🚨 Prepare Your CHILDREN for ALL that's Coming!
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I have given up talking to my children and grandchildren. I am 81 and hubby 85. I am taking care of us now and not worrying about the rest. When we are gone they will not survive and I feel bad saying this. All the canners jars, dehydrators,solar ovens and survival equipment, old timey books, etc gathered over the years will be given to charity or dumpster. They don’t want any of it, don’t want to learn and don’t want to talk about it. Sad, sad, times we are living in.
Don't give up hope. They may see the need for it sooner rather than later. Bless you for preparing and having it available for them!
So sad to hear this. They do have a choice, for this is the planet where choices are made. I pray for you and yours as I pray for mine own.
You might want to think about giving them to a good home where they would be appreciated. Some place where they will be loved, used, taken care of and possibly be used as teaching tools for someone else. I hope you continue to take care of you and your husband.
Yikes - sad to hear. If ya'll want to pass it off to someone who will appreciate it, I'll buy that stuff. I started growing food and canning last year. I don't have access to land currently but plan to get some because I k ow I will need it.
I couldn’t give your comment a thumbs up because it’s sad. I’m still trying with my son. He’s still young so I’m praying I get through to him. It’s difficult when his mom eats out twice a day and is broke. He doesn’t see that.
“They don’t need a new iPhone
They need to learn how to make butter with mamaw” I need that on a bumper sticker
I live in west Texas. My grandson wanted to plant so I went through my seeds and looked at the date to harvest before first ave frost. So, he just planted a full garden. So proud of him.
ABSOLUTELY !
I lived in Eldorado for 4 months. Love the people of TX.
Just a suggestion...Instead of buying gift cards for Grands, give them money and ask the parents to help them budget it.Some to save,some for what they want,some to help others.
Howdy neighbor. Just west of Abilene here. My tomatoes are doing just fine. They're under a tree and get only spotty sun.
Audrey - 🤗
Married for 55 years today to my high school sweetheart!
Happy Anniversary❤
My husband and I are celebrating our 19th yr.❤🎉
Happy Happy Happy Anniversary to you both. God Bless. ❤️🙏🙏🙏
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Happy Anniversary!
Happy Anniversary!
I have 17,19 and 24 year old young adult children. Homeschooled all of them from the start. We "pretend" homesteaded in a suburb of a large city while they were young. We bought a small 7 acre farm 2 years ago to start homesteading "for real" as a family as we have seen this coming since 08 and were finally in a position to buy a small property. Our boys are on their second season of raising/processing 100 heritage chix for our family's yearly meat and egg supply. They are tilling, planting, watering gardens as well this year. They are learning to care for the land and helping work our small family business. You are so right, Patera! Nevermind "launching" them into this mess. This is what they need right now!
Yall sound like us. I have 4 sons 16 18 19 and 24 and oldest overseas serving in military. I retired from Military and bought 10 acer farm and my husband and I have always been teaching and telling them and prepardness has been our life for decades and I homeschool. My kids haven't had cell phones or been on devices and have been on this farm since younger .
Awesome! Im sure you, like us, dont regret your decision to homeschool! Thank you for your service, and your son's service to our country!
My 24 & 20 yo’s were home schooled too. My youngest pushed me to prepare. I have learned the old ways & will also teach my grandson.
YAY🎉😂🎉 Awesome.
Nice work, very inspiring!
Infinite Creator - we ask that you bless our children, all our children, and may we teach them integrity and right living. Amen.
Deus Vult. Amen
Amen
AMEN 🙏🏽
In Jesus' name, amen🙏🏾
In Jesus name Amen!
I have been teaching my daughter-in-law to can, garden etc. she has been teaching her young teens. Makes me so happy, my grandma taught me.
