man when life seems unbearable or like there's way too much to deal with, watching your videos just reminds me of the dream, and the beautiful simplicity of living peacefully on a homestead. Thank you Lisa
If your tomatoes drop in production like that, it is usually a calcium deficiency in the soil. Once the calcium is used up on the first round of tomatoes the plant isn’t able to produce the next round. Could be too many “sucker” branches as well.
About your tomato plants- make sure the tomatoes you plant are indeterminate plants and not determinate! Determinate means you’ll get one big harvest all at once, and indeterminate will continually produce over the season. ☺️
I had a very similar experience with my tomatoes. And I had peppers until we had an early frost in late October. My peppers were beautiful and also market size and quality. I do container and raised bed gardening so I thought it was my soil quality but the vloggers that I follow from across the US and local friends all had similar experiences, regardless of their type of garden.
I watched this with my 2 year old. He LOVES kitchen “work”. He kept tapping me and saying “ummy, ummy” for yummy… meat and pumpkins are his current fav foods 😋 thank you for inspiring this sweet memory!
The trees around your home are gorgeous in the fall! I love all your recipe ideas. How sweet and beautiful was Victor watching you and smiling at his mama! Seeing all your children in the video is so special! Thank you for sharing your days!
We used manure in our garden when I was growing up, and the tomatoes were amazing! They would knock over the tomato cages. I would go out at lunch with a peck basket, fill it, pick the 6 best tomatoes, cut them in half, salt generously-more than I would now!- and eat them still warm from the sun with a Dr Pepper … which I don’t drink anymore but loved then. One of my best childhood memories. I shudder to think what six large organic tomatoes would cost to buy, and they wouldn’t be as good
You're so good at vlogging & editing, Lisa!✨️ Your content is so enjoyable to watch and your voice is so soothing to listen to...🍃 Thanks for making UA-cam a more beautiful place!🌾
The peace and knowledge I gain from watching your videos is really lovely. You have an amazing skill homemaking and making us feel a part of your families daily life. Thank you for your hard work Lisa!
We live about 15 miles from Paw Paw, Michigan which was named after the paw paw tree. I recall seeing a piece of the fruit years ago. I will be looking into them for sure next year. Thanks for sharing about them and what you did with them. I am older but still learn new things from your videos. Have a great weekend.
Victor is becoming quite a lively baby. I loved the garments you showed us that you've found for yourself recently. Classic styles. Using leftover bread pieces to make breadcrumbs is a good idea. We keep a jar with leftover pasta pieces for adding to soups. Good to see someone enjoying the porch swing. Some parts of the country had a bumper crop of tomatoes. It always changes.
Plant indeterminate tomatoes for tomatoes throughout the growing season. Plant determinate tomatoes for a big harvest all at once. I use a combination for plenty to preserve but also fresh tomato till frost.
Love the voice over vlogs. The narrated format are definitely my favorite vlogs to watch. I've been following you for a while and I love the evolution of your vlogging
Beautiful way to celebrate the season! Victor is so adorable- those big smiles for momma ❤ The girls in the kitchen creating with the pawpaw is wonderful! Job well done !
That little boy’s smile made my day….that swing is the bomb. Things have really evolved since I raised my kids and kept my grandkids as babies 8 years ago.
I love your enthusiasm for creating in the kitchen using all the fresh ingredients available to you. What a cozy video this was… I felt wrapped up in autumn 😊
What happens if you don't rinse basmati rice? If the grains aren't washed before cooking, this residual starch will gelatinize in the hot cooking water and make the cooked grains of rice stick to each other. In some instances, such as sticky rice varieties like glutinous rice and arborio rice, this can lead to a very gummy texture
PAW PAW can be tasty, but NEVER dehydrate!!! I made the mistake of doing so, the fatty acids break down & cause much gastric distress. I found out the hard way, thought I would need the hospital. Baking with this native fruit also needs to be done with caution. Thanks for opportunity to share on your vlog
Wow, that’s great you’re still getting goodies from the garden! Going to try some of these recipes. Victor is such a cutie as all your children, the girls are beautiful just like mom. 😊
I use leftover spaghetti meat sauce add rice and top with cheese for my stuffed peppers. For meatloaf I add rotel, oats, eggs for my meatloaf. Top with ketchup and my family loves.
Love the baby sounds! Also, I tried hedgeapples to keep away spiders and centipedes when I lived in an apartment that was built in the 1940s. It worked great to keep them out of the immediate area, but then instead of the closets they invaded my kitchen! Was not happy haha
I’m in Saint Charles MO and we just had our killing frost. I have herbs and greens still and I just dug up my ginger yesterday. I turn dry homemade bread into breadcrumbs as well. It’s useful for so many things. Score on the pawpaw tree!
