What an awesome video of such a beautiful family! I just love their simple and humble way of life and how content they are, not trying to keep up with anybody else. It makes one really question today's modern lifestyle and the stress and emptiness in our quest to own more and more stuff. We can be content and feel so blessed with all that God has bestowed upon us. More belongings doesn't translate into a happier lifestyle. Very thankful for you to show us other ways of living of people making it on so little.
FYI..gleaning is Biblical. In the Old Testament, people were requited to leave a certain amount of their crop for gleaners. This helped in feeding the poor.
Many Christians forget that Jesus was so against usury which is the main cause of poverty and debt. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury In the UK Credit Unions are a good way to borrow money cheaply www.findyourcreditunion.co.uk/about-credit-unions/
In Germany we make foodsharing. We go to the stores and get all the groceries they can't sell anymore and which the "Tafel" is not allowed to sell. It is so much food that we have just like a little "store" where anyone can take it for free. In Germany a lot food is wasted! Sometimes there is one apple with a flaw in a whole bunch and they throw the whole bunch away! Or sausage from the butcher that is not in a vaccum wrap: The "Tafel" is not allowed to sell it for little price to the poor. So they throw it away, too. That' s very sad. But with foodsharing we share these food with others and save a lot of money. Per week we share about 300 kg food in our Fairteiler which means "fair- sharer"!
C0rrect. Here's the thing. We are all human here, no matter where we hie from. This is the editor within me. We are REQUIRED. requited means different. To say this in a way that others here, some will distort it. I've always preferred.... the intent matters more, but even then others would exploit the differences. You are brill miss Pool. This the way to gallant.
I love Brackin and Lyndsey. I have one of their CDs and am waiting for more in the mail. I can't wait! Thank you for showing their tiny house. It is good to think outside the box. I am impressed that he thinks enough of his family to make a way for him to spend more time with them. Not every dad would do that.
@@michellemuhummad6797 I don't know what I would do without a shower everyday. I just don't feel good about myself if I don't...especially during that time of the month! Ick!
The house is not "tiny" in my opinion. It just has a low ceiling and a low number of bedrooms for a large family, but it is definitely cute and workable for a living space. I'm really impressed by the layout of the house that they built themselves and the organization of the kitchen. The backyard is very beautiful and amazing as well. It is a perfect area for young children to run around and play outside. Thanks for showing us aorund their home, Tawra!
SrirachaMom Most people talking about tiny houses, say that up to 500 sqf is still tiny. They fall just under that. It also depends on with how many people you live there. With soon 6 people I would still call this tiny!
Everytime I watch a video like this about homesteaders, tiny housers, simpler life, etc etc..I'm reminded of how much of a princess I truly am. lol! Not for me, but I'm so glad you guys are thriving!
These are people I have long subscribed to. I am so glad you and Ellie went there. I have enjoyed your video's so much. And you are right they and their family as well as you and your family are all very inspiring. You are all young enough to have been my children and I find myself just being proud of all of you.
Here in Chile, most people use the instant water heater, we call them calefont. They last a long time, all plummers know how to fix them and they sell parts everywhere. Ours works on natural gas. They have been used here for many many years, I would say more than 50 years. They are economical and efficient.
You seem surprised @ 10.50 by the apparent lack of kitchen utensils and appliances and how anybody could manage without those things. The truth is most people have way to much just stuff that they never use, it's a kind of hoarder mentality if you like. I have a toaster, kettle, stick blender and that's pretty much it in appliances. I am the dishwasher and when I want to mash potatoes or stir something on the stove or bake or cut something up, in short cook, (and that's seven days a week) I do those things by hand with spoons and whisks and knives. Its radical I know ;) but that's the way I learnt to cook and really if we don't teach our kids to use only the basics then what are we teaching them?
Well I did show surprise in the video but I'm not really surprised. This is about what I have for my kitchen. I just knew my viewers would be surpised.
I have food chopper, mixer, hand blender, ninja, juicer and other appliances that just sit and I never use them. I also just use a knife, my old fashioned whisks, I have 2 kinds, a rolling pin and a plastic hand juicer. You just made me realize while I am purging I need to purge all of those things too. Almost all of them just need dusted all of the time which is a waste of my time.
An interviewer usually asks questions the general public may have. I thought it was a great show! I've raised five daughters and never cared to buy a kitchen appliance or gadget that only did one thing. I don't even own a toaster. : )) Peace and love, all.