You are blessed, ma'am. I have a grandson, almost 30, who is learning to can. Being single, military, not in this country much, he has to do for himself. He loved "helping" me since he was 2. He's coming home to Texas for good before too long. Hopefully he will have a wife, kiddos, and we can garden, can, all together. At 77, it's a little harder to do some things by myself. I'm glad your DIL is learning and teaching. That's wonderful ❤
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My youngest daughter's mother -in-law tried to get my daughter and her daughters to help with a family can-a-thon. None of the 4 girls would. My daughter knows how but won't. I told her mother-in-law I had some canning to do. If she would like company, bring her stuff over. It makes the chores speed by with a song in your heart when you have company
Amen - same here in Montgomery County, Texas 🙏
@@maryjane-vx4dd Wow, what a wonderful MiL and mom, to offer such wonderful opportunities! That’s sad to hear no one took her up on her canning party offer last time, but glad you reached out to her. It sounds corny, but maybe you two could host a Canning Olympics or something with prizes that would entice the grandkids, with homemade cookies and ice cream at the end of the day for them as well.
We see it as providing for the family, especially for during lean times, but making it into a game of some sort may be what it takes to bring in some people, especially from the younger crowd. Most kids love games and some competition with fun/tasty prizes.
I have been raising my 2 grandchildren for the past 6 years. They both know how to plant and work in the garden. My 12 year old granddaughter knows how to can vegetables, make jams and jellies, and use a sewing machine and she makes doll clothes. My 6 year old grandson can fish from the river near our house and does a good job cleaning the fish, and both children help out with all the chores around our home. Hopefully they will remember these things long after I’m gone.
They are blessed to have you. Great job!
Way to go!! Love it!! I don’t even know how to sew or can. My sister and I are going to try canning this year. Hope it goes well.
I remember my grandma teaching me to use her treadle sewing machine when I was about that age. And yes, I made some doll clothes. When I learned to crochet, I made my dog the ugliest sweater anyone ever saw. But she loved it 😂
They will remember. Been 40 years since the city kids would come to our farm. Dad taught garden skills and I taught canning, baking and house chores. Those kids worked their butts off, paid in jam or other food. Have heard from many of them since 2020. They are putting those skills into practice
You go Grandma! You are a Blessing to ur grandkids!🙌🏽🙌🏽👏🏼👏🏼
I started doing "campfire survival days" with my kids in 2016. We would forage, cook on open fire with cast iron, go all day without using lights/electricity, practice water conservation, and talk about historical hard times. In all seasons, mind you, we would do this, for a couple days at a time. It's a fond memory of the kids- they don't know it's emergency preparedness, and they don't fear it. My oldest ones now realize that it's more of a drill for hard times coming/here. But I praise God that He encouraged me to start those little campfire days years ago.
Wow….what an awesome idea. Way to go!! I would have loved something like that as a kid. I would have pretended to be a pioneer learning survival skills. So cool
What a great idea!
Great idea and great way to ease them into it!
We are debt free and have custody of our teenage grandson. We have chosen to take him on a Western US tour this summer. We want him to meet people and listen to older people as they prepare. We are fortunate to be able to do this, but we feel it is important for him to witness things before they change beyond recognition. We are enjoying lunch picnics at rest stops and carrying food for hotel breakfasts. He is witnessing this beautiful country and we are helping people along the way. He is enjoying it and learning so much.
If we don't teach our kids, the world will. We're already seeing the repercussions of that
That is probably : repercussions
@audreylopez Preach it...loudly!!! I agree with you 100%. If you don't mind me embellishing on that truth...better leave that loving door of communication wide open even for the really hard conversations.
@@donnaaskew3684 Go for it
Too many people just won't listen. It's heartbreaking! 💔
Keep doing what you do, ma'am! You're an inspiration to us all!!
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Don't give up. Gentle conversations. It's taken four yrs and the seeds planted are taking root. It's just some people needed extra time to prepare their garden before the seeds planted in their minds could take root.
Well said !
@@debodeefulThat’s a very kind way of putting it because in reality it can be very frustrating. You’re absolutely right though, people move at their own pace.
