Dude... your awesome, Not many men realize the gifts they have to their children... But I think the real gift you are giving your girls is... what a real man looks like
Guy and his kids build some picture frames, grown man cries watching. Very heartwarming and was awesome to hear that backstory. If only the world had more parents like you guys. It surely needs them in this hour. God bless.
As a Contractor/DYI guy myself and building a homestead for my family, I recently discovered your channel and man am I glad of that. The talent that you have, the humor, the pride you put into your work and videos, the love of your family and the inspiration that you have given me personally means the world. The backstory here is touching for sure. That hammer at the end caused a piece of debris to get in my eye to make it start watering. I have my dads old hammer and hand saw that my grandfather gave him. Means the world to me. Thank you for your videos my friend. Mark G
Another grown man shedding a few tears. I raised my kids to be capable and independent. I still like getting together with them to do small things. They, like you, had and still have a wonderful grandfather who would take them into his basement shop and teach them many things. It's wonderful that there are still parents who care about their children. That being said, I hope that you have remembered to have them wear hearing protection while they are in the shop with you. Riley covering her ears at one point, brought that to mind! Keep up the great work!
It’s so amazing that you are teaching your girls these things now and invest the love of a father into their lives. I wish my dad could have taught me more before he died, but the things we did build together are forever cherished.
"We still want them to be able to find their knight, we just want them to be able to stand beside him." You are killing me man! That is the most beautifully tender, while also true, thing I have heard in a long time. Luckily my wife has a father like you and I hope to be one like that one day as well.
Your children are unbelievably blessed to be learning from you. I love the way you hold their hands and guide them through the process. They are most fortunate that they have such a caring and loving father. x
Frog in the back of my throat the whole episode. May I suggest a Haxman Homemade Christmas series. Times are pretty tough, but Homemade with love is always priceless:)
I wish I would’ve spent more time learning from my old man in my early days. I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again, I’m glad to see you involve your girls in your projects and teach them so much.
Great way to build memories with your child. They may not appreciate it today, but when she is older or worse case if something happens to you they will have great memories forever. I miss my father and wish I had one more project with him.
i just love how you take the time to teach your daughters how to use and run all of the stuff in your shop!!! i wish i had had this growing up!! now i just learn as i go!! :)
Your awesome Dad, although I have only saw your wife twice, she has got to be awesome Mom too. We can see evidence in all three young ladies. It's brings back memories of my Dad always fixen or building and me being right there with him. I'm also, grateful to have had those precious moments being his lil helper n learning all I could. It's helped me to be able to do things that even my older brother's and sister didn't n won't do. Thanks Dad for those times. ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰💪💪💪💪👍👍👍
Great video! Having grown up without a father and grandfather, I can appreciate what you have/had with them. I have learned a lot of things from many people and places, including RUclips and I can't wait to teach my children more as they grow.
Haxman I wanted to let you know watching your videos has inspired me to start learning more home projects and also letting my daughter Learn beside me you and your family are a prime example of how a family should stand beside each other and support each other. Thank you once again.
Man great video, means a lot to me.. Watching my dad at 83 now who can’t do anything even drive now, brings so many memories of him teaching me to hunt, repair, build and even be a man as you, even in last 20 years to be a dad, husband and caretaker of the family. Ty and you family for the journey and wisdom
❤️❤️❤️This reminds !e so much of my daughter "helping" me on projects many years ago! I was able to do one project with my granddaughter (her little girl) a few years ago! I would so love to do more but with the distance and current situations probably not going to happen but it will last with me forever!! Job well done, young man!!❤️❤️
What a heartwarming story. So glad you're passing your work ethic and social morals down to your beautiful daughters. This country really needs more families like yours.
Very Lovely ladies and a Daddy that we all would have been lucky to have had. I am one of the lucky ones too, in that I was blessed with a great Dad. He passed in 2001, and you bring back a lot of memories with him as well. Thank you.
I think that is Great that you are teaching your girls how to do this kind of work and learn from a Master. They will remember working with there Dad the rest of there lives. You Are A Great Dad !