No freebie for me BUT I got really excited when I made my instant mashed potatoes by swapping out the fattening milk and butter and instead replacing it with the chicken flavor pouch that came with my Ramen noodles! It was so good!!
Loved the tiny home what a lovely couple. I found this channel from the Fundamental Home. The only complaint I have is the sound. Very low making it hard to hear except at the end. 😥
This was a great segment. I watched a 2nd time with my soon to be married 21 yo daughter. She and fiance are very frugal, but this gave her more ideas in saving money. What a wonderful family.
I grew up in the south in a house with an attic fan. Sleeping with the windows opened and the cool breeze blowing was lovely, but the fan can also pull in a lot of dust.
Absolutely love this video thank you for sharing your home! It makes me feel so much better about moving from a house into a mobile home. We're only a family of 3 so if they can do it with almost 7 then we can do it too 😊❤❤❤
omg! love the set up! were a family of 6, soon to be 7 and looking at doing a shed home once we get land it will be placed. and living off grid. (no electricity a few small solar panels to charge phones, laptop)
I so enjoyed this video series, I've followed the 3 channels (living on a dime, sounds like reign & the fundamental home) for awhile & it was wonderful that you all collaborated to ask different questions & give us insight on how people from different walks of life but with the same goal in mind, live. I've wanted to live the tiny house way with a minimal homestead style for years but can't talk hubby into fully going this way....we compromise with having a small vegetable garden, make jams, chutneys, sauces & preserves & live frugally as possible. I live in sunny Queensland Australia & we have mild winters but incredibly hot long summers. Thanks again for these informative vlogs Tawra. 😃👍🏻
I haven't done official gleaning, but in the neighborhood I live in, people have different trees and gardens and i've been able to do some major canning just from what people shared with me. I got free plums, apples, pears, grapes, tomatoes and jalapenos.
I learned from my horses and dogs that over washing strips them of needed oils so I too reduced my bathing. In between showers I sponge bathe using less than a gallon of water.
When I was young my Church gleaned a cucumber field one year. We ate my Mother's dill and sweet pickles for several years. If we had not gleaned that field, all of those under sized and over sized cucumbers would have gone to waste.
Thanks for the tour! I found it from looking at the Fundamental homes tour of just Lindsay's kitchen, it was informative and interesting. I'm hooked on the tinyhouse living shows which air on the tv but after seeing this real tour, they feel contrived and staged and just fake. This looks like people are really living here and living well. I'm impressed. Subscribing to your channel too! Blessings from Australia :)
White buckets allow UV into bucket, use Mylar bags inside bucket and put dried goods inside Mylar bag. Can also put nitrogen or dessicants inside bag with food and seal for longer term storage (such as if you buy a 50 lb bag of rice and know it will last over a year; fill buckets with Mylar bags full of rice and seal bags for whatever you won't use in first three months.....
I love my whole house fan. It's probably 10 years old. We've never had central air bc I hate having my windows closed after having them closed for winter.
Such a great video! What I think young people don't think about when they're college age is learning a skill or trade, perhaps in addition to going to school for a particular field if that's really what they want. While I thankfully went to college debt free, there were no jobs in the field I had chosen (at least in my location). Because of the cost of living, people couldn't retire and to cut costs, individuals who'd been working for several years in the field were being let go. You obviously can't predict what's going to happen in a job field, but if possible, it's great to have the flexibility of an occupation that isn't limited to a certain location, so you have the option of moving to a lower cost place.
Absolutely! Bachelor's degrees have become the new high school diploma. Blue collar jobs used to be more respected than they are today, but if someone were to go into a trade today, they could make a killing since they're harder to come by. A friend of ours got his BA in business & went on to get his MBA all while also working on his plumbing license. Today, he owns a plumbing business in NOLA & only works Friday-Sunday because he can charge $50+/hr as his standard fee & double on weekends as an "emergency" rate. No one wants to wait until Monday if their toilet breaks on Friday night!!!
In Virginia they have something that is a little like greening except you pay for what you pick and it is called "pick your own ". Since it these farms are just for "pick your own", it is not greening in the true sense of the word but it is a lot of fun .
Great video, I live in Australia, I don't know anyone who lives this way but always thought it was a great idea. I really admire what you all have done :D
I've never heard of gleaning apart from biblical text. Going to look into it in my area. Though people around here give very little away. Even 0ld bald tires have a price on them for years in yards.
It would be cheap and great to get all the nice homesteaders like u guys and buy 1 big property put all the little homes on it and live close and help each other like community. Its cheaper with more people just pay property taxes and electrical. Like the Amish.