I am impressed that you keep your personal life away from your channel and you show folks how to make sourdough, how to run a homestead, how to sew, how to manage a family, etc. You even teach on how to manage finances to a degree which inspires me because we live frugally too. You homeschool your children which is very impressive. Your channel is rich in content, Lisa, and your channel is number one in my opinion! God bless your family! You are a wonderful mother and homemaker too. ❤
Thank you for showing the kids while Your working! Much more realistic for us moms that have kids underfoot 24/7 and still Trying to beautifully homemade without childcare etc. it can be done!😊
It must be a bit warm by you yet. Beautiful curtains blowing in the breeze. Was Victor giggling and laughing when you were cleaning the door glass? How cute. I think your taste in clothes is the same as mine. I would wear everything you pick out. Loving the skirt!
I’ve been doing the deep mulch/Ruth Stout method for tomatoes for the past few years and they LOVE it! Tomatoes love wet feet so keep that mulch deep and you’ll have tons of tomatoes.
We just moved to NWA- my landlord told me to pick the "horse apples" (his wife called it "hedge apples" and throw them under the house to keep snakes and spiders out. I have 7 cats because I'm terrified of spiders so I am all over that!! Really not sure if it works but hey- I'm willing to try! 😂. Love your channel!!❤
Lol, where I'm from horse apples refers to horse poop and hedge apples come from a tree. Glad you didn't throw horse poop under your house 🤣I'm no fan of spiders in the house either !
Fall blessings to you and your family! Victor is growing so fast and such an adorable baby. 💙 The hedge apples are lovely in your bowl arrangement. They fit right in with the small pumpkins, squash and gourds, etc. Adding the fall leaves and walnuts ade it even more interesting. 💙
Hi from Australia, we grow pawpaw on our 20 ache property, we live in a tropical climate. Our paw paws are much bigger and lovely orange, they are so sweet and delicious...
I noticed you snap off both ends of the green beans. You may prefer that and it seems that is traditionally the way it's done but I quit doing it that way. There's less waste and it works fine to only snap off the end that was attached to the plant. Keeping the pointy end intact. 😊
I always throw hedge apples under my house every fall. Never had a cockroach ants or other bugs in the house. My mother always did so I do too. It has always worked for me.
It’s great that you’re still getting things from your garden. Your food always looks delicious and that was some beautiful looking bread! I’m sure your guest enjoyed it. Take care and God bless your precious family! 😀❤️
My grandmother had a pawpaw tree at her house down by the Kentucky river. Unfortunately, I hate bananas and found out I also hate pawpaws. But I loved eating the gooseberries off the bush at her house and feeding the fish in the koi pond.
The way you are with pawpaws is how we are with mulberries. Many find them to be invasive, a mess, and a nuisance. But in the summer my kids and I pick them, wild black raspberries, and wild blackberries in our woods and make pies. A fun tradition.
I moved from Pa to Mo . And found tomatoes never did as good here . Tomatoes need cool nights to set fruit and I believe that is why they don’t produce as much . Did you ever see how they start producing in fall when the nights cool down but then don’t have time to mature. The Mennonite produce farmers here have there tomatoes on drip water . I believe that helps they need a steady supply of water not to much an not to little, I lay a soaker hose along the roots of mine then mulch them with a thick layer of straw , that helps keep the roots cool and evenly moist . It helps .
I love thred up, don't get me wrong, but I only shop when there's a good sale because $30 for a used sweater is outrageous. Even if it's great quality. But I always love your wardrobe hauls. I pattered my whole fall look off of your video last year or the year before 😁
Sounds like you may have planted a determinate variety of tomato. They produce a lot all at once and then are done. You want to look for an indeterminate if you want them all season. You probably already know this but just Incase you don't 👍
You can save those pawpaw seeds and plant them. My husband has grown a ton of them here in Tennessee. The pawpaw tree has a symbiotic relationship with the zebra swallow tail butterfly. The tree is pollinated by flies - so we keep our compost pile in the vicinity - some people hang dead roadkill on the tree to attract the flies!
Tomatoes don't like to produce flowers when it's over 90°, wonder if that was the problem? Or maybe you need more phosphorus in the soil? I know mine took FOREVER to turn this year. I now have 30lbs of green tomatoes on large bread delivery trays that are turning inside. Love you Lisa
I just made sausage stuffed poblanos for breakfast. I had the opposite issue with tomatoes and peppers. My tomatoes did great but my peppers not so much. I’m doing lots of amending as we put the garden to rest for the winter.
