I said this in previous comments and I will say it again. Just when I think the cabin looks good you add to it and make it better. Well done. I can tell your definitely proud of it and you should be. Looks awesome.
Fabulous, well worth waiting for the reveal, Suzanne, you must be so proud, what an incredible amount of work to end up with such a masterpiece, everything is so well done and placed, kind of amazing how much you've fit in there without it being cluttered, congratulations on your completion, Thank you for sharing your pride and joy, Suzanne!
Thankyou, I am certainly happy with it :) I've failed at many many things in my lifetime, and still am, lol, and I look at the cabin and wonder "how did I manage to do this without failing?!" I'm just grateful to God for giving me the skill when I needed it, and providing materials at a great price!
I think it turned out great. Somethings don t happen overnight lol. Thanks for sharing the struggles. It has really showed how hard you have to work if you really want something and can be achieved. Also, that is ok to fail and learn from your mistakes. Hope your weekend is going well. Now crafting new amazing videos from a small house in the country lol.
Good work all of the visions and planning and mistakes that turned in redoing as you went along the minutes hours days weeks turned into a successful reality that you can be prod of and now fully enjoy. Congratulations. Job well done.
I have no doubt a professional could ahve whipped it out in a month or less. But for me, it was a relaxing project. I'd be farming all day and come back to work a few hours on the cabin. It was a nice change of pace, AND I learned a lot! Plus I can look at it and be proud :D
I don;t know much about her personality, but I figure she might be thrilled to know that 100 years later, her photo is hanging in a cabin for all the world to see ;D
Amazing work! I agree that does indeed look very cozy! I have enjoyed every single one of your videos. I have always hit like at the beginning of all your videos since the 2nd video I watched because I always knew it would be good. Even the very first video I watched of yours I liked less than 5 minutes in as I was that impressed! Thank you for all you do!
A very nicely planned and edited video..... you're getting pretty darn good with these videos..... :-) All of the time and effort you put into this project ended up with an excellent result.... nice job there Lady.
Always a good thing when ideas become reality. You now have a place to go and concentrate on your work without any distractions ! Good job , I like to see people DIYing things in their life.
Haha, of gosh I forgot about that! Looks like it will be the year of building! The horse trailer will actually be finished out in a similar theme . . . soon as I can get that stupid wiring straightened out, lol!
Very warn and cozy vibe going on in that cabin office. As a person who loves natural finishes like wood and stone in living space. I give you a solid 10 on a job excellently performed.
Funny you bring that up because I am JUST now realizing I DON'T have any stone, lol! Maybe because we don't have much stone on our property?? LOL! But yes, cozy was a must! I bought 3 different lights for the candle fixtures, and researched the death out of lumens to make sure all my lighting complemented the space. The original lights in the candles were flicker bulbs, which looked pretty cool but gave me a headache with their fiery glow :)
Awesome video keep the great content coming 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻the cabin turn out awesome great job. The things you can accomplish when you set your mind to it. Were you able to keep it totally off grid with the power?
Not with the radiator heater. I'm swapping that for a small wood stove for next year. Numbers wise, I can run the cabin off the Bluetti Power unit, which charges through the solar panels. I need to get a few more cords to make a throw switch to toggel between solar and shore power, so that if things are running low I can switch it over. So we will see!
It feels good when a plan comes together. The cabin is very welcoming, has a rustic feel and history in it's art. Grandma was a youthful beauty from her painting and would've felt at home at the cabin from the historical decoration. Nice work and decoration through and through.
Thankyou! I was a bit nervous on the blue sofa, but wanted something to give a bit of color pop. I think it plays perfectly with the yellow/red hues of the wood :) She was my Grandpa's mother, and his father died when he was young, leaving him to raise all the younger kids. My Grandpa worked in wood as well (had a MASSIVE workshop) and he would have been so thrilled to see how this project came out, and to see Great Grandmother having a place in it :)
YES! I actually had been thinking that TOO! Mostly because of visitors to the farm, and our homeschool group needing a potty, lol! I'm hoping to build an outhouse this summer AND a sugar shack!
It turned out great! Very cozy and just how you described the space you were looking for. Impressive cost savings also. I only see one problem - Erik why isn't the that field baled yet?? FarmGirl - 5:25 All joking aside it's well done and you show a lot of well deserved pride in it.