Feedback I could hardly hear you at times. Anyway you can turn the volume up on your end? :Love the home and family - what a nice life you have. Blessings
I want a shed home ! Im going to talk to my husband we need to live off one income .I dont know how this lady does it but than I realize my kids have a ridiculous amount of toys so unnecessary. Please pray for my family to become more self sufficient and minimal! God bless 🙏
Dehydrated apple and tomato slices make great healthy chips. In Oregon we (the homeschooling group) would get called to each take 100s of pounds of sometimes less than perfect but mostly great. Also you can make laundry soap, shampoo, hand soap out of naruli Soap Nuts...never had an allergic issues. You can get the liquid already prepped or esp with vitamix or bullet grind for scouring powder or put Nuts in muslin bage straight into wash. Use White distilled vinegar in rinse instead of fabric softener and as an all purpose cleaner (along with baking soda).
I never heard of gleaning. I have heard it in the Bible but I never heard of people picking at farms in the modern day. I will have to look into it because I can. Cool family and home. Love the laundry and food room. They put a lot of thought in how to make thier home work for them.
This just popped up on my feed! It’s from five years ago, I’d love to see an updated video! Are you all still able to live this way with current prices? We are struggling a bit over here with todays prices.
Could you live in a tiny house? Is it your dream? www.livingonadime.com/store/
How do you make laundry detergent for HE machine chemical free and no borax?
How do you make hand dishwashing soap?
Honestly.... how much is the expense for the tiny house. Please be honest.
We live in 1,050 feet,family of eleven
I might could but I wouldn’t. I’m happy living in my normal size home living within my means.
@@melissavazquez2953 How?
Thanks for touring our home Tawra! I hope folks will visit our channel and be blessed by our music! Take care :)
Sounds Like Reign sounds
Sounds Like Reign I subscribed to your vlog! Your family is so inspirational and loving. God Bless You! xo
It was a good surprise finding you here guys :) you only had 4 kinds then btw..
What an awesome video of such a beautiful family! I just love their simple and humble way of life and how content they are, not trying to keep up with anybody else. It makes one really question today's modern lifestyle and the stress and emptiness in our quest to own more and more stuff. We can be content and feel so blessed with all that God has bestowed upon us. More belongings doesn't translate into a happier lifestyle. Very thankful for you to show us other ways of living of people making it on so little.
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FYI..gleaning is Biblical. In the Old Testament, people were requited to leave a certain amount of their crop for gleaners. This helped in feeding the poor.
Many Christians forget that Jesus was so against usury which is the main cause of poverty and debt. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Usury In the UK Credit Unions are a good way to borrow money cheaply www.findyourcreditunion.co.uk/about-credit-unions/
In Germany we make foodsharing. We go to the stores and get all the groceries they can't sell anymore and which the "Tafel" is not allowed to sell. It is so much food that we have just like a little "store" where anyone can take it for free. In Germany a lot food is wasted! Sometimes there is one apple with a flaw in a whole bunch and they throw the whole bunch away! Or sausage from the butcher that is not in a vaccum wrap: The "Tafel" is not allowed to sell it for little price to the poor. So they throw it away, too. That' s very sad. But with foodsharing we share these food with others and save a lot of money. Per week we share about 300 kg food in our Fairteiler which means "fair- sharer"!
C0rrect. Here's the thing. We are all human here, no matter where we hie from. This is the editor within me. We are REQUIRED. requited means different. To say this in a way that others here, some will distort it. I've always preferred.... the intent matters more, but even then others would exploit the differences. You are brill miss Pool. This the way to gallant.
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Karla Pool They're poor because they don't work.
I love Brackin and Lyndsey. I have one of their CDs and am waiting for more in the mail. I can't wait! Thank you for showing their tiny house. It is good to think outside the box. I am impressed that he thinks enough of his family to make a way for him to spend more time with them. Not every dad would do that.
Seriously impressive how a family of 6 and a half can live so happy and content with such a tiny home! God bless you guys ❤❤❤
I live in the Appalachian Mountains. This music is all around here. What an amazing blessing this family must be to others.
Such a neat, clean, and organized home! Well done! Love this family's vision and values!
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Nice to not have a lot of junk!
The wife is adorable. Beautiful home.
No matter what take a full bath or shower 🚿🛁.. especially a female
@@michellemuhummad6797 I don't know what I would do without a shower everyday. I just don't feel good about myself if I don't...especially during that time of the month! Ick!
I could listen to you converse with Lindsey alllll day! So glad you visited them.
