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I love the pine (?) Dining table. I want one like it. Did you buy it there? Make it? Please share. Thank you and Merry Christmas!

I just love the idea of reusable gift tags and reusable gift bags. I will definitely be making both of those.

Just getting to watching this and WOW! It looks amazing. I love the vignettes and the gumball machines are the best(my next acquisition). I too got into tablescapes when we moved a year and a half ago. I also do a coffee station. All is thrifted. While we religiously reuse gift bags here very rarely buying them, I think I will try to do this for next year. I do not sew, but I am thinking wrapping in material. I will start small, my daughter's birthday is 12/28. Thank you for your inspiration.(Oh, and I decorate and hubby does the trees-seems to be something that is common). Have a wonderful holiday time with the kids and new friends.

Only just found you, and I'm glad I did. Don't know the backstory but love your home in Normandy. Your Noel decorations, etc. suit a European home to a tee. Excellent and sensitive "homemaking".

A couple of thoughts from a fellow American who very much enjoys your farmhouse & you two: are yr pears Perry pears if so they are small & bitter & used to make some alcoholic drink that I've never come across here and be careful with the ferns (bracken)they can be very invasive & take over whole fields with their seeds.,etc. Just a couple of other gardening thoughts, if plants are free they spread & ground covers are always invasive, wondering if putting flat natural stones on the sides of the burns could prevent erosion & become a rock garden like yr sedums?

Beautiful Home 🏡 ❤

Loved this video!

Your sideboard is fabulous. I'm drawn to the simplicity of your decorations for the Christmas season. Your stone fireplace is amazing. I agree your Noel banner looks lovely hanging there. The little vending machines are so unique. What a find! Your home looks beautiful. ❤

Beautiful home tour. Love the story behind your curated collection.

Nice tour! Everything looks very christmassy. Those giftbags is a good idea! Thank you!

I absolutely love you sharing your new home. The Christmas tour is wonderful and it makes me wish I was thirty years younger. It would take that, or more for me to keep up with all of your special projects. Wishing you and yours a very Merry Christmas and safe holiday. Trish from Alaska

Beautiful vintage decor. The wooden Santa is creepy, I agree. Reusable bags = genius!

Erin, you did an AMAZING job! I love how you pick up those things for a few pennies/euros! Are you doing your $100 Christmas gifts again this year? Would love to see what you have!

The reusable gift bags what a great idea. I have some of the same material in tree skirts my mom made me. Such a lovely memory of her that floods back when I pull them out . Thank you for sharing your lovely home with us.♥

Absolutely love the side board and decorations:)

Love watching your Sunday updates. You are both such an inspiration. I love your sea themed Christmas tree. Also, your gift bags are genius.

I’ve been using old scarves and fabric remnants to wrap gifts for the longest time, but your giftbags are definitely worthy of copying.

What a very thoughtful decoration display. Love your beach tree and I remember those tiny ornaments from my childhood. Did you mention in one of your past vlog, but do you and your husband speak French? 🎄

HOTLINE TO SANTA.... love all your decorations. They look amazing.

Another super video, I love to you guys looking so happy. Always a tonic to see what you have been doing in your week. Thanks so much. Pam in Texas.x

Those pretty berries at 6.14 are Spindle - in Dutch we call them Kardinaalsmuts - Cardinal’s Hat.

E and A as usual I was happy to watch your crafting and cooking. You are amazing and such an inspiration in being frugal. Wish I was 40 years younger and could enjoy doing some of the things that you are doing.

24:48 Is the lintel over the door stone or very gray wood?

Well done Erin and Aaron.

😊😊😊 LOVE WATCHING EV WEEK!!! VERY INSPIRATIONAL AND INTERESTI NG! XO HAPPY jour de repos!

Erin, How did you find your home in Normandy? Did you use a realtor or agency? Thanks!

You’ll have to find an earthenware caquelon somewhere: eating cheese fondue out of a pan is a sacrelidge.

Hi E & A. I always look forward to your Sunday email updates on what you are doing. I really love the view of your home looking through the arch towards your house and with the snow it looks even better. I love the recipe ideas too. Thanks for sharing. Janet Allies Mama.

I use Petit Beurre cookies for my cheesecake crusts and now prefer them.

What a lovely place. Your stone home is a bit like "Sean's World" (another Utuber in Normandy). His bldgs are 250-300 yrs old. Yours look younger. We have had a few snows in Minnesota, already, like you, but they have melted away, so far. Winter is definitely coming. Snow is so magical...like fairyland everywhere. Interesting video with soups, groceries, wood from the garage, boot repairs. I, too, live frugally, so appreciate your ideas. TY. Just sub'd. France is my favorite place in the world. Stay warm.

Just discovered you...delightful and positive!

Now I need to make some of those soups to add to Kurt and Kris's baskets for Christmas. Aaron, you got to make your snow people.

We were in Orlean last week and the snow was so beautiful! Unfortunately, it seemed like no one knew how to drive in it or how to clear the roads. We hunkered down in a hotel and it took a looonnnggg time to make our way back to Paris.

Ha I thought that was a fake fire until you mentioned it! It looks so perfect.

Your soup looks very delicious. Dare i say, very American, with the marshmallows and the sugar. Wow. I would make it but omit those 2 ingredients.

What area is this in france? Its beautiful. 🎉

Lamps are gorgeous. I'll try that too.

Another great video, you guys are so inspiring, thank you very much. Pam in Texas.x

Tried your fajita breakfast recipe. DELICIOUS!!

Love the size of the shells you found while beachcombing.

Fast food, especially is never a good value. Zero nutritional value and negative value environmentally.

They call it MacDo in Quebec, too.

hi just started to watch your channel... could you possibly put the camera on something and film what you are doing each time... its disappointing to see 4 or 5 mins of you talking about what you did... it would be nice to see what you are attempting to accomplish each time.... like other renovators in france do a good 10 or 20 mins of working so we can see the progress ... its great to see someone doing a great job at working to bring back a great building with history. thank you.

Hey guys we are moving to France next year in May, I am just loving your channel and wish you guys so much luck. Tryna soak up all your knowledge, you guys are troopers for sure!

We have massive monkey puzzle trees in our cemetery in Scotland they are very beautiful and rare your tree will be able to grow bigger blessings 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🌹

Wildlife needs ground over…don’t mow everything within an inch of its life….

Get a wood fired cooking stove like Frugal Queen in France….

Good morning, I've just discovered your video and find it interesting. The small green fruit are as you suspected part of the plum family, in England and Ireland they are called Green gages. I live in Bretagne and was surprised to see that some of the things that you mentioned are more expensive than here. The Intermarché gas bottles are €29.99, the "anti-gaspillage" boxes of fruit and veg are €1.00 and the Bread bags are €1.00. I wonder if other things are cheaper in Normandie.

Reminds me of the old Automat restaurants in NY.

On the sheet pan fajitas, can it be a sugar substitute? I cannot have regular sugar.