Busting stereotypes and trying something new
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- I'm taking you along on an average Saturday, but stay to the end to find out where I took my girls for the first time. We took in the sights, explored and learned something new!
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The girls enjoying the city truly warmed my heart. It’s so beautiful watching children experience things for the first time. Almost magical.
I loved this vlog - so real having to get up early, the baby crawling out of the room and the sound of a tumble dryer in the background - this is so real life.
I LOVED this !!!!
You just broke one stereotype that city folk may have of homeschoolers, homesteaders and rural living, we do venture out, eat out, kids are well educated and smart and get to see and experience things outside of home !!!
This video was so packed with fun I’m going to watch again, maybe tonight after I get some work done today :)
Blessings
I forgot to mention, we don’t see your children often so it was fun to see these 3 a little closer and I must say, they are beautiful !!! As a mom of adult children and watching the world get more evil by the day, keep those children close and protect them with your life 🥰
More evil every day? I don’t know, Spanish Inquisition, crusades, 6 million Jews killed etc…heck mixed race marriages and desegregation weren’t even legal that long ago. We aren’t perfect but the western world is MUCH better than it used to be.
It's not getting more evil...turn off the tv and internet propaganda and it's fine.
Agree 💯 SM
This is the best channel of its kind on RUclips. You have a beautiful home and family. Not only does the camera love you, but you have the skill of conveying that homey, hand made feeling thru the lens. Thank you for sharing Farmhouse on Boone with us .
I live in Northern NJ - basically NYC-lite. I actually used to work across the street from St.Patrick's Cathedral. We are very friendly and kind around here. We get a bad rap. Always love it when someone sees past the stereotypes.
I’m in Western NC and I’ve met some lovely folks from NJ. Our newest neighbor is from Brooklyn and they are awesome too.
I live in south Texas and visit NJ and NYC frequently. People are so nice!! Never a bad experience!
Im a Midwesterner and I went to NYC when I was 18. We were there for 4 days. I grew up in the country. It was a hard thing for me psychologically to realize no matter where I went, I couldn't get away from buildings, walls, and people. It made me feel unsafe. Ive come to realize that people that grew up in a city feel unsettled being in the country. We had someone visit out home and we told him we didn't lock our doors. He was flabbergasted.
“We already had lunch” “I know but it’s a HOT DOG” 😂😂 that part cracked me up!
That was hilarious !
Me too!
😂 I’ve never related more.
I can relate to this. I have two boys, been in this situation and/or conversation before 🥰😂.
Me too ! So cute ☺️
This was fun, Lisa. I'd like to see more of these.
I was born and raised in the Bronx, NY and now I live in CT. I left after high school and never really looked back. I started to resent the city and really only seeing the negative things that happen there. I really loved seeing it from your eyes, it reminded me of all of the wonderful times I had as a kid growing up there. I had to take two trains and a bus to get to school in Manhattan for my whole life and I sometimes forget that, for most people, taking the train (subway) can still be new and exciting. So happy you and your family had such a great time, it really put a smile on my face. Xo
The baby escaping out the back door! 😂 I love your channel, Lisa. Thank you for all that you do!
My first thought was “where’s the crowds”🤣😂
I used to visit my sisters in law in NYC every year before they moved away. This really made me miss those times!
They are very kind! They just don't take BS. I never had to carry my stroller up subway stairs because a man would always be right there to carry it up for me.
Ruthie holding Andrea’s hand so much on the trip is the sweetest thing ever!!
Y'all did so much on such a short trip! You hit so many of the hot spots. No wonder you were tired. Also something people don't expect about NYC: all the walking.
An NYC trip is a bucket list item 👍🏻. I went with my daughter, who was a sales rep for Highlands Homeopathic and Manhattan was part of her territory. Nothing beats going with someone who know their way around.
I loved this video & yes would really enjoy seeing more. What a wonderful girls outing to NY, Theo’s beautiful blue eyes shining in wonder!
I had stereotypes too. I went for the first time about 15 years ago and I thought I was going to see peopld break dancing on the streets with a boombox. Boy I was disappointed. Haha and I was surprised when I saw how small everything was too. Yes the elevators. And I also was delighted to see all the details in the architecture. That was a pleasant surprise.