Fall is such a cozy season! Whenever I watch your videos, I can't help but notice that modern-looking bouncing seat for the baby. It seems incredibly useful. Would you mind sharing the brand and model? 💛
In Southern Iowa - our garden was prolific with peppers this year! I was amazed. Our tomatoes did pretty well - wondering if yours shut down from a dryer season?? Love the video - Victor is a dolly!! I am a new grandma now - and enjoying baby snuggles and cooing sounds!! Blessings to you Lisa and family.
Such a great video. Where can I find your recipes especially the stuffed peppers. I think I want to try them. Never thought I would like them but your recipe looks so good. Your baby is so precious. What a blessing to have him right there with you.
Get those herbs in, wash them in the sink, twine them and hang until dried. Then, grind in the coffee grinder until desired consistency and put in lovely mason jars 😊
We can buy hedge apples at our local markets for Christmas decor. I love the smell and we also slice them and let them dry out and they are pretty in baskets kind of like orange slices. The hedge apple has a pretty design when sliced. Hey, sell yours for some extra Christmas cash!
Thank you for this beautiful video!! I love watching all your videos! Missouri is such a beautiful state!! And yes.. Victor is absolutely adorable and growing so fast 😊
man when life seems unbearable or like there's way too much to deal with, watching your videos just reminds me of the dream, and the beautiful simplicity of living peacefully on a homestead. Thank you Lisa
Her life is peaceful in appearance because she lives for God... I'm no Bible thumper, I'm new to all of this actually, but that's what it is.
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I agree, living for God plays a big roll, her videos are so soothing
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I agree, I can watch her videos and I'm up cleaning and cooking, so inspiring..
Victor is so alert. He was following you with his eyes as you were cleaning. He's getting so big. Precious.
Loved this video Lisa.
If your tomatoes drop in production like that, it is usually a calcium deficiency in the soil. Once the calcium is used up on the first round of tomatoes the plant isn’t able to produce the next round. Could be too many “sucker” branches as well.
Oh my…Victor is just the cutest little boy ❤. What a relaxing fall video 🍁
That little baby snoring is so precious! 😊❤
You are a wonderful homemaker! A natural! Victor is so darling! His precious little smile. Your children are so lucky to have you as their mom.
About your tomato plants- make sure the tomatoes you plant are indeterminate plants and not determinate! Determinate means you’ll get one big harvest all at once, and indeterminate will continually produce over the season. ☺️
Thank you!
I had a very similar experience with my tomatoes. And I had peppers until we had an early frost in late October. My peppers were beautiful and also market size and quality. I do container and raised bed gardening so I thought it was my soil quality but the vloggers that I follow from across the US and local friends all had similar experiences, regardless of their type of garden.
Thanks for sharing
I watched this with my 2 year old. He LOVES kitchen “work”. He kept tapping me and saying “ummy, ummy” for yummy… meat and pumpkins are his current fav foods 😋 thank you for inspiring this sweet memory!
It is so nice to see your girls in the kitchen cooking or baking. It's nice to pass that knowledge you have down to the next generations.
The trees around your home are gorgeous in the fall! I love all your recipe ideas. How sweet and beautiful was Victor watching you and smiling at his mama! Seeing all your children in the video is so special! Thank you for sharing your days!
I love that little to nothing goes to waste in your home.
We used manure in our garden when I was growing up, and the tomatoes were amazing! They would knock over the tomato cages. I would go out at lunch with a peck basket, fill it, pick the 6 best tomatoes, cut them in half, salt generously-more than I would now!- and eat them still warm from the sun with a Dr Pepper … which I don’t drink anymore but loved then. One of my best childhood memories. I shudder to think what six large organic tomatoes would cost to buy, and they wouldn’t be as good
Sounds like you had a lovely childhood!
You're so good at vlogging & editing, Lisa!✨️ Your content is so enjoyable to watch and your voice is so soothing to listen to...🍃 Thanks for making UA-cam a more beautiful place!🌾
Sad when her videos come to an end.
Baby Victor is growing so fast and he is absolutely precious. You are an Amazing Young Woman. You are such. A Blessing🧡
So sweet the baby snoring he's so content and safe my little Chihuahua Bella snores in her little tent lol love those clothes from thread up
The peace and knowledge I gain from watching your videos is really lovely. You have an amazing skill homemaking and making us feel a part of your families daily life. Thank you for your hard work Lisa!