Hey, cool cabin office, I would definitely love to do something like this in my backyard although we have an older shed, which needs to be redone in the inside, but a newer building for myself would definitely be awesome thanks 😊
Old buildings can be done, but always good to look at overall life expectancy of the main shell. And then consider how much it will cost to finish the inside the way you want. It wasn't until after I received my cabin that I read pine has a life of 5-7 years (unstained). My floor was supposed to be hardwood, but it came as pine like everything else. I'm hoping it will last . . . Maybe for right now with prices being so high you can get creative and recycle old materials, so if the building leaks you won't be out too much $$. Then when prices come down you can build a new one in your leisure :)
Hello Suzanne! Wow!!! Thank you sooo much for sharing your finished cabin!! What a GREAT project…and for it to turn out the way you hoped!! YAY!! You just showed that you can do anything you put your mind too! Looking forward to hay season! Blessings to you from your fellow UA-cam, girl farming friends from Kansas!
I had to do some repair work to my solar panels (they had been sitting unused for a few years, but now they are able to charge up my battery banks and converters. Just gotta get a toggle switch to toggle everything between home power and solar power :)
It looks awesome, great job. The big question is if you had to do it all over again, would you do the same thing? Mainly, would you buy the prefab shell cabin or build yourself? What's the long-term plan for heating and cooling? Electric heat and a window AC unit?
I've played this one over in my head a few times. So I had bought the shell because I was on a time crunch, and the guy promised me 4-6 weeks for completion. I knew I could build one myself, but would take longer and I wanted the project DONE by Christmas 2020. lol I didn't even GET the cabin delivered for 12 weeks! And it wasn't to the specs I'd ordered either. So YES, I would definitely have done the cabin myself. Plus I could have insulated the floor first thing ;) I was trying to be smart with my time, but you can't be mad at someone else's failures, only your own ;) heating I bought the electric unit until I could find something better. I finally came across a small woodstove for a 200sqft cabin that has a burntime of 6-8hrs. It's small enough to fit nicely under my bookcase with the proper heat shields in place. I DO have an air-conditioner that came from Erik's dad's house (it's on wheels), so if I get desperate, I could go that route. not sure what to expect yet with heat, but the spray foam does NOT retain temperature as well as everyone suggested, so I am assuming this will turn into an oven. years ago, the dog shed was half my office (yup, it was ROUGH), and I remember plenty of mornings waking up and walking outside to muggy 78 degrees at 5am. Not only was it hot, but it was dusty and wreaked of mold (which I'm very allergic to). So I guess, even if it gets hot, it will STILL be a big upgrade from the dog shed ;)
@@This1LifeWeLive well, you've certainly turned the cabin shell lemon into lemonade. The thing I love most about your channel is your can do attitude, what an asset to have. I'd go with a woodstove myself as well and yeah, I bet it turns into an oven in the summer. I remember your dog shed office in some videos, too, lol.
Yes and no. This one claimed to have a temperature controlled thermostat, but pretty much it's just heat levels 1-6, which means you are constantly adjusting it based on the outside temperature (like a woodstove I guess). Our temps got down to the -teens a few times, and pretty much I'd walk out to 47 degrees and have to supplement with a second small heater. It did keep things from freezing, but they suck a lot of electric and don't keep temp in those frigid months. It gave me some time to do more research though, and I found a brand of tiny stove that's suited for small spaces of 200sqft and won't take up the whole cabin. It has a 6-8hr burn time too. So I will try to get that installed this summer when it's nicer out :)
Very well done Suze. Did you ever get it spray foamed? Don't forget the Smoke Detectors. Is that your real Great Grandmother? Lovely. Lucky Couch. That office chair looks like it needs 5 point safety harness! Your daughter or neighbour kid?