I’m surprised you didn’t see people breakdancing on the streets. There are lots of street performers in NYC! They’re mostly in crowded places like Times Square though, so if you didn’t see those places that makes sense
@@gabriellelue I stayed in Manhattan. I don't remember the location but if you know the Cooper Union university, then that is where I was. It's not too far from New York University. I took the subway a lot but I also walked a lot too. I saw performances in the subway.
The image I had was probably from movies from the 1980s where people were literally hanging outside their row homes or brownstones, (I'm not sure what they are called.) and break dancing in the streets for fun. I remember watching Sesame Street and seeing an episode that featured how to keep cool during the summer time. And I remember them saying New York City gets really hot and people open up the fire hydrants, so the kids could play in the water. And I remember seeing little kids having their hair braided on the steps outside their building. That was my image of New York. Probably from the late '70s and '80s. And maybe because I didn't grow up in the city I probably assumed that that was typical city life no matter the era.
@@NicoleCB ahh I see! Well actually you'll be happy to know that does still happen in NYC. I lived there for a few years, so it's definitely something that happens more seasonly. For example, this one neighborhood in Brooklyn called Park Slope always has kids running around with the fire hydrant spraying in the summer and other things like that. It's more spread out though, while I think the media portrays it all happening in mid town Manhattan.
Greetings from NYC! Our daily lives can't be more different, but I find your channel entertaining, beautiful, and professional.
Ahh how fun!! We’re in NJ, I wish I knew you were so close by! Next time you’re ever on the east coast it would be awesome to meet up 💛 A memorable trip for sure, and I hope you guys find the perfect cabin.
so fun seeing you and your "homegrown" girls out in the BIG city! Still remember my first trip to NYC with my mom too!
Love your channel. We homeschooled the whole way. Wish I'd have "homesteaded" as well, but my bandwidth was full. My kids are grown and doing great. My only regret was not having more kids. Enjoy!
I was born and raised in NYC, a lot has changed there now! Glad you survived the NYC subway system!!! I now live in the small state of RI. I go back to visit because one of my children still live there but I'm always glad to come home, way to crowded for me .
I love New York City, we were stationed in Landcaster New York. The people there are so nice and the broadway shows are magical. Watching your girls discover the city was awesome:) I'm so glad y'all went.
I thoroughly enjoyed watching this vlog! Comments your children made, questions asked, Theo escaping out the backdoor, hotdogs, mushrooms, sourdough, planes, subways and then New York City! This video was definitely "a week in the life of...". I've always wanted to go to NYC, but had reservations and I may now go. That was a moment in time that your daughters will always remember and you! I am 65 and I have been learning so much from you...thank you. Your video in New York was amazing. You are definitely becoming a very serious videographer. You and Luke have created a lovely life for you and your children.
Go to New York. It is a wonderful city. My daughter has lived there over twenty years.
@@nancyshirley4657 I think I will give it a try!
Brings back memories of the 7 of us with mom and dad on saturday afternoon drives down to the mountains in south eastern Kentucky. Hiking up the chain rock mountain overlooking Pineville where my mom was born. Peanut butter & jelly sandwiches, carrot and celery sticks and popcorn for snacking. With koolaid to drink. I loved sitting in the back of the station wagon where you could look out the back window.
Love so much seeing your beautiful family!♥️
You read my mind!! Literally just last night I was thinking: “Is there such a thing as sourdough croissants…is that even possible???” So excited to see you trying this and learn that there is a way…! 🙃
Enjoyed this very much!! I am so thankful you and the girls had this time together - they will always remember it!!
Your knowledge has inspired me to start my sourdough journey, it has been a month now. Yes I have had a couple of flops but I have continued and starting to get the hang of it. I also have started canning with my little garden. New kitchen skills going on😁 You and a couple other of ‘my’ you tube ladies have helped me broaden my kitchen skills. Thank you Lisa!!
Go us who just started cooking this year !
Absolutely love this style. As a woman from a small town in Ohio, I can understand and agree with your assessment of NYC. I felt the same way. My friends told me to stop trying to talk to people on the subway, “They think you are crazy.” By the third day I was definitely ready to head home.