Thank you!
Your baby smiling at you, is the sweetest most precious thing ❤️
We live about 15 miles from Paw Paw, Michigan which was named after the paw paw tree. I recall seeing a piece of the fruit years ago. I will be looking into them for sure next year. Thanks for sharing about them and what you did with them. I am older but still learn new things from your videos. Have a great weekend.
Is the hedgeapple the same as Osage oranges?
yes
Victor is becoming quite a lively baby. I loved the garments you showed us that you've found for yourself recently. Classic styles. Using leftover bread pieces to make breadcrumbs is a good idea. We keep a jar with leftover pasta pieces for adding to soups. Good to see someone enjoying the porch swing. Some parts of the country had a bumper crop of tomatoes. It always changes.
Plant indeterminate tomatoes for tomatoes throughout the growing season. Plant determinate tomatoes for a big harvest all at once. I use a combination for plenty to preserve but also fresh tomato till frost.
Love the voice over vlogs. The narrated format are definitely my favorite vlogs to watch. I've been following you for a while and I love the evolution of your vlogging
Glad to hear it!
Those toes though (13:30) omg 🥹❤️
Thank you as always for sharing your beautiful content 🎉
Another great video Lisa and Victor is precious and getting big. I loved him smiling.
I grew an eggplant called a fairy eggplant. They looked like a tiny eggplant, and they were a light lavender color.
What a beautiful baby boy.
I have heard many you tubers that had problems with tomatoes. Peppers have been in abundance
I love the combination of everyday tasks as homeschooling projects! Have a blessed day.
Hedge apples, or we call them hedge balls actually do keep mice away, we would put them all around the outside of our house growing up:)
Beautiful way to celebrate the season! Victor is so adorable- those big smiles for momma ❤ The girls in the kitchen creating with the pawpaw is wonderful! Job well done !
Thank you so much 🤗
Victor is such a cutie! All your kids are lovely!
Thank you!! 😊
That little boy’s smile made my day….that swing is the bomb. Things have really evolved since I raised my kids and kept my grandkids as babies 8 years ago.
I love your enthusiasm for creating in the kitchen using all the fresh ingredients available to you. What a cozy video this was… I felt wrapped up in autumn 😊
Love love your videos! Oh my gosh victor is so adorable, even his little cute feet hanging out of wrap, so adorable Lisa! 🥰
What happens if you don't rinse basmati rice?
If the grains aren't washed before cooking, this residual starch will gelatinize in the hot cooking water and make the cooked grains of rice stick to each other. In some instances, such as sticky rice varieties like glutinous rice and arborio rice, this can lead to a very gummy texture
PAW PAW can be tasty, but NEVER dehydrate!!! I made the mistake of doing so, the fatty acids break down & cause much gastric distress. I found out the hard way, thought I would need the hospital. Baking with this native fruit also needs to be done with caution. Thanks for opportunity to share on your vlog
We lived near a paw paw tree one year and I was excited to try them out but animals/birds ate them before we got a chance. 😢
You could wear burlap an look beautiful you always look nice beautiful
that's so nice! Thanks for watching.
Mexican style pumkin, with Brown sugar, cinnamon ando clove. Is a delicius desert.
Sounds great!
What a wonderful life you are creating for your family. I admire you so much and am so glad I found your channel!
Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy watching.
Wow, that’s great you’re still getting goodies from the garden! Going to try some of these recipes. Victor is such a cutie as all your children, the girls are beautiful just like mom. 😊
I use leftover spaghetti meat sauce add rice and top with cheese for my stuffed peppers. For meatloaf I add rotel, oats, eggs for my meatloaf. Top with ketchup and my family loves.
You are a wonderful momma and homemaker. ❤
Thank you so much!
Here in zone 8 we’ve actually had a frost already that lasted three mornings. Earliest one I can remember here in Texas. My poor green beans. :(
Love the baby sounds! Also, I tried hedgeapples to keep away spiders and centipedes when I lived in an apartment that was built in the 1940s. It worked great to keep them out of the immediate area, but then instead of the closets they invaded my kitchen! Was not happy haha
GREAT FINDS...Thanks. Fortunately I HAVE LOTS OF CLOTHES. AND NOW DO NOT NEED.
Lisa, YOU ARE AMAZING. You are beautiful and have a beautiful family.
Thank you so much!!
Lisa, you are so talented and Victor is adorable. I appreciate the learning I receive from watching your videos. Thank you!