@@debodeefulAmen ,
My dil finally did ,my son and I talk daily it was painful ,but she was raised in a city not country ,well she has finally started growing a garden !!!
Just talked to my clueless brother yesterday and there is no getting through 🙄
I planted green, purple and yellow BUSH beans. All 3 different packs that were unopened. None of the yellow or purple came up. The green ones turned out to be Pea pods that need a trellis. Had to act fast to put one up along the entire area. I already had pea pods growing somewhere else on a trellis and they were from a different package. Also had 53 volunteer tomato plants, all were repotted to relocate because they were popping up in my potato area. Dozens went to neighbors and 5 still left in pots. Then a neighbor said she started too many peppers. I had none. Now I have 48 sweet orange, yellow, red pepper plants. Community and knowing your neighbors mean a lot these days.
Many factors impact germination. If the soil is not warm enough beans (in my experience) fail to take. Beans that are black or purple can go out earlier than lighter beans as dark beans absorb the warmth. It’s probably not too late to replant. I am in 6b and plant beans 2 or 3 times during the season so there is enough for fresh eating and canning. Keep after it.
I started gardening again this year, due to health issues didn't for a few years. Young granddaughter came to visit this week. Helped me water and check plants. I heard her tell her mom "I like to garden now." That's how it works!
I’m 66yo and my 40 year old kids still laugh about shucking corn and shelling purple hull peas, shooting them at each band at Christmas putting up the tree and still finding peas under the furniture!!! Cousins galore sitting on my backporch shucking corn and couldn’t wait to eat supper, smelling it cooking all day.
Those are the memories that are cherished.
After watching your video on giving back, I was in Walmart. The lady in front of me kept using a card. She thought there was $98 on it, but it would only give her $48 her groceries which were 85 I asked how much she owed and it was like $34 Which I paid with my card she was elderly a little bit frail. She just insisted that I not do it was done and I had a better day she was so appreciative
to the hardest working woman in Tennessee 💚💚💚(Ireland)
We have 9 kiddos, have always homeschooled. Our teens are so very capable. Our preteens are so very capable and our littles are tagging along behind. They’ve always worked right along side us. Yes it takes so much longer. Yes it can be messier. But our 18yo does his own truck maintenance and the 17yo old runs his own business and the 15yo can build you anything you need and the 9 and 11yo can make a meal, no help, and clean up when they’re done. The training never stops, but with such a large age range we get to see the benefits and be reminded of why the 6yo needs to help with laundry.
That is awesome!! Nothing like learning real life skills along with book studies.
This is the best way to raise children. ❤
RIP Chris Thompson. VA state policeman had massive heart attack yesterday and passed away. Forced communvaccinations are destroying our finest citizens at an alarming eat.
As a kid growing up on the farm, I plowed the garden, tilled with a front line tiller and pulled the weeds as well as made the furrows and planted the seeds. I helped my stepmother shuck the corn and break the beans and watched her do the canning. I have the memories of this but who's I had paid more attention to her canning the different foods that we kept in the basement. Dad was so proud of all the jars of food that he made the mistake of showing it off to someone and a few nights later someone opened the basement window, climbed into the basement and stole about half of what had been canned and put back. All that hard work, money, and time stolen. I learned from that not to ever show anyone my food supplies.
So many kids who dont have or know their grandparents 😢
I don't even know the names of mine on my fathers side and never met my mothers parents. Its like I popped out of thin air!
I'm in my 60's now but, remember my grandparents who were both born in the late 1890's these people were of a different caliper indeed!...my grandmother would render and save all meat fats in jars no store bought jars were ever thrown out ,everything was re utilized for another purpose! No paper towels so Rags were used, I remember her plucking chickens , My grandfather on my moms side could do anything from building his own homes, to performing surgeries and he wasn't even a doctor? One memory visiting Granddad was he had a cat and nine tails hanging behind the kitchen door! any guesses what that was for? Children were respectful and polite OR ELSE! Church every Sunday and Chores were mandatory and laziness was NOT TOLERATED! I thank them for the lessons NOW!