Your story made me cry, as it brought back so many memories of my own grandfather Andy, my mother's dad. He was a carrpenter, but had retired by the time I was born. He had a huge shop attached to the garage in their back yard, as well as a large collection/work room in the basement. He died when I was 13, in 1979, and I miss him as much today as ever. I have my own workshop now- but I hadn't really gotten into wood working and DIY until I was in my late 40s. I think of him often, when I'm working on a project, or when I'm just organizing or cleaning up my workspace. I tell my 4 kids (3 girls and 1 boy) stories about Grandpa, and how I used to go out to watch him work in his shop, or in the garden as he tended to his dahlias - great, huge blooms as big as dinner plates. My 3 grandchildren live too far away for me to visit, but I hope to have plenty of time to pass on those stories to them, also. Thank you for sharing your own childhood memories- they are the best parts of us, I think.
From all the videos I have seen of yours, this one deeply touched my heart. Today is actually the one year of my father’s passing and I happen to come across your video. I too was that little boy that my father enjoyed teaching carpentry to and liked to have around the shop. I am 61 one now and can clearly remember those days as if they happened yesterday. I thank you for being that awesome father to your daughters. They will be like I Sunday and remember the same wonderful moments with their awesome father. God Bless you and your family. Noel
Oooh Adam..😭😭 I had to watch several times because I kept tearing up listening to you talk about Papa.. Sweet memories. The best video yet!!!!! I pray I'm the 3rd family member 😁
Love watching the family and channel grow and you can really tell how hard you work you put into both. As a father of 4 and self employed myself, I envy you being able to spend so much time with the family and do projects together and can tell you’re a great father. Keep up the great work! God bless
6:11 is the perfect example of why this guy is a great dad. He's getting a daughter stare down that is equal parts respectful listening and also waiting for the inevitable embarrassing dad joke to spill out. Raising em right amigo!
So true! But I about blown out of my chair at the very end! As I have my daddy's old hammer 🔨. It has a (once) red handle and I quit using it several years ago now when it finally got a hairline crack in the wood. I was afraid it would break completely, so now it just sits pride of place bringing up great memories when I look at it. The memories are priceless ❤. And I greatly miss him.
I have very fond memories of my maternal grand parents. We were taught how to hunt, fish, garden, can foods and a general appreciation of family and nature. I miss those times.
Oh boy, the fun I had with grandpa on the farm and so much with my dad. The most important job in the world was to hold the flashlight! I have taught my daughter and son the same and this is so fun, emotional, and true to life. This is what life is made of and how families are made.
LOve it Love it ! I was Born , Raised & live deep in the Appalachian Mountains of N.C. Thankfully ! As early as I can remember , I was out side working with My Daddy & Pop-Paw ! Daddy smoked , Pop-paw chewed " Bloodhound " Plug.. and I took up smoking at about 14 yrs old. I'm 60 now , But on march 27th this year , I laid em down for good ! But I'm very thankful , there's hardly ever a day , I'm not working at something or fixin or rewiring or building ! My Oldest Daughter was a Momma's girl, But my youngest was Daddy's Angel ! Both learned " How-To's" but the youngest can honestly build about anything ,,, she still call's for basic standard measurements and suggestions ! Very easy to see that youngest one of yours is Daddy's girl ,,, Love watcin her on your Tractor !
Not gonna lie, I started thinking somebody was cutting onions nearby while I was watching this video… ;) Great job. As a new father to my first child, a son, it’s touching to see men teaching their trade and craft (and like you said, just general self-sufficiency) to the next generation, and I hope I can emulate that with my son. Keep it up sir!
I'm not crying... that's just some sawdust in my eyes. This video has everything I love about Haxman. Happy Holidays and may the New Year continue to bless you and yours!
This video is one of the best woodworking stories I have seen so far from someone who narrates his life story while he reviews that again with his own family. Thanks for introduction your lovely family to us. 👌👌👏👏💖💖
I wish I was born as your sister (since we're of the same age) your family seems great, and I could've done well with some of that. I'm lovingly jealous, if that makes sense.
#wholesome. Loved it. Could Riley be any more of a teenager if she tried? haha. I hope i can share these sort of memories with my kids. Awesome vid haxman!
You are truly a blessed man and family for that matter. It's awesome to see you teaching your girls and it will make memories for a lifetime. It's also interesting to hear how you were raised and developed your work ethic and family values. We need more of that in this crazy world we live in. So, good on you for being an example. Thanks for all that you do and thanks for taking us along.
I have my grandpa's hammer that he used to build his first house, and i used to put the last trim nail in my house. It is now resting in a torch burn wood with glass front wall display case
This was a beautiful story. My Granddad and Uncle each taught me different talents in their shops. I love to create and I’m thankful for these two teachers while I was young. We love your videos and watching your family grow.