Thank you for following along with us!
My favorite time of the year! Thank you for these dinner ideas. I get in a rut sometimes so it is nice to see what others are doing.
I’m in Saint Charles MO and we just had our killing frost. I have herbs and greens still and I just dug up my ginger yesterday.
I turn dry homemade bread into breadcrumbs as well. It’s useful for so many things.
Score on the pawpaw tree!
Try seasoning your greenbeans with bacon grease,,,,oh my!!
I am impressed that you keep your personal life away from your channel and you show folks how to make sourdough, how to run a homestead, how to sew, how to manage a family, etc. You even teach on how to manage finances to a degree which inspires me because we live frugally too. You homeschool your children which is very impressive. Your channel is rich in content, Lisa, and your channel is number one in my opinion! God bless your family! You are a wonderful mother and homemaker too. ❤
Victor is so adorable! And, oh my, how cute is that snore!
We called hedge apples, bodark apples and put them in the attic to keep mice away.
Thank you for showing the kids while
Your working! Much more realistic for us moms that have kids underfoot 24/7 and still
Trying to beautifully homemade without childcare etc. it can be done!😊
It must be a bit warm by you yet. Beautiful curtains blowing in the breeze. Was Victor giggling and laughing when you were cleaning the door glass? How cute. I think your taste in clothes is the same as mine. I would wear everything you pick out. Loving the skirt!
thank you!
I had to watch the video twice because Victor's cute snoring was a good distraction.🥹😹🤗❤️❤️
I’ve been doing the deep mulch/Ruth Stout method for tomatoes for the past few years and they LOVE it! Tomatoes love wet feet so keep that mulch deep and you’ll have tons of tomatoes.
Great tip!
This channel is an inspiration to us all. Farmhouse on Boone and Simple Farmhouse Life is the epitome of UA-cam.
We just moved to NWA- my landlord told me to pick the "horse apples" (his wife called it "hedge apples" and throw them under the house to keep snakes and spiders out. I have 7 cats because I'm terrified of spiders so I am all over that!! Really not sure if it works but hey- I'm willing to try! 😂. Love your channel!!❤
Lol, where I'm from horse apples refers to horse poop and hedge apples come from a tree. Glad you didn't throw horse poop under your house 🤣I'm no fan of spiders in the house either !
@@jendyson6729 😂😂. Funny how different areas have different names right? Now every time i see those in going to remember this and think 🐴 💩
Fall blessings to you and your family! Victor is growing so fast and such an adorable baby. 💙 The hedge apples are lovely in your bowl arrangement. They fit right in with the small pumpkins, squash and gourds, etc. Adding the fall leaves and walnuts ade it even more interesting. 💙
I notes you fried the eggplant directly people say you have to put salt on it to draw out the water in it 😊
You look so great in the outfits. Loved Victor’s smile. 😊
Not sure which was cozier...this video or Victor's precious snoring...can i get that in a white noise app? Lol
Hi from Australia, we grow pawpaw on our 20 ache property, we live in a tropical climate. Our paw paws are much bigger and lovely orange, they are so sweet and delicious...
I always safe my bacon grease. For sauce, soups or sautee onions in it to add to potato. Taste so good
I love your videos you cook bake my kind of video. Enjoy your weekend cute baby and helpful daughters. ❤❤❤❤
Loved seeing sweet Victor with those cute smiles....You're looking wonderful, btw.
I noticed you snap off both ends of the green beans. You may prefer that and it seems that is traditionally the way it's done but I quit doing it that way. There's less waste and it works fine to only snap off the end that was attached to the plant. Keeping the pointy end intact. 😊
I always throw hedge apples under my house every fall. Never had a cockroach ants or other bugs in the house. My mother always did so I do too. It has always worked for me.
What we call pawpaw in South Africa is what you call papaya in America. I don't know the small green pawpaw that you have.
It’s great that you’re still getting things from your garden. Your food always looks delicious and that was some beautiful looking bread! I’m sure your guest enjoyed it. Take care and God bless your precious family! 😀❤️
Love getting produce fresh right from the garden!! Food looked delicious!!! Baby Victor is such a cutie pie! God bless you and your family.
We have always used hedge apples the same way 😊, sweet baby smiles
Your videos are very relaxing. They inspire me and lift my spirits during these hard times. Thank you from Israel 🇮🇱
I'm so glad!
My grandmother had a pawpaw tree at her house down by the Kentucky river. Unfortunately, I hate bananas and found out I also hate pawpaws. But I loved eating the gooseberries off the bush at her house and feeding the fish in the koi pond.