I loved this video. You, the girls, the smiles on your faces. The love you have for each other is palpable. I actually teared up watching you and your daughter holding hands crossing the Brooklyn bridge. The music was great too. It's a wonderful life isn't it.
It is! Thank you.
YES LISA THANKS FOR TAKING ME TO NEWYORK CITY ALWAYS WANTED TO GO BUT IT WAS ALWAYS OUT OF MY REACH THOUGH MY DAUGHTER MAEVE WAS THERE AND SHE ENJOYED IT THXS
🗽⛴️🚄 I Love Vlogs like this one & hope You will share more! You're right! Adventures like these are lasting Lifetime Memory Makers & I'm so Happy for You guys that You were able to experience this! I Adore Your Family! God Bless You Always! 🚄⛴️🗽
Love the clog
Let’s travel as you can!!
Sweet
Yes I liked this..I like that your homeschooled kids get culture..I want to listen to your podcast
Thanks for sharing this unusual week.
How fun! We live on Long Island, NY (45 min train ride to NYC). I dream of moving to the country someday, and often forget the beauty in my own backyard. Thanks for the reminder with your fresh eyes! Im a homeschool mom of 4 living in a beach town… I love your channel and try to do my own rendition of a handmade home- gardening, sourdough, cooking from scratch. Bloom where you are planted right?! Contact me if you ever come back to NY and I’ll show you around LI 😉
Definitely keep in mind traffic around Lake Michigan (depending on exactly where the vacation place would be located)... Cutting through Chicago would be awful.
I’m from Texas I love to visit NYC my son takes me about once a year and I discover something new I finally saw it at Christmas time last year
The painted rugs are beautiful!!
Amaaazing
I was interested in a Sourdough croissant recipe that isn't intimidating
Will definitely try it as soon as it's out
Been following u for a few years now
You taught me everything abt Sourdough
I even bought a grain mill, local ancient wheat, have a 1 yr old starter
Some of these things I learned from u are just UNHEARD of around here
From Dubai 🤍
I loved this video. I got to see the beauty of the country. The the city had a beauty of it's own, that you captured so well. I actually teared up at the site of Ground Zero. Thank you for sharing.
Really nice idea had a girl´s trip. Some of my friends could say - baby would be problem, but I don´t think so. It is only another opportunity see the city different way. 😀
I just can't get over how you whip up those bagels! Great trip, they will never forget. ❤️
lové from sheboygan wisconsin two blocks from lake michigan🌸🍂🍁
This made me teary! What a wonderful treat to get glimpses of you and your daughters experiencing something new for the first time together. Love everything you share, Lisa!
Oh my goodness Lisa! That was amazing, thanks for taking is along. I'll consider doing a Mother/Daughter yep to New York (with a Guide, of course!). That was a special blog, lots of fun stuff and adventures all in one place. Again, thank you! 😘
If you ever do good, research “food tasting tours”. We’ve done them a few times especially in Greenwich Village, you get to go to multiple small restaurants and shops and get a little history lesson at each 💛
LOVED that you took your kids to NYC. I love it there and there is so much to learn and see. So many folks from so many walks of life, and I agree, I had a lot of stereotypes busted when I went there for the first time. I am sure this experience will open up so many new doors for your girls, if you are able to travel with kids, it truly is so beneficial for them in so many ways. Not to mention you will remember it forever! Thanks for sharing!
I love New York City! It is a wonderful and fun experience! We live in Florida and love living in Florida also. What a great video! Fun!
Thank you for sharing...great pictures. Yes, I liked this type vlog.
Thank you for the free Sourdough E-book!! ☺️
It's always a pleasure watching your videos Lisa, but I didn't know that I was in for a treat! Wow a trip to my hometown of New York City, I'm so glad you, your daughters, sister and mother had a fabulous time. I'm glad you were able to see the often over looked good that's in NYC , ppl are very friendly and in my opinion helpful. All the sites you enjoyed I wish I could have saw when I lived there I was always working and in the hustle and bustle. I never took the time to tour and site see, the history of NYC subway is very fascinating . One day soon I will return as a tourist and enjoy my city in style, as you all did☺️
How exciting for you to have that opportunity! I have never wanted to see NYC. I am a very soft, quiet mama. It was interesting to hear your perspective on your trip.