You seem like a really cool dad. I love the last three frames the best that's amazing you could do that with a block of wood. Your daughters are beautiful you're in trouble.
In all honesty, this is probably the best RUclips video I've ever watched. Teaching your girls how to do this stuff is priceless, and the story about your Pawpaw teaching you was great! My Pawpaw did woodworking as a hobby and built all us grandkids toys. My favorite was the rubber band gun he gave me. AND he chewed Redman tobacco! lol. Thanks for bringing back the memories, HM. May you and your family have a blessed Christmas!
Awesome video! I remember when I would watch my grandfather(dad's dad) in his little workshop behind their house before he couldn't work in there anymore. He would use some offcut 2x4s and 2 16p nails to show me how to build tanks for myself and my brother. I still miss that man to this day. Thanks for sharing the memories you shared with yours. 👍
I'm still using occasionally my great grandfather's tools. Last year I striped down his block plane's, pulled his hardwood level to peaces and cleaned up the brass housing. Amazingly after over 150 years it still plum when I put it back together. The sqaures are still square. Your girls will have good memories and values. I wish my dad flew Peregrines and Harris hawks. Loved your Liverpool/ Yorkshire accent. Merry Christmas from Yorkshire, England 🇬🇧
Thank you for sharing! Don't ever feel like you made the wrong choices when you oldest was younger, you were doing what was right at the time. Keep up the awesome outlook on life! I love my 3 daughters just as you love yours. I am also a Papa as well, and hope my granddaughter will have the same memories as I do for my Papa.
Was that a Forest Gump reference? "That's all I have to say about that." I enjoy your videos immensely. I love how your family is involved and the knowledge you are blessed with to pass on to your daughters. Great job!
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Dude... your awesome, Not many men realize the gifts they have to their children... But I think the real gift you are giving your girls is... what a real man looks like
Guy and his kids build some picture frames, grown man cries watching. Very heartwarming and was awesome to hear that backstory. If only the world had more parents like you guys. It surely needs them in this hour. God bless.
Thank you very much Cody. You as well. 🙏
As a Contractor/DYI guy myself and building a homestead for my family, I recently discovered your channel and man am I glad of that. The talent that you have, the humor, the pride you put into your work and videos, the love of your family and the inspiration that you have given me personally means the world. The backstory here is touching for sure. That hammer at the end caused a piece of debris to get in my eye to make it start watering. I have my dads old hammer and hand saw that my grandfather gave him. Means the world to me. Thank you for your videos my friend. Mark G
Thank you so much Mark. That’s very kind of you. Best to and your family.
Another grown man shedding a few tears. I raised my kids to be capable and independent. I still like getting together with them to do small things. They, like you, had and still have a wonderful grandfather who would take them into his basement shop and teach them many things. It's wonderful that there are still parents who care about their children. That being said, I hope that you have remembered to have them wear hearing protection while they are in the shop with you. Riley covering her ears at one point, brought that to mind! Keep up the great work!
It’s so amazing that you are teaching your girls these things now and invest the love of a father into their lives. I wish my dad could have taught me more before he died, but the things we did build together are forever cherished.
Every family needs a Haxman.... World would be a better place :) Amazing Content
Thank you
"We still want them to be able to find their knight, we just want them to be able to stand beside him."
You are killing me man! That is the most beautifully tender, while also true, thing I have heard in a long time.
Luckily my wife has a father like you and I hope to be one like that one day as well.
Thank you so much. I’m sure you will be amazing.
The back story on this episode is a nice touch. This channel has quickly become a favorite. Nice looking gifts!
Oooh, This is wonderful! Heart-warming! What a great memory for all the family to share. Reading the comments - so nice!❤
Here I am, crying watching a DIY channel...
The actual gift to Kim was letting her watch her kids work together with their dad ❤
Thank you Judith!
Your children are unbelievably blessed to be learning from you. I love the way you hold their hands and guide them through the process. They are most fortunate that they have such a caring and loving father. x
Frog in the back of my throat the whole episode.
May I suggest a Haxman Homemade Christmas series.
Times are pretty tough, but Homemade with love is always priceless:)
Beautiful!! I wasn’t taught how to use tools as a young girl but am teaching myself as an adult. Your girls will gain great skills! Awesome job! 🤗
shy in the begining i can see on their face that they really loved thins moment whith their daddy.......you're the best.