I love Madewell! I just wore a plum, muslin dress on Sunday.🍂 You look pretty in your outfits, Lisa.🫶🏻
The way you are with pawpaws is how we are with mulberries. Many find them to be invasive, a mess, and a nuisance. But in the summer my kids and I pick them, wild black raspberries, and wild blackberries in our woods and make pies. A fun tradition.
Your home is so cozy and beautiful. And a Beautiful family ❤
Oh gosh Victor loves his mama tell you he smiles and gives you love eyes smile it is precious the print over the dinning room table is stunning
I moved from Pa to Mo . And found tomatoes never did as good here . Tomatoes need cool nights to set fruit and I believe that is why they don’t produce as much . Did you ever see how they start producing in fall when the nights cool down but then don’t have time to mature. The Mennonite produce farmers here have there tomatoes on drip water . I believe that helps they need a steady supply of water not to much an not to little, I lay a soaker hose along the roots of mine then mulch them with a thick layer of straw , that helps keep the roots cool and evenly moist . It helps .
What a little doll Victor is! ❤
I love thred up, don't get me wrong, but I only shop when there's a good sale because $30 for a used sweater is outrageous. Even if it's great quality. But I always love your wardrobe hauls. I pattered my whole fall look off of your video last year or the year before 😁
Sounds like you may have planted a determinate variety of tomato. They produce a lot all at once and then are done. You want to look for an indeterminate if you want them all season.
You probably already know this but just Incase you don't 👍
You can save those pawpaw seeds and plant them. My husband has grown a ton of them here in Tennessee. The pawpaw tree has a symbiotic relationship with the zebra swallow tail butterfly. The tree is pollinated by flies - so we keep our compost pile in the vicinity - some people hang dead roadkill on the tree to attract the flies!
Interesting!
Anyone else keep checking this channel for another vid constantly? Sooo cozy ti watch!
Tomatoes don't like to produce flowers when it's over 90°, wonder if that was the problem? Or maybe you need more phosphorus in the soil? I know mine took FOREVER to turn this year. I now have 30lbs of green tomatoes on large bread delivery trays that are turning inside. Love you Lisa
thanks for sharing!
I just made sausage stuffed poblanos for breakfast. I had the opposite issue with tomatoes and peppers. My tomatoes did great but my peppers not so much. I’m doing lots of amending as we put the garden to rest for the winter.
Victor is just adorable! He seems to really like that swing contraption! (I have no idea what it is called!! 🤔) Thanks for telling us about pawpaws!
Fall is such a cozy season! Whenever I watch your videos, I can't help but notice that modern-looking bouncing seat for the baby. It seems incredibly useful. Would you mind sharing the brand and model? 💛
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thank you! @@FarmhouseonBoone
Davids wife) I could watch your videos all day!
My favorite channel by far. Thank you.
Wow, thank you!
Oh ,Lisa Victors smile is so adorable! meatloaf looks so goo, I plane to make one soon! Your new outfits look very nice on you! Hugs from Ca!
Thank you so much!
I just went out for a walk and picked some hedge apples. Thanks for the decor tip!
How sweet was Victor watching you clean
Reminds me of those newborn days where you are their entire world!
In Southern Iowa - our garden was prolific with peppers this year! I was amazed. Our tomatoes did pretty well - wondering if yours shut down from a dryer season?? Love the video - Victor is a dolly!! I am a new grandma now - and enjoying baby snuggles and cooing sounds!! Blessings to you Lisa and family.
Such a great video. Where can I find your recipes especially the stuffed peppers. I think I want to try them. Never thought I would like them but your recipe looks so good. Your baby is so precious. What a blessing to have him right there with you.
You can find all my recipes on FarmhouseonBoone.com
I saw a stuffed pepper recipe but it looked different.@@FarmhouseonBoone
Get those herbs in, wash them in the sink, twine them and hang until dried. Then, grind in the coffee grinder until desired consistency and put in lovely mason jars 😊
We can buy hedge apples at our local markets for Christmas decor. I love the smell and we also slice them and let them dry out and they are pretty in baskets kind of like orange slices. The hedge apple has a pretty design when sliced. Hey, sell yours for some extra Christmas cash!
Beautiful video , so inspirational!! Victor so adorable. God Bless 🙏❤️
The little fellow is so happy ❤😊
Thank you for this beautiful video!! I love watching all your videos! Missouri is such a beautiful state!! And yes.. Victor is absolutely adorable and growing so fast 😊