Thanks for sharing eh:)
I have admired your dishes many times but thought I wouldn't be able to buy them. I always love your videos. Thanks for the q&a. The canning jar info and Kevin's Honey Buns were funny. Thanks
Great video! I miss y'all on days that you're not on!
I have similar dishes from my Grandma, she got for a wedding gift in the sixties. Her set is trimmed in gold, so I don't want to use them. We have a display case set into the wall of our dining room, so that's where I have them. Too pretty to set in a cupboard but afraid to ruin them by using them.
Im a homebody. My family doesn't understand. I want your kind of life. Yep, someday I'll find my niche into it. Love & light my friends.
Great Q & A video! Tortillas & honey buns 🤣.
Enjoyed the q&a! Keep them coming! Always eager to learn how other people live!
WE have more than 1000 canning jars and have had them all filled with canned goods....and once needed to get a few dozen more. Wwe have not disposed of them but our daughter cans her garden produce and has taken perhaps 100 of them off our shelves. Rick and Sharon in pa.
Grace, good choice, Air National Guard, very proud! You will love the log-splitter! It's worth the money!
I think you two do a great job of sharing your lives with all the You Tubers. I could sit here and watch you all day, but I have things I need to do and I know you do too. Keep up the good work. The quality of your videos are OUTSTANDING. I watch a lot of other types of videos (mostly quilting and cooking) and yours are the best!
Loved to hear you answer questions the viewers had. I know what you mean about being home-bodies. I am like that also and friends and especially family don't understand that my priority is taking care of animals on the farm. I did have to leave for 5 days to tend to my mother who had major surgery and was recovering at home. Thankfully my hubby stayed home and fed animals.
Thanks that was great. God Bless. Have a great weekend.
This was such a nice video, I loved it!! Please do more of these in the future! Y'all had me crackin up talkin about honey buns lol
Hey guys wife and I enjoy your videos, we have learned soooo much keep it up. We live up by the Lake of the Ozarks near Jeff City, last year we had a terrible time with the Japanese beetle we used three traps and killed several thousand. This year however, we have not had much of a problem with them, in fact I only put our one trap and emptied it twice so far. I did spray the neeme oil in the area that we killed the most last year.
You guys are awesome and authentic!
Love you two! Thanks so much for doing your videos!
Jean Rogers 😊
I Loved learning about your life and look forward to more videos like this one!!Also Love the cooking videos!Stay Strong,Stay Well,God Bless!!
Great video. I’m really glad that you don’t do live feeds. I don’t have an hour or an hour and a half to sit and watch people say hello to each viewer as they come on the screen, so I avoid live chats. I hope you do more videos like this-it was entertaining as well as informative. As to Kevin’s love of honey buns 😀, I think a treat now and then is important. It helps stay the course over the long haul and gives pleasure as well.
Honestly, I don't watch live stream. I love your video's! You two crack me up... uumm 30 boxes of old glass jars that I haven't seen in years!