Yes it was spray foamed long ago :) And my great grandmother on my grandpa's side. It hung in my grandma's living room for ages, and she told us grandkids whatever we wanted when she died, to let us know. Since I used to restore old photos back in the day, I wanted all the old photographs, including this one :) I am have some tin lithographs too I might put up later :)
I know exactly what I would say to you Susie if I was your dad I would give you a big genuine hug and tell you how proud I am of you good job Susie well done you sweet precious angel girl
Right now it's hooked to the outside breaker box on the house. I have the solar panels repaired and working now, and they can charge my Bluetti. I need to get a splitter switch to toggle power between the house and the solar panel. I know a LOT of UA-camrs are quick to jump right into solar and struggle through it, but I like dipping my toes in the water and going from there ;) Our solar set-up worked great for maple syrup, so now I'll test it on running my offce :) It WON'T run my heater though . . . that sucks 1800watts every 7 minutes! I'll get a woodstove for next year :)
Looks great! What was your final solution for the off grid power? I noticed you had a YETI power pack in one of the scenes... Just curious how it tied into the panel you installed. :)
So right now I can charge it through the panels with the cords it comes with (also how I figured out my solar panel's connectors were bad and needed replacing). I need to buy a longer solar cable to wrap around (or maybe under) my cabin to connect to the rear power supply access point. I'm installing a switch to toggle between house and solar power (with fuses on each). The solar panel will connect to my Bluettie, and the bluettie to my toggle switch which allows me to toggle between the bluetti solar power and the house power. The cabin fusebox will connect in to the switch. It's an easy install, but I just gotta have a nice chunk of free time to order the cords and get it done.
@@This1LifeWeLive Sounds like you've got a good plan. Time is a commodity that always seems to be in short supply (especially now with a cold wet spring again). Enjoy your new build it looks great!
Hi Sue nice update on the cabin. By the way expect some mail at your PO box soon that I sent April 22, 2022 please do not stab yourself with it only hay.👍
Very nice! Congrats!
Thankyou!
I said this in previous comments and I will say it again. Just when I think the cabin looks good you add to it and make it better. Well done. I can tell your definitely proud of it and you should be. Looks awesome.
Thankyou! I'm still amazed myself at how well it turned out :D
Suzanne it looks great. Y'all take care and have a blessed weekend and I'll see you on your next video.
Thanks Billy!
Very, very nice Suzanne, turned out really well, fair play, enjoy👌👍🙏🙂
Thankyou!
Fabulous, well worth waiting for the reveal, Suzanne, you must be so proud, what an incredible amount of work to end up with such a masterpiece, everything is so well done and placed, kind of amazing how much you've fit in there without it being cluttered, congratulations on your completion, Thank you for sharing your pride and joy, Suzanne!
Thankyou, I am certainly happy with it :) I've failed at many many things in my lifetime, and still am, lol, and I look at the cabin and wonder "how did I manage to do this without failing?!" I'm just grateful to God for giving me the skill when I needed it, and providing materials at a great price!
You're very welcome Suzanne, I see more success than failure, as to God being there, I say Amen!
I think it turned out great. Somethings don t happen overnight lol. Thanks for sharing the struggles. It has really showed how hard you have to work if you really want something and can be achieved. Also, that is ok to fail and learn from your mistakes. Hope your weekend is going well. Now crafting new amazing videos from a small house in the country lol.
Thanks for watching!
It looks good. Always feel good when you finish a project
Well said! And projects ahve a way of being 80% done, lol!
Good work all of the visions and planning and mistakes that turned in redoing as you went along the minutes hours days weeks turned into a successful reality that you can be prod of and now fully enjoy. Congratulations. Job well done.
I have no doubt a professional could ahve whipped it out in a month or less. But for me, it was a relaxing project. I'd be farming all day and come back to work a few hours on the cabin. It was a nice change of pace, AND I learned a lot!
Plus I can look at it and be proud :D
What a great little cabin/office! It is lovely inside and out, great job !! Enjoy.
Thank you! Will do!
Nice, very nice. Looks very cozy. I can see you in your Great Grandmothers face.
I don;t know much about her personality, but I figure she might be thrilled to know that 100 years later, her photo is hanging in a cabin for all the world to see ;D
GREAT work on the cabin! Interior turned out very nice!
Thankyou, glad you liked it!
Great job on your studio. Also your hair and makeup looks very nice.
Thankyou! I clearly wasn't out farming that day, hahaha!
turned out better than I could have envision!!! amazing job and envisioning.
Thankyou!
Well that turned out well 🤗. building stuff from scratch sometimes feels like it’s never going to end, so good job on hanging in there 🙂
Amazing work! I agree that does indeed look very cozy! I have enjoyed every single one of your videos. I have always hit like at the beginning of all your videos since the 2nd video I watched because I always knew it would be good. Even the very first video I watched of yours I liked less than 5 minutes in as I was that impressed! Thank you for all you do!
Thankyou William, I appreciate it!
Truewerk never looked so good. Nice job.
The cabin looks great, you did a fantastic job on it!!!
Thank you Joe!
Cabin looks great- nice job on the editing too!!
Wow that looks amazing , you did an awesome job on that ,I love it.