Love Sounds Like Reign. Inspirational family with beautiful hearts.
I think this is probably one of the BEST tiny home set ups I have ever seen!!! great use of space and I love this channel, great family music! =)
So nice for them to open up their home and share with all of us how they live on a budget ♡♡♡
What a lovely home and lovely family!
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Indeed! 🤗
There are such beautiful people around the world! greetings from Italy!
I agree! 🙂
Hello , Daniel from Ohio USA , hope you are safe and well
The house is not "tiny" in my opinion. It just has a low ceiling and a low number of bedrooms for a large family, but it is definitely cute and workable for a living space. I'm really impressed by the layout of the house that they built themselves and the organization of the kitchen. The backyard is very beautiful and amazing as well. It is a perfect area for young children to run around and play outside. Thanks for showing us aorund their home, Tawra!
SrirachaMom Most people talking about tiny houses, say that up to 500 sqf is still tiny. They fall just under that. It also depends on with how many people you live there. With soon 6 people I would still call this tiny!
It's soon to be 7, I believe, and I'd say this is a tiny house regardless of where convention says the threshold lies! :-)
the typical small or tiny house definition is a home with square footage is between 100 and 400 square feet, although some go up to 900 square feet.
Everytime I watch a video like this about homesteaders, tiny housers, simpler life, etc etc..I'm reminded of how much of a princess I truly am. lol! Not for me, but I'm so glad you guys are thriving!
Are any in mass with at leeway 5acers
Are there any tiny homes in mass with at least 5/10 acers
A 5 min shower even if I don’t wash my hair/shave daily is a must! I do enjoy not washing my long hair everyday 😊
I am so impressed! This shows I can do more to cut expenses at our house.
These are people I have long subscribed to. I am so glad you and Ellie went there. I have enjoyed your video's so much. And you are right they and their family as well as you and your family are all very inspiring. You are all young enough to have been my children and I find myself just being proud of all of you.
Nice video but i wish the camera had showed the deck! instead of watching you talk about it, would have been nice to see the deck/bike runway
Sara Danser I was thinking the same thing!!!!
je me suis fais la même reflexion aha
Yes do a deck video please
Exactly.....camera didn't even glance at it.
We love it!! Thank you so very much for letting us see your home, and sharing.
They did a great job on their shed/house conversion. Thank you for sharing.
I dont think that would work where I live (North West Montana) snow gets deeper and would need a lot more wall than a 2x4 shed wall.
@@cindyrobertson8542 some people have the built at 2x6 so they can have the additional insulation.
It's nice to know that there are people like this. If more people could just be like this family.
Love this. I’ve watched this family for awhile they always seem so co tent on so little and they really love spending they’re time together
Here in Chile, most people use the instant water heater, we call them calefont. They last a long time, all plummers know how to fix them and they sell parts everywhere. Ours works on natural gas. They have been used here for many many years, I would say more than 50 years. They are economical and efficient.
I love this family and l listen to them just about everyday,they bless my heart.
You seem surprised @ 10.50 by the apparent lack of kitchen utensils and appliances and how anybody could manage without those things. The truth is most people have way to much just stuff that they never use, it's a kind of hoarder mentality if you like. I have a toaster, kettle, stick blender and that's pretty much it in appliances. I am the dishwasher and when I want to mash potatoes or stir something on the stove or bake or cut something up, in short cook, (and that's seven days a week) I do those things by hand with spoons and whisks and knives. Its radical I know ;) but that's the way I learnt to cook and really if we don't teach our kids to use only the basics then what are we teaching them?
Well I did show surprise in the video but I'm not really surprised. This is about what I have for my kitchen. I just knew my viewers would be surpised.
It looked like she had four identical hanging cast iron skillets and a reasonable amount of other pans.
I have food chopper, mixer, hand blender, ninja, juicer and other appliances that just sit and I never use them. I also just use a knife, my old fashioned whisks, I have 2 kinds, a rolling pin and a plastic hand juicer. You just made me realize while I am purging I need to purge all of those things too. Almost all of them just need dusted all of the time which is a waste of my time.
Gail Pugsley kkkkk
An interviewer usually asks questions the general public may have. I thought it was a great show! I've raised five daughters and never cared to buy a kitchen appliance or gadget that only did one thing. I don't even own a toaster. : )) Peace and love, all.
Love it! I would mostly like the layout but would also like to have AC. The stacked bedrooms is really neat & great way to maximize space! 🎉
Me too, I live in GA and no air conditioner would be unbearable.
That place is a large luxury bungalow.