I wish I would’ve spent more time learning from my old man in my early days. I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again, I’m glad to see you involve your girls in your projects and teach them so much.
Great way to build memories with your child. They may not appreciate it today, but when she is older or worse case if something happens to you they will have great memories forever.
I miss my father and wish I had one more project with him.
i just love how you take the time to teach your daughters how to use and run all of the stuff in your shop!!! i wish i had had this growing up!! now i just learn as i go!! :)
Your awesome Dad, although I have only saw your wife twice, she has got to be awesome Mom too. We can see evidence in all three young ladies. It's brings back memories of my Dad always fixen or building and me being right there with him. I'm also, grateful to have had those precious moments being his lil helper n learning all I could. It's helped me to be able to do things that even my older brother's and sister didn't n won't do. Thanks Dad for those times.
❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰🥰💪💪💪💪👍👍👍
Thank you so much
Great video! Having grown up without a father and grandfather, I can appreciate what you have/had with them. I have learned a lot of things from many people and places, including RUclips and I can't wait to teach my children more as they grow.
Haxman I wanted to let you know watching your videos has inspired me to start learning more home projects and also letting my daughter Learn beside me you and your family are a prime example of how a family should stand beside each other and support each other.
Thank you once again.
That’s so amazing! Thank you. Have fun!
Awww crafty little baby! She is a doll!
Man great video, means a lot to me..
Watching my dad at 83 now who can’t do anything even drive now, brings so many memories of him teaching me to hunt, repair, build and even be a man as you, even in last 20 years to be a dad, husband and caretaker of the family.
Ty and you family for the journey and wisdom
Thank you so much. Treasure all the time you have with him
❤️❤️❤️This reminds !e so much of my daughter "helping" me on projects many years ago! I was able to do one project with my granddaughter (her little girl) a few years ago! I would so love to do more but with the distance and current situations probably not going to happen but it will last with me forever!! Job well done, young man!!❤️❤️
Our past makes us who we are today and what we do today determines our future 🇬🇧🇧🇩🙏🤗
What a heartwarming story. So glad you're passing your work ethic and social morals down to your beautiful daughters. This country really needs more families like yours.
Thank you
Your children are very blessed! As are you!
Very Lovely ladies and a Daddy that we all would have been lucky to have had. I am one of the lucky ones too, in that I was blessed with a great Dad. He passed in 2001, and you bring back a lot of memories with him as well. Thank you.
Thank you so much
I think that is Great that you are teaching your girls how to do this kind of work and learn from a Master. They will remember working with there Dad the rest of there lives. You Are A Great Dad !
Thank you!
One the best ( of many!) episodes I enjoy on this channel. Thanks Adam & Family!
Your story made me cry, as it brought back so many memories of my own grandfather Andy, my mother's dad. He was a carrpenter, but had retired by the time I was born. He had a huge shop attached to the garage in their back yard, as well as a large collection/work room in the basement. He died when I was 13, in 1979, and I miss him as much today as ever. I have my own workshop now- but I hadn't really gotten into wood working and DIY until I was in my late 40s. I think of him often, when I'm working on a project, or when I'm just organizing or cleaning up my workspace. I tell my 4 kids (3 girls and 1 boy) stories about Grandpa, and how I used to go out to watch him work in his shop, or in the garden as he tended to his dahlias - great, huge blooms as big as dinner plates. My 3 grandchildren live too far away for me to visit, but I hope to have plenty of time to pass on those stories to them, also. Thank you for sharing your own childhood memories- they are the best parts of us, I think.
Awesome video..
It's amazing how you miss someone so much after there gone, especially the littile things..
From all the videos I have seen of yours, this one deeply touched my heart. Today is actually the one year of my father’s passing and I happen to come across your video. I too was that little boy that my father enjoyed teaching carpentry to and liked to have around the shop. I am 61 one now and can clearly remember those days as if they happened yesterday. I thank you for being that awesome father to your daughters. They will be like I Sunday and remember the same wonderful moments with their awesome father. God Bless you and your family.
Noel
Thank you very much Noel. Very kind of you.
Goodnight job Ladies
Whoa, hit me in the feels! What a great dad! Man I miss mine.