Thank you so much!
Great job. Your Cabin looks great. You did a very nice job on finishing the inside.
Full of personality, great job!!
Thank you!
Wow cabin looks awesome. Great Job Suzanne
Viewed 4-26-22 from Illinois Hi Suz You did a fine job from start to finish and to top it off YOU HAD NO PIOR EXPERIENCE !!! Well done girl !!!
Awesome video. You've inspired me to finish organizing my workshop/studio/mancave.
It definitely helps productivity to have things organized :D
A very nicely planned and edited video..... you're getting pretty darn good with these videos..... :-) All of the time and effort you put into this project ended up with an excellent result.... nice job there Lady.
Thankyou Bob! Glad you liked it!
Always a good thing when ideas become reality. You now have a place to go and concentrate on your work without any distractions ! Good job , I like to see people DIYing things in their life.
Yes! So nice not to have distractions, lol!
Looks good you done a good job
Thankyou!
You did a fantastic job, a really cute setup!
Thankyou, Jim!
Glad to see that you got it done
Nice job looks good , you learned as you built bless you not giving up
Thankyou! I certainly did!
So that is what a sleeping angel looks like so darn cute
This turned out nice, well done.
Thank you so much!
@@This1LifeWeLive You are welcome. Have a great day.
Wonderful job you did , looks great and you should get lots of use from it. Love your videos.
So far I have :D
Great job! Enjoyed watching all the progress form cabin hunting to finish. Horse trailer next? 😂
Haha, of gosh I forgot about that! Looks like it will be the year of building! The horse trailer will actually be finished out in a similar theme . . . soon as I can get that stupid wiring straightened out, lol!
Hell of a good job Suzanne 😉👍
Thanks Daniel!
Very nice along time coming y'all did a great job
Thankyou, yes, lol!
3:46
Very warn and cozy vibe going on in that cabin office. As a person who loves natural finishes like wood and stone in living space. I give you a solid 10 on a job excellently performed.
Funny you bring that up because I am JUST now realizing I DON'T have any stone, lol! Maybe because we don't have much stone on our property?? LOL! But yes, cozy was a must! I bought 3 different lights for the candle fixtures, and researched the death out of lumens to make sure all my lighting complemented the space. The original lights in the candles were flicker bulbs, which looked pretty cool but gave me a headache with their fiery glow :)
Awesome video keep the great content coming 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻the cabin turn out awesome great job. The things you can accomplish when you set your mind to it. Were you able to keep it totally off grid with the power?
Not with the radiator heater. I'm swapping that for a small wood stove for next year. Numbers wise, I can run the cabin off the Bluetti Power unit, which charges through the solar panels. I need to get a few more cords to make a throw switch to toggel between solar and shore power, so that if things are running low I can switch it over. So we will see!
@@This1LifeWeLive put a switch panel breaker panel in to just switch between solar and shore power
It feels good when a plan comes together. The cabin is very welcoming, has a rustic feel and history in it's art. Grandma was a youthful beauty from her painting and would've felt at home at the cabin from the historical decoration. Nice work and decoration through and through.
Thankyou! I was a bit nervous on the blue sofa, but wanted something to give a bit of color pop. I think it plays perfectly with the yellow/red hues of the wood :) She was my Grandpa's mother, and his father died when he was young, leaving him to raise all the younger kids. My Grandpa worked in wood as well (had a MASSIVE workshop) and he would have been so thrilled to see how this project came out, and to see Great Grandmother having a place in it :)
Great job , looks fabulous !!
You worked hard on it and got an education. It turned out beautiful. Your next project could be a cabin out house. No cabin is complete without one.
YES! I actually had been thinking that TOO! Mostly because of visitors to the farm, and our homeschool group needing a potty, lol! I'm hoping to build an outhouse this summer AND a sugar shack!
It turned out great! Very cozy and just how you described the space you were looking for. Impressive cost savings also.
I only see one problem - Erik why isn't the that field baled yet?? FarmGirl - 5:25
All joking aside it's well done and you show a lot of well deserved pride in it.
Hahaha, I know, right!?
Very nice working space. Great job decorating it also. Now we get to see more videos right?