It is mine and my husband’s dream to have a setup similar to this on our own land one day! Love this. Thanks for sharing!
No freebie for me BUT I got really excited when I made my instant mashed potatoes by swapping out the fattening milk and butter and instead replacing it with the chicken flavor pouch that came with my Ramen noodles! It was so good!!
Loved seeing the tiny house, very creative in how they organize inside. 😊
you guys are so humble.
They have a really cozy looking home🙏🏾🙏🏾😊😊😊
I loved this video! This tiny house is so beautiful and efficient. Thank you for the tour and sharing.
Thank you so much for this video, through it I have found Lindsey, Brackin and their beautiful boys. They have such an amazing ministry.
Loved the tiny home what a lovely couple. I found this channel from the Fundamental Home. The only complaint I have is the sound. Very low making it hard to hear except at the end. 😥
This was a great segment. I watched a 2nd time with my soon to be married 21 yo daughter. She and fiance are very frugal, but this gave her more ideas in saving money. What a wonderful family.
Simple family.....love them! More people should relate to this and live this life....
I grew up in the south in a house with an attic fan. Sleeping with the windows opened and the cool breeze blowing was lovely, but the fan can also pull in a lot of dust.
Absolutely love this video thank you for sharing your home! It makes me feel so much better about moving from a house into a mobile home. We're only a family of 3 so if they can do it with almost 7 then we can do it too 😊❤❤❤
How the heck could anyone thumbs down this video. Guess it proves to each his own. I found this video inspiring.
I love this family! Great people and great videos. We also use Kirk's soap, it's very mild and lathers great without leaving soap scum everywhere.
I LOVE how they dealt with "thinking outside the box" with their accommodations!
I love this! I'm thinking about building a tiny house..I'm really liking this shed conversion.
omg! love the set up! were a family of 6, soon to be 7 and looking at doing a shed home once we get land it will be placed. and living off grid. (no electricity a few small solar panels to charge phones, laptop)
I think the key is to live in an area without obnoxious regulatory laws.
You have that exactly right.
Those bedrooms stacked on top of each other is a great design.
Hey BRACKEN AND LINDSEY, WHAT A SORPRISE FINDING YOU HERE. TOO GUYS!! :)
Yes I definitely could live in a tiny house, love theirs!
Really love this home and this family!! Well done guys! ❤️
I so enjoyed this video series, I've followed the 3 channels (living on a dime, sounds like reign & the fundamental home) for awhile & it was wonderful that you all collaborated to ask different questions & give us insight on how people from different walks of life but with the same goal in mind, live. I've wanted to live the tiny house way with a minimal homestead style for years but can't talk hubby into fully going this way....we compromise with having a small vegetable garden, make jams, chutneys, sauces & preserves & live frugally as possible. I live in sunny Queensland Australia & we have mild winters but incredibly hot long summers.
Thanks again for these informative vlogs Tawra. 😃👍🏻
love this house! Top quality. really enjoyed their 'easy' style - of course its hard work to keep it looking so easy. Thanks for the fun video.
So amazing and sweet Family. Thank you for sharing. Gods blessing🙏🏻❤️
I haven't done official gleaning, but in the neighborhood I live in, people have different trees and gardens and i've been able to do some major canning just from what people shared with me. I got free plums, apples, pears, grapes, tomatoes and jalapenos.
What a warm welcoming peaceful home. God bless this precious family.
Humble family, beautiful values and lovely home!
I learned from my horses and dogs that over washing strips them of needed oils so I too reduced my bathing. In between showers I sponge bathe using less than a gallon of water.
When I was young my Church gleaned a cucumber field one year. We ate my Mother's dill and sweet pickles for several years. If we had not gleaned that field, all of those under sized and over sized cucumbers would have gone to waste.
Thanks for the tour! I found it from looking at the Fundamental homes tour of just Lindsay's kitchen, it was informative and interesting. I'm hooked on the tinyhouse living shows which air on the tv but after seeing this real tour, they feel contrived and staged and just fake. This looks like people are really living here and living well. I'm impressed. Subscribing to your channel too! Blessings from Australia :)
wow. . this is so beautiful . .so inspiring .. so humble .. I am feeling quite wasteful all of a sudden . ..
White buckets allow UV into bucket, use Mylar bags inside bucket and put dried goods inside Mylar bag. Can also put nitrogen or dessicants inside bag with food and seal for longer term storage (such as if you buy a 50 lb bag of rice and know it will last over a year; fill buckets with Mylar bags full of rice and seal bags for whatever you won't use in first three months.....