Oh yeah, I’ve been blessed to. My mom’s parents were born in 1897 and 1900, mom was born in 1925. I learned so much from them.
My 10 year old had a blast yesterday harvesting the radishes. ❤ We are teaching our children to be dependent on themselves and NOT the system. We created our own system. They learn things that I wish I was taught when I was younger. My ultimate goal is for these two to be self sufficient and to be able to help and teach others. 💙🙏❤️
The petro dollar agreement ended on June 9th. If you haven't been serious about your preps🥫 you might want to hit the gas pedal, this inflation is about to get a lot worse.
I seriously don't know what to do at this point. Eat rice and beans, get a roommate, back to work at my age with my limitations which is what God blessed me with.
Very true.
@@cindybarnes1533 Things are tough for everyone right now. Companies are doing layoffs left and right, but the media only reports on it if it's a mega company. This inflation is insane.
My sources tell me we’re looking at an extreme inflationary jump of another 20-30% in the next 60 days. The dollar will have almost no buying power. It’s going to hit very hard. Beans, bacon, bullets and bandages… get the necessities and prioritize accordingly. ❤🙏🇺🇸
@leasagowers2293 How do you know? Will this be on everything? I can't believe how hard this is. My dog's prescription food just saw another price increase. I'm now paying $60 for 12 cans of wet food. Homeowners insurance just went up again. It doubled last year.and just went up again.
I had a boo boo a couple of months ago and fell! I will be eighty one next month and i'm still gardeningredients, canning,etc. My eleven year old grandson came over to water my garden for me. I ask him if he knew why It was so important to have a garden. He informed me that it is important because it's Biden's fault.
Out of the mouths of babes
Sad when even the kids know.
Hahaha ❤️ 😆
Sorry about your boo-boo hopefully everything heals correctly. Hilarious on grandchild
OMGOSH that's hysterical (well kind of) and that's when your thoughts race through your head on an appropriate response 🤪😂
I agree Patara, my three girls were raised with pantries full, coupon clipping, budgeting, repurposing items - they are not prepping- my one daughter and her husband hunt deer and fish and plant a food garden but that’s it - I’ve offered to teach them (all my girls canning) no interest- life is too busy. My 84 yr mother and I have been preparing for over 4 years now - we’re nuts amongst squirrels- collectively Mom and I (living in separate homes) have all closets full racks in garage full of canned goods - commercial and personally canned - I know when shf they’ll be knocking - I do this so my grands (4 all under 10) won’t go without- it’s frustrating we continue to soldier on…thank you for being so encouraging, God fearing and the voice of reason in this chaotic world, we love your channel - I know without a doubt we are here in this time of history “for such a time as this”- blessings❤
When I was growing up, we called these life skills.
I was 8 years old during the Cuba crisis in 1962. My father told me we may be going to war, so I helped my Dad stacked canned food in our basement.
Watch what Russia is doing down in Cuba, might need to be staking again.
I was that same age and daddy was stationed at Ft Belvoir Virginia, right by DC.
I was 13 and we lived in a subdivision in Wichita Falls TX next to Sheppard AFB. All our neighbors were SAC personnel, pilots of war planes. Plus it was a huge flight training base. Cold War days. 😮
Same here I was living in Florida at the time. I remember all the drills and the brave faces the grown ups put on. Well here we go again I am back in Florida watching it all unfold. My neighbors are oblivious
Me too
Blessings. I harvested peppers,cucumbers and tomatoes yesterday. Thanks for encouraging us to grow gardens.
