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@@dharmendrapatel1748 thanks, but definitely still learning

@@lucystrider728 I agree!

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@@dharmendrapatel1748 I appreciate that! I'm glad you're enjoying my videos.

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@@jayneyabut5616 thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed.

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@@lawsofgardening9480 thanks, and yeah, I'm a bit of a procrastinator. 😅

@@KimberlyGingrich I don't think so. I would have also needed supports of some sort to hold it up in the middle and then would need to remove parts daily to change food/water and add pine shavings to cover droppings. If it were possible, it wouldn't be practical.

@@hotfrogmama thanks! Hopefully you can have that someday!

@@GINAvsGINA1 thank you!

@@hannahfoltz9826 miss you too ❤️

@@eugenewilkerson1307 Thanks!

@@MySliceOfHeavenoutdoors Thanks!

Thank you 😊

@@mechanics4all405 I think I was getting a handle on it by the end, but no harm learning more with a tutorial. It's a Sears Craftsman Roto-Spader.

@@mechanics4all405 the wheels were actually dry rotted and started falling apart. I already have replacements before I use it again. Thanks for all the tips!

@@preschoolhomestead once you get in tune,you will come to love that machine,always have it tilling so its coming up not digging in,did you check you can still get every part of that machine new on internet

​@@mechanics4all405 I haven't, but I'll check if it starts having more trouble.

@@mechanics4all405 I think my repair guy was talking about finding a replacement engine, not the whole unit. That's definitely the route I would go.

@@M.L.E.85 Thanks!

@@M.L.E.85 actually I was wearing a hat the last 2 mornings, so yes! 😅 I'm also months behind editing the videos I've taken.

We just call them all bushes where I'm from.

Absolutely! I'm going to be doing a lot of that.

I sure hope so! Realistically, we probably won't have enough for more than fresh eating for a few years.

That's awesome! 😂

No they're LED. I unscrewed one in the video with my bare hand that had been on for quite a while. It was not even warm. That would be a concern if it was a different kind of bulb. Thanks for the question and concern!

Thanks, I'll check it out!

I tried that recipe and it was great! Thanks again!

@@preschoolhomestead I have been using it for years and I have a Pullman pan and it makes it just like store bought sandwich bread.

I can't wait for you to visit!

Thank you!

I really don't like chopping garlic, so this is a nice tip. Thanks!

@@preschoolhomestead I kind of figured that you didn't like chopping it because I don't like topping it myself. I don't like the smell the lingers. I don't know if you know this but to get rid of garlic or onion smell on your fingers take your hands or fingertips and run them back and forth over something stainless steel under cold running water simultaneously and it will remove the smell

I wish you luck!

Thank you! I'm self-taught. I found this recipe after learning I can't eat much corn and that store bought flour tortillas have corn in them. Many recipes have baking powder, which is where the corn comes in (cornstarch), so I found a baking powder free recipe.

I sort of made up Tijuana dip. It was based on a crockpot recipe called "Tijuana Crockpot" that had layers that included tortillas. Soggy tortillas are not my jam! 😅 It also called for enchilada sauce, which I did not have, so I subbed tomato sauce and lots of chilli powder. We used to make it with corn as well before I learned that it makes me feel bad. I always helped my mother and grandmother can when I was young, but didn't really retain much of that. I retaught myself the last couple years. The chickens I learned on my own by watching lots of videos. Then I taught the rest of the family that was willing to help.

Thank you! ❤️

Thanks! 😅