That's great advice for preppers, but with such limited space, I doubt they're interested in storing more than a month's worth of food at a time.
Great collaborations . Thank you guys so much . Excellent videos. Love you guys.
Love that you visited them!!
I love my whole house fan. It's probably 10 years old. We've never had central air bc I hate having my windows closed after having them closed for winter.
Such a great video! What I think young people don't think about when they're college age is learning a skill or trade, perhaps in addition to going to school for a particular field if that's really what they want. While I thankfully went to college debt free, there were no jobs in the field I had chosen (at least in my location). Because of the cost of living, people couldn't retire and to cut costs, individuals who'd been working for several years in the field were being let go. You obviously can't predict what's going to happen in a job field, but if possible, it's great to have the flexibility of an occupation that isn't limited to a certain location, so you have the option of moving to a lower cost place.
Absolutely! Bachelor's degrees have become the new high school diploma. Blue collar jobs used to be more respected than they are today, but if someone were to go into a trade today, they could make a killing since they're harder to come by. A friend of ours got his BA in business & went on to get his MBA all while also working on his plumbing license. Today, he owns a plumbing business in NOLA & only works Friday-Sunday because he can charge $50+/hr as his standard fee & double on weekends as an "emergency" rate. No one wants to wait until Monday if their toilet breaks on Friday night!!!
It's a sweet little country home, wooden 6 boys learning the skills life is good and cheap
In Virginia they have something that is a little like greening except you pay for what you pick and it is called "pick your own ". Since it these farms are just for "pick your own", it is not greening in the true sense of the word but it is a lot of fun .
What a wonderful visit, I needed this inspiration today. Thank you! Definitely going to go check out their channel.
Great video, I live in Australia, I don't know anyone who lives this way but always thought it was a great idea. I really admire what you all have done :D
Tara, I love your interviews. You always are kind and let the people you interview shine.
This was such a delight to watch. I'm so glad I watched.
It looks way bigger than I expected
I've never heard of gleaning apart from biblical text. Going to look into it in my area. Though people around here give very little away. Even 0ld bald tires have a price on them for years in yards.
Amazing you two are teamed up!!! Terrific!
What an inspiration! Thank you for sharing your home!
Such a beautiful home and great use of space!!
What a lovely family and what a lovely home! xxx
I love watching them!
such a sweet couple really enjoyed the tour and the interview will be subscribing to their channel!
God bless this wonderful family they and real ideal role models for society,
Wow tataly impressed! Pure Inspiration
It would be cheap and great to get all the nice homesteaders like u guys and buy 1 big property put all the little homes on it and live close and help each other like community. Its cheaper with more people just pay property taxes and electrical. Like the Amish.
Feedback I could hardly hear you at times. Anyway you can turn the volume up on your end? :Love the home and family - what a nice life you have. Blessings
What a beautiful home!
wow..i really love thier house..very simple but very nice.
What a great little functional house..
I love it.. thanks for sharing guys
Your home looks very cozy.
Great video! I enjoy the I channel! Awesome tiny house!
A little behind times but thank you for introducing me to this awesome family. What a blessing!!
We love our whole house fan!
I want a shed home ! Im going to talk to my husband we need to live off one income .I dont know how this lady does it but than I realize my kids have a ridiculous amount of toys so unnecessary. Please pray for my family to become more self sufficient and minimal! God bless 🙏
Dehydrated apple and tomato slices make great healthy chips. In Oregon we (the homeschooling group) would get called to each take 100s of pounds of sometimes less than perfect but mostly great. Also you can make laundry soap, shampoo, hand soap out of naruli Soap Nuts...never had an allergic issues. You can get the liquid already prepped or esp with vitamix or bullet grind for scouring powder or put Nuts in muslin bage straight into wash. Use White distilled vinegar in rinse instead of fabric softener and as an all purpose cleaner (along with baking soda).
Beautiful home! Thanks for sharing!
I love this family! I watch their UA-cam channel also.
I never heard of gleaning. I have heard it in the Bible but I never heard of people picking at farms in the modern day. I will have to look into it because I can. Cool family and home. Love the laundry and food room. They put a lot of thought in how to make thier home work for them.
This just popped up on my feed! It’s from five years ago, I’d love to see an updated video! Are you all still able to live this way with current prices? We are struggling a bit over here with todays prices.
Awesome....definitely taking some tips from both of your channels. Thank you for uploading.
Hi Tawra n Elly J I enjoyed your Video n loved the Tiny House lots of room for everything