Oooh Adam..😭😭 I had to watch several times because I kept tearing up listening to you talk about Papa.. Sweet memories. The best video yet!!!!! I pray I'm the 3rd family member 😁
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Awesome video! Good old family time! This is what life is all about! Thanks for sharing
As a father of a 7 year old daughter I very much appreciated this video.
I'm so glad!
Your a great Husband, father, son! Love your videos!
You are so kind
Love watching the family and channel grow and you can really tell how hard you work you put into both. As a father of 4 and self employed myself, I envy you being able to spend so much time with the family and do projects together and can tell you’re a great father. Keep up the great work! God bless
Thanks for the kind words. You as well!
6:11 is the perfect example of why this guy is a great dad. He's getting a daughter stare down that is equal parts respectful listening and also waiting for the inevitable embarrassing dad joke to spill out. Raising em right amigo!
😂 Thanks! 😁
Those are awesome memories
God bless Grandpa Haxman for teaching you life long skills. We are all being richly rewarded by his investment.
Thank you so much Josh
Nothing better than passing on knowledge and skills. Great job on the frames!
Thank you so much!
Good to teach your daughters how to do things on there own.
So true!
But I about blown out of my chair at the very end! As I have my daddy's old hammer 🔨.
It has a (once) red handle and I quit using it several years ago now when it finally got a hairline crack in the wood. I was afraid it would break completely, so now it just sits pride of place bringing up great memories when I look at it. The memories are priceless ❤. And I greatly miss him.
I have very fond memories of my maternal grand parents. We were taught how to hunt, fish, garden, can foods and a general appreciation of family and nature. I miss those times.
Oh boy, the fun I had with grandpa on the farm and so much with my dad. The most important job in the world was to hold the flashlight! I have taught my daughter and son the same and this is so fun, emotional, and true to life. This is what life is made of and how families are made.
Yep, everyone starts out holding the flashlight. 😁
Your daughter playing with the air compressor was gold lol
You are a good man. My dad wasn't around longg enough.
LOve it Love it ! I was Born , Raised & live deep in the Appalachian Mountains of N.C. Thankfully ! As early as I can remember , I was out side working with My Daddy & Pop-Paw ! Daddy smoked , Pop-paw chewed " Bloodhound " Plug.. and I took up smoking at about 14 yrs old. I'm 60 now , But on march 27th this year , I laid em down for good ! But I'm very thankful , there's hardly ever a day , I'm not working at something or fixin or rewiring or building ! My Oldest Daughter was a Momma's girl, But my youngest was Daddy's Angel ! Both learned " How-To's" but the youngest can honestly build about anything ,,, she still call's for basic standard measurements and suggestions ! Very easy to see that youngest one of yours is Daddy's girl ,,, Love watcin her on your Tractor !
You have a beautiful family brother . Congratulations!🍾
Thank you so much
Feels like you can teach us a thing or two about parrenting❤️ I'm sure you'll make a great Poppy one day!
Not gonna lie, I started thinking somebody was cutting onions nearby while I was watching this video… ;) Great job. As a new father to my first child, a son, it’s touching to see men teaching their trade and craft (and like you said, just general self-sufficiency) to the next generation, and I hope I can emulate that with my son. Keep it up sir!
Thanks so much Dustin. Congratulations and best wishes for you and your family.
This was such a precious video. 😊😊
Reminded me of many memories I have of my grandfather. Made me cherish those memories just a bit more
I'm so glad
I'm not crying... that's just some sawdust in my eyes. This video has everything I love about Haxman. Happy Holidays and may the New Year continue to bless you and yours!
😁 Thank you. You as well!
This channel is so dang wholesome!
Thanks!
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year !!!!
Thank you. Same to you!
This video is one of the best woodworking stories I have seen so far from someone who narrates his life story while he reviews that again with his own family. Thanks for introduction your lovely family to us. 👌👌👏👏💖💖
Maybe my favorite video yet!
I appreciate that very much!
such great gifts. beautiful thoughtful creative. thanx for sharing
I wish I was born as your sister (since we're of the same age) your family seems great, and I could've done well with some of that. I'm lovingly jealous, if that makes sense.
Come on man! I didn't need to tear up this morning but I did. Thanks for sharing and I love your stuff. Keep it up!
#wholesome. Loved it. Could Riley be any more of a teenager if she tried? haha. I hope i can share these sort of memories with my kids. Awesome vid haxman!