WOW!! good looking cabin congrats, you did a realy good job susan i like the looks of it a lot, should do you well
I'm hoping to get at least 10-15 years out of it . . . even better if it outlives me ;D
Hey, cool cabin office, I would definitely love to do something like this in my backyard although we have an older shed, which needs to be redone in the inside, but a newer building for myself would definitely be awesome thanks 😊
Old buildings can be done, but always good to look at overall life expectancy of the main shell. And then consider how much it will cost to finish the inside the way you want. It wasn't until after I received my cabin that I read pine has a life of 5-7 years (unstained). My floor was supposed to be hardwood, but it came as pine like everything else. I'm hoping it will last . . . Maybe for right now with prices being so high you can get creative and recycle old materials, so if the building leaks you won't be out too much $$. Then when prices come down you can build a new one in your leisure :)
Fantastic job 👍👍
Many thanks!
Looks good. A job well done. 👍
Glad you like it!
Very rustic cabinish and looks very cozy nicely done Suzanne!
Thankyou george!
Hello Suzanne! Wow!!! Thank you sooo much for sharing your finished cabin!! What a GREAT project…and for it to turn out the way you hoped!! YAY!! You just showed that you can do anything you put your mind too! Looking forward to hay season! Blessings to you from your fellow UA-cam, girl farming friends from Kansas!
Hope you guys are blessed with a great harvest this year despite all the hardships of planting and prices!
looks good..........very curious as to how your (off grid) utilities are performing
I had to do some repair work to my solar panels (they had been sitting unused for a few years, but now they are able to charge up my battery banks and converters. Just gotta get a toggle switch to toggle everything between home power and solar power :)
Looks great 👍
Thanks 👍
Great job !!!
Well done. Turned out beautiful. What is your next build project?
Sugar shack on a sawmill :D
Is there anything you cant do so talented
There are lots of things I fail at. This just happens to be the one thing I fully succeeded at :)
It’s you Suzanne! Money well spent. A home away from home 🏡
It's weird, It came out just like I envisioned it, without realizing I was doing it, lol!
Your hard work has paid off. It's absolutely beautiful. You deserve a nice getaway spot too.
Thankyou! It's definitely helpful having a "quiet place", lol!
NICE JOB!!!
Thanks!
It looks awesome, great job.
The big question is if you had to do it all over again, would you do the same thing? Mainly, would you buy the prefab shell cabin or build yourself?
What's the long-term plan for heating and cooling? Electric heat and a window AC unit?
I've played this one over in my head a few times. So I had bought the shell because I was on a time crunch, and the guy promised me 4-6 weeks for completion. I knew I could build one myself, but would take longer and I wanted the project DONE by Christmas 2020.
lol
I didn't even GET the cabin delivered for 12 weeks! And it wasn't to the specs I'd ordered either. So YES, I would definitely have done the cabin myself. Plus I could have insulated the floor first thing ;) I was trying to be smart with my time, but you can't be mad at someone else's failures, only your own ;)
heating I bought the electric unit until I could find something better. I finally came across a small woodstove for a 200sqft cabin that has a burntime of 6-8hrs. It's small enough to fit nicely under my bookcase with the proper heat shields in place.
I DO have an air-conditioner that came from Erik's dad's house (it's on wheels), so if I get desperate, I could go that route. not sure what to expect yet with heat, but the spray foam does NOT retain temperature as well as everyone suggested, so I am assuming this will turn into an oven.
years ago, the dog shed was half my office (yup, it was ROUGH), and I remember plenty of mornings waking up and walking outside to muggy 78 degrees at 5am. Not only was it hot, but it was dusty and wreaked of mold (which I'm very allergic to). So I guess, even if it gets hot, it will STILL be a big upgrade from the dog shed ;)
@@This1LifeWeLive well, you've certainly turned the cabin shell lemon into lemonade. The thing I love most about your channel is your can do attitude, what an asset to have.
I'd go with a woodstove myself as well and yeah, I bet it turns into an oven in the summer.
I remember your dog shed office in some videos, too, lol.
So, does the little radiator heater put out enough heat to keep the temp up in the cabin when it's in the 30's outside?
Yes and no. This one claimed to have a temperature controlled thermostat, but pretty much it's just heat levels 1-6, which means you are constantly adjusting it based on the outside temperature (like a woodstove I guess). Our temps got down to the -teens a few times, and pretty much I'd walk out to 47 degrees and have to supplement with a second small heater. It did keep things from freezing, but they suck a lot of electric and don't keep temp in those frigid months.