You can't prepare those that refuse to listen or acknowledge any issues. I have been talking for many years and several months back was told by my son n law that they and grandchildren no longer wished to hear about these things and if I did not cease I was no longer welcomed to share their lives. My heart was beyond broken as my daughter said nothing!! I pulled back and I will no longer say a word. However, I will still do as I've always done. Once I'm called out of this world to be with Jesus my words will ring loudly!
I also just dealt with a friend tell me she could not pull into my drive way because of my husband's Trup flag and the American flag that flies. She said she could not risk a black person seeing her in my drive! Really??? Oh well it is what it is and God will deal as God wishes. Stay alert and strong folks!!!
Blessings sister.
All kids want is your time. Those are the things they will remember. Life lessons.
If you only find one grandkid in the bunch who seems interested, that can be enough. Well worth the effort and prodding.
Out of nine grandchildren, I have just one.
My 5 yr. old grandson wanted to go see the chickens before he left!!
I thought what a great time to have him check for eggs!!
Showed him how yo make a basket with his shirt!!
He was so excited and ran to show his Momma his score of eggs!!
Tomorrow we will pick some blackberries!!
Children love nature and the natural word!!😊😊
I remember watching my mom make bread when I was a little girl and now I'm a professional Baker retired and love to teach each other's😊
Baked with my granddaughter and now she runs her own bakery from her home
That’s one thing I want to learn is how to make bread 🍞
I recall @8 yrs old sitting with my 2 bros snapping green beens for hours, shoveling and turning the soil, feeding chickens and collecting eggs, picking fruit from trees... HEALTHY HABITS
I'm staying with a long time friend who needs to be watched over, health issues, old... 5 acre property, BUT build on marsh land (someone else built home). All around house is SAND! I feel like I'm back in Iraq!!😳
I was bound and determined to have a garden this year. So, I got creative. I bought laundry baskets at dollar store, lined with heavy duty 30 gallon garbage bags. Poked holes in bottom for drainage. Got free pallets from local stores. Put plant containers on pallets so no ground drowning when marsh water in forest overflows in heavy rain. I covered the pallets, plants with a 25ft clear plastic roll during rains, while they were small to avoid drowning. Spring lasted until a few weeks ago (40's at night...too cold for small plantings. They were kept warm (6mil thick plastic). Now, I can proudly say my garden is rocking!!!😊😊😝 corn is 2ft tall, peas are climbing high (blossoms already),, beans, carrots, buttercrunch lettuce, kale, cucumbers, pickling cukes, tons of diff tomatoes, zucchini, yellow squash, pumpkins, Big Max pumpkin (gets over 100 lbs!) Cabbage, diff lettuces, celery, onions, garlic.... tomatoes - I got free tomatoes at the local Salvation army... I squished the seeds into the dirt...hocus pocus! Got Roma, Beefstake, cherry tomatoes, sweet 100 tomatoes, campari tomatoes. Growing yams and potatoes from free veggies!! All winter, 3 times a week, I'd go to the salvation army when the free food gets dropped off. You can take as much as you want...so I got all veggies, canned wild caught salmon, canned veggies, walnuts, pecans, canned beef. Canned port (32oz cans!!) I dehydrated allll the veggies, and put in mylar bags and sealed with oxygen absorbers. Two dehydrators running 24 hours a day. No heat on 2nd floor, but dehydrators kept it warm this past winter. My younger sisters are so impressed, THEY'VE started gardens!! My take is never mind trying to convince people, take care of YOU an your family. In time, SOME people will be inspired by you and start taking care of business!!
Hunker down, brace for impact. Be ready!!💥💥
Leave the Bear alone! Agreed
My son unfortunately is totally oblivious.. No matter what i say, it doesn't register. His girlfriend is the same way. I just keep praying. 🙏🙏
Same😢
Never give up! One day, their eyes might open, and you'll be there willing to teach and show, etc.
