Yes, yes, yes I like that particular chili. O how I wish you'd ship some out to me. Actually, just the seeds would do for me. The sight of the rain drops on the passion fruits is camera perfect!
The sound of the rain is so soothing and calming. We grow those type peppers in Florida also. Put them in small jars with vinegar and use it as pepper sauce. I love it! The older I get the less my system tolerates the hot peppers though but I still love it. Just don’t eat it as often as I use to!😂🤣😂
Jael, you have an amazing home… Started following you this morning and the few videos I’ve watched have certainly been very informative and inspiring. I live abroad 🇬🇧 and have plans to relocate back home… Wondering where and how to start… wouldn’t mind speaking to you directly for some advice… hugs
Jael, I love love your videos, I just discovered them, I bought some land 5 acres in Kilgoris, and I can't wait for my homestead to look like yours! I am currently in the States and living vicariously through you 😂😂😂. About the tomatoes, have you considered building a green house where you can control the climate?
An ideal homestead, evidence trees are the real deal..and while on it why not have an Acacia tree strategically in the compound, birds loves it so much.
I would advice that you rope the animals on the back legs and not the neck. Roping the neck creates stress and limits Thier freedom and grazing. Try the legs and I will see a big difference
East Africans generally don't eat chilli at all or very little. Chilli just disguises the real taste of food which is a shame really. But my west African and Indian friends swear by its medicinal values🤷♀️🤷♀️
You have a very beautiful home. You are inspiring me big-time.
Thanks Val ❤️
Be safe Jael, we hope that it will come to an end soon. I love how green the compound is, that's what l really long for ❤
Thanks Sue. The village is very peaceful. I pray for the safety of those in urban areas.
I was born and raised in Haiti but now reside in the US. I eat lots of chili 🌶️ or hot peppers.
Gosh your home is so beautiful one of this fine days honestly I will visit Luo Nyanza I have never been
You're very welcome to Nyanza. I'll be glad to host you.
You are so blessed it keeps on raining in your village.
Oh yes we are blessed. How are you doing today?
Wow! Beautiful! What a serene surrounding, its a therapy garden.
Thankyou Charles
Yes, yes, yes I like that particular chili. O how I wish you'd ship some out to me. Actually, just the seeds would do for me. The sight of the rain drops on the passion fruits is camera perfect!
Thanks Crabtree. I'll find a way to ship some seeds to you.
The sound of the rain is so soothing and calming. We grow those type peppers in Florida also. Put them in small jars with vinegar and use it as pepper sauce. I love it! The older I get the less my system tolerates the hot peppers though but I still love it. Just don’t eat it as often as I use to!😂🤣😂
Jael rain always so nice ever green place so different from where I live
We are located at the foot of kisii hills, the reason we receive lots of rain.
Jael, you have an amazing home… Started following you this morning and the few videos I’ve watched have certainly been very informative and inspiring. I live abroad 🇬🇧 and have plans to relocate back home… Wondering where and how to start… wouldn’t mind speaking to you directly for some advice… hugs
Thankyou. It is a beautiful life to return home to. Reach me on Instagram @jael_of_thevillage
Lovely!
Jael, I love love your videos, I just discovered them, I bought some land 5 acres in Kilgoris, and I can't wait for my homestead to look like yours! I am currently in the States and living vicariously through you 😂😂😂. About the tomatoes, have you considered building a green house where you can control the climate?
I wish you well, Nancy. I really need a green house. That's a future project. Thank you
Very very inspiring
Thankyou
Farm life with a purpose is the best life🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Oh yes beautiful
this kind of chili grows in the village western Kenya. they are very very hot
Yes, I love my food hot,and they produce lots of chillies
I love chilli but limited quantity.
Kenyans generally don't eat chilli. If food is not hot,I'm not eating. I love them chillies
An ideal homestead, evidence trees are the real deal..and while on it why not have an Acacia tree strategically in the compound, birds loves it so much.
Good idea. Thanks Murimi
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Passion fruits turn purple when ripe , they get really sweet one you let them ripe
Yes,I gave them time and turned purplish. They were also very sweet. I made juice.
Beautiful home and fence.
Which type of plant fence is this?
Baramasi lemon plant
@@jaelofthevillage Thank you
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I love eating pepper and chili.
I love it too but not so hot
I put peppers in all of my food. I am used to it since I have eaten it like that all of my life
I would advice that you rope the animals on the back legs and not the neck. Roping the neck creates stress and limits Thier freedom and grazing. Try the legs and I will see a big difference
Thankyou Robert. I've never thought about it this way but it makes sense. Making a change right away.
Devil Chillies - Hamlar in Dholuo.
Thankyou. Gigi ger
East Africans generally don't eat chilli at all or very little. Chilli just disguises the real taste of food which is a shame really. But my west African and Indian friends swear by its medicinal values🤷♀️🤷♀️
Yes,I started a few years ago and now I don't enjoy my food without it.