It gave me some time to do more research though, and I found a brand of tiny stove that's suited for small spaces of 200sqft and won't take up the whole cabin. It has a 6-8hr burn time too. So I will try to get that installed this summer when it's nicer out :)
Very well done Suze. Did you ever get it spray foamed? Don't forget the Smoke Detectors.
Is that your real Great Grandmother? Lovely. Lucky Couch. That office chair looks like it needs 5 point safety harness!
Your daughter or neighbour kid?
Yes it was spray foamed long ago :) And my great grandmother on my grandpa's side. It hung in my grandma's living room for ages, and she told us grandkids whatever we wanted when she died, to let us know. Since I used to restore old photos back in the day, I wanted all the old photographs, including this one :) I am have some tin lithographs too I might put up later :)
I know exactly what I would say to you Susie if I was your dad I would give you a big genuine hug and tell you how proud I am of you good job Susie well done you sweet precious angel girl
Thankyou!
👍👍👍
Wow great projects
Nice she shed “Squeaks!” If the old man boots you out you can always hold up in there.
Great job! How will it be heated?
Currently the radiator is the heat source, but switching to a tiny woodstove for fall/winter 2022 :) I'd do another video next winter on it :)
Very nice 👌
Perfect. Bravo Zulu
Thankyou!
Very nice
Thankyou!
nice job, young lady, nice job.
Where does the power come from?
Right now it's hooked to the outside breaker box on the house. I have the solar panels repaired and working now, and they can charge my Bluetti. I need to get a splitter switch to toggle power between the house and the solar panel. I know a LOT of UA-camrs are quick to jump right into solar and struggle through it, but I like dipping my toes in the water and going from there ;) Our solar set-up worked great for maple syrup, so now I'll test it on running my offce :) It WON'T run my heater though . . . that sucks 1800watts every 7 minutes! I'll get a woodstove for next year :)
Looks great! What was your final solution for the off grid power? I noticed you had a YETI power pack in one of the scenes... Just curious how it tied into the panel you installed. :)
So right now I can charge it through the panels with the cords it comes with (also how I figured out my solar panel's connectors were bad and needed replacing). I need to buy a longer solar cable to wrap around (or maybe under) my cabin to connect to the rear power supply access point. I'm installing a switch to toggle between house and solar power (with fuses on each). The solar panel will connect to my Bluettie, and the bluettie to my toggle switch which allows me to toggle between the bluetti solar power and the house power. The cabin fusebox will connect in to the switch.
It's an easy install, but I just gotta have a nice chunk of free time to order the cords and get it done.
@@This1LifeWeLive Sounds like you've got a good plan. Time is a commodity that always seems to be in short supply (especially now with a cold wet spring again). Enjoy your new build it looks great!
Hi Sue nice update on the cabin. By the way expect some mail at your PO box soon that I sent April 22, 2022 please do not stab yourself with it only hay.👍
Ok, thankyou for letting me know! I don't get out that way too often to check my box!
@@This1LifeWeLive Hi Sue I checked the USPS tracking it states ready for pick up. I have no doubt you will find it usefull.
@@marcdavis1728 thanks Marc! I'll grab that tomorrow!
Hi Marc! Just wanted to say Thankyou for the hay hook! It will come in handy in the loft and for fine stacking work!
@@This1LifeWeLive Sue ypu are very welcome do not let Erik take it from you lol.
Sweet!
Now when i go to Michigan i know where there is a bunk to overnight in😂
Hey, if you can squeeze yourself up there AND get back down, then more power to ya, lol!
tres joli j adore🐒
merci!
LOL LOL LOL That is exactly what I thought U wanted cabin for... a place to sleep! LOL LOL LOL
Hummmmm it looks liveable 🌎🌞👍😊⚘🥀💐🌹
Erik keeps telling me he's just going to move in there instead of building a house ;D
*Awesome, job well done... now you can have peace and quiet when uploading and editing all your videos now*
YESSSSSSS! And I don't have to get up every 3 minutes to let a dog in/out, hahahaha!
Hello Susie you little sweetie hey I love the intro to your office but may I suggest you find more mellow music very hard to listen to Busy and loud
LOL, I figured if I went with something calmer people might end up sleeping through it ;D
@@This1LifeWeLive It actually made me feel tense
TooCool.....
Glad you like it!
Has your son told you he wanted to sleep in your office?
No, but his friends have, lol!
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Beautiful !!! Nice work !!!
Wow it really turned out wonderful. Great job 😀
Thanks so much 😊
Looks nice!
Fantastic job!