Great video! I’m a southern born and raised suburbanite currently living in NYC-my husband is in the military. It’s truly a place unlike any other!
I seen where you was looking at is very close to Emienience MO. Emienience is a wonderful area you have a beautiful area of JacksFork and Current River. You should look at this area it's beautiful and I would think places would be very reasonable. Lots of people come to this area Mark Twain's National Park. There is a place called Circle B Campgrounds that we have stayed at for family reunions many many times. I think you guys would love this area. Please check it out. I live in Northeast Arkansas only about an hour and half away from there. We love this area. Truly God's country. God Bless.
I am a proud born and raised New Yorker. Although I do not live in the city, to see it through your eyes made it refreshing again. We may be a big city/state, but we are very caring, loving and want to help kind of people. I’m so glad you and the girls were able to view the city, taste the food and experience NYC! Take Care
Nourriture😏
Speaking to the rest of NY, western NY to be specific, ppl are not kind, nor polite lol That’s rly funny to hear. They don’t even move over for someone attempting to switch lanes while driving.
NY is not known for the things ppl r claiming, becuz it’s not those things
I lived there 55 yrs
When the baby started crawling out the door….😂😂 A mother’s life while cooking!!
Enjoyed very much the vlog Lisa! Thanks for taking us along 💜
Love new things. Yay for the trip. 🥰
Loved this!!!!
This was great! I loved it!
So fun! Loved following along on your outings!
Love love love the video!! I was like the girls when I went to New York!! Lol lol
I am from the South so everyone wanted to hear me talk. So very glad you went
Love this video!!
Absolutely loved that vlog.
Gravel roads can be graded well. Also it will help with privacy.
Sweet on New York City
..my middle child ..,has always been a world traveler started in college.. he did six weeks in Poland for study abroad he’s been to New York several times he’s been to Paris France UK Amsterdam Costa Rica Mexico Utah I mean everywhere is this young man of mine who has now settle down and gotten married he’s only 29 but he has a passport with some history on it.. I wish I could do more traveling but life happens and we just can’t at this time maybe later
Kudos for you .. 🌎
Love this video, please do more of these
I think this was one of the best you've done. All of it, so real, so fun.
That was so much fun!
Oh wow! I never noticed how Theo is totally dad's exact mini!!
So fun to take a trip with you and the family! Would love to see more of these.
You are such a great mother. You have a beautiful family and a beautiful heart. You are fun to watch, have enjoyable content. Thank you for sharing your life with us all. Also, Theodore is just too stinking cute!
Thank you so much!
Ur oldest daughter is absolutely beautiful!!! Breath taking type of beautiful!! I absolutely love how you dress ur daughters... pure, simple amd age appropriate. Ur channel has inspired me so very much!! My husband thanks you.
Loved this blog. Thanks for sharing your girls trip to New York. Nice seeing your girls out en joying the big city. Good for them to experience life in a big city versus life on a farm. They do need to see different lifestyles so they can choose for themselves the life they want. Would love to see more like this.
I really loved this video!
This was a beautiful compilation of memories to view!
I loved this!!! So glad you had a wonderful trip!
It's incredible how much you got to see in NYC in just a few days! Looks like you all had such a great time.
Loved this blog!!!!!!
Loved this video!
I love these vlogs!!
Love the Vlog!
Love this! Thanks for sharing!
Love tagging along with you! The girls were having so much fun! Happy you got to go on this adventure!🤗
Love this style! What an amazing experience for you and your girls!
Love it! Love it all! Anything you choose to share is fabulous!
I love this! Experiences they will never forget!
This was great! How exciting! Thanks for taking us along with you.
Hey! Great video. Loved it. My home town. It was great seeing it again. There is so much more another trip is required.
Loved the format and trip was spectacular 💕
I loved this video!! Everything & anything you do I love!!
Keep up the great work!!
Love this type of video!!!!
I really enjoyed this video!
How fun! This was a great vlog! loved it!
I loved the video ! You are very inspirational, thank you !
What an awesome video!! 💜
That was awesome ☺️💕
What a beautiful experience for you and the girls. So touching.
love the idea of girls away to the big apple - so cool!
It such a blessing for you to take your girls on this trip! I love this video!