What an awesome video! You brought up memories of my own dad (RIP) that I hadn't thought of in a long time. With tears in my eyes, I say 'Thanks"!
I’m so glad. Thank you so much
You are truly a blessed man and family for that matter. It's awesome to see you teaching your girls and it will make memories for a lifetime. It's also interesting to hear how you were raised and developed your work ethic and family values. We need more of that in this crazy world we live in. So, good on you for being an example. Thanks for all that you do and thanks for taking us along.
I am indeed very blessed. Thanks
Freaking Great 👍🏽
Bravo Sir
This was an awesome video. Awesome to see the time you spend with ur girls. They will remember this forever. Adorable
I have my grandpa's hammer that he used to build his first house, and i used to put the last trim nail in my house. It is now resting in a torch burn wood with glass front wall display case
Sounds like we grew up pretty much simular. I really like your videos. Keep them coming.
Your story telling is really captivating
Thank you so much
Loved the story with this video.
I love this.
Beautiful video! Thank you for sharing!!!
Man, it’s been really dusty in here watching these past two videos 🥺🥺
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Love it. Best part is the kiddos personalities 👍🏻
Thanks!
This was a beautiful story. My Granddad and Uncle each taught me different talents in their shops. I love to create and I’m thankful for these two teachers while I was young.
We love your videos and watching your family grow.
I love it that you're getting the girls into working with tools. Bravo!
Nice video for ideas 👍
You are truly blessed.
Indeed I am. I’m very grateful
You seem like a really cool dad. I love the last three frames the best that's amazing you could do that with a block of wood. Your daughters are beautiful you're in trouble.
Thank you so much! That’s why I’m raising them to be ninjas. 😁
What's that tool you're using that cuts the grooves into the frames?
In all honesty, this is probably the best RUclips video I've ever watched. Teaching your girls how to do this stuff is priceless, and the story about your Pawpaw teaching you was great! My Pawpaw did woodworking as a hobby and built all us grandkids toys. My favorite was the rubber band gun he gave me. AND he chewed Redman tobacco! lol. Thanks for bringing back the memories, HM.
May you and your family have a blessed Christmas!
Thank you so much. Merry Christmas!
Awesome video! I remember when I would watch my grandfather(dad's dad) in his little workshop behind their house before he couldn't work in there anymore. He would use some offcut 2x4s and 2 16p nails to show me how to build tanks for myself and my brother. I still miss that man to this day. Thanks for sharing the memories you shared with yours. 👍
I'm still using occasionally my great grandfather's tools. Last year I striped down his block plane's, pulled his hardwood level to peaces and cleaned up the brass housing. Amazingly after over 150 years it still plum when I put it back together. The sqaures are still square. Your girls will have good memories and values. I wish my dad flew Peregrines and Harris hawks. Loved your Liverpool/ Yorkshire accent. Merry Christmas from Yorkshire, England 🇬🇧
That’s fantastic. Merry Christmas!
Love this
My favorite video so far.... loved literally every second of it!
Thank you! That means a lot to hear that. I'm trying to take the channel more in this direction.
Those are great memories and making new ones with your girls is fantastic to see
Just awesome. Awesome parenting, beautiful family.
Thank you so much!
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So glad we came across this channel Haxman!
Thank you! Me too! 😁
Thank you for sharing! Don't ever feel like you made the wrong choices when you oldest was younger, you were doing what was right at the time. Keep up the awesome outlook on life! I love my 3 daughters just as you love yours. I am also a Papa as well, and hope my granddaughter will have the same memories as I do for my Papa.
Thank you Seth. That's what my wife tells me. Sometimes it's hard not to second guess.
Superb video :)
Fantastic
God bless you and your beautiful family!
Thank you. You as well.
That was so nice I just love memories .. pictures are better than being stored on a phone ….
Thank you. Yes. If we aren’t careful my kids generation won’t have photo albums to look through because we never printed the pictures.
Was that a Forest Gump reference? "That's all I have to say about that." I enjoy your videos immensely. I love how your family is involved and the knowledge you are blessed with to pass on to your daughters. Great job!
It was. 😁 Thank you so much!
Awesome video!!
Thanks 👍 For The Share, Merry Christmas 🎄 To You & Your Beautiful Family
Thank you! Merry Christmas to you and yours!
Great video, my compliments to the Haxman lol
Thank you!
Well done.
Thank you!