My granddaughters, ages 8, 6, and 4 made a simple salve with white clover flowers, creeping charlie, plantain and yarrow. We did a whipped salve because that way they were not working with anything hot. We melted the wax, shea butter and aloe butter into the infused oil in a crock pot. I poured it into a bowl and stuck it in the freezer. They were able to beat it with the hand mixer and we spooned it into little jars. I printed labels and they had to cut them out and put them on the jars. They know those four plants well. We did not add an essential oil because one of them rejects most scents. We made about 24 jars that they can use at home and gift to friends.
Creeping charlie is one of my favorites. I gifted some to a relative and tried to get them interested in its medicinal uses a few years back and they weren't interested. Wouldn't you know it, they were visiting recently and saw it, got all excited because it's all over their yard too, just like at our grandparents' farm growing up. I mentioned we make creeping charlie tea to deal with colds and illnesses in the winter. Well, this time I got their attention and they've been researching it, very excited now. Better late than never!
Awesome! I'm not aware of creeping Charlie, but I do make a great nettle/ plantain salve. I'll be looking into the clover as a salve ingredient as well.
My Mama grew tomatoes in our small yard in Chicago, keeping the rats away was almost impossible. She taught me well and thankfully I am not in Chicago anymore
New York has a huge rat problem as most big cities do
I have never seen a rat in St. Louis. Mice, yes.
@@kirchfam lucky St Louis. In Chicago we had them eating thru our basements, literally chewing thru the cement
Our son who turns 26 this year has put off building his house since 2020 as prices went insane, after waiting 4 years he is tired of waiting so he has started the process of building his home. He has been told how the world has changed for the last 4 years & I was so worried about him starting this journey & maybe it's his generation, how he was raised, whatever it was- he has decided he wasn't going to stop putting his dreams on hold to sit around & find out what may happen. I think I have been just waiting for the shoe to drop for the past 4 years & now I realize- he is right. We can't just sit around & wait to live out our dreams. He's lost 4 years already so yes- both his momma & daddy will be right there helping to get this dream of his done. Just hope all goes well as he will be finishing up around election time. Life is too short to wait on living out your dreams! 🥰
Yes plant! Get your seeds in the ground and go for it.
My children are in their 40’s now. I taught them a lot of these skills and they despise me for it.
No they don't. Just wait until they wake up. A friends' daughter always complained that she wasn't going to raise her children the way she was raised. Well it didn't work out so well for her and she realized that Mom and Stepdad were right. So now she has a little land and is raising a garden with chickens . Her children are doing ok but one of them needs lots of prayers to wake up, certain life styles only lead to trouble.
Best memories growing up are of spending time with my parents and Grandparents. A favorite memory of my Grandma is helping her in the garden. Planting potatoes, she'd say "Eyes up! God's watching you, too 😉"
Everyone who grew up with family that taught them skills and truths and showed real love is SO BLESSED!!!
I did not have that at all BUT God willing I have been that for my kids and will be with my grandchildren! ❤
I miss my grandparents so much 😢 😢 I used to spend a lot of time with them 💔
Coming from a big family is a blessing. But when they pass, it's so hard being alone.
I am raising a 5 year old grandchild. I involve her in everything. She helps with the garden, she loves to water and see the progress of what we planted from seed. The innocent excitement makes me feel that Im doing it right. Ive taught my kids the same thing. My oldest just purchased her own 10 acre farm and she has been homesteading for a long time. Im very proud of her. I was raised the same way thankfully. Today I ground up a bunch of chicken breast to make our own chicken nuggets and patties. Im teaching her to crochet and sew. She is actually picking it up well.
Right. I watched and remember how my grandms made cornbread She never measured her ingredients and every time her cornbread was delicious. She passed in 2008 and I miss her terribly.
Good morning 😊
I hope baby Francis is doing really good such a cutie 🥰
Keep praying and prepping
Get into a weekly Bible study
Be kind to kids
Have fun
Have a nice Summer 😅
Don't worry
Cast your cares unto the Lord
TRUTH !! And - AMEN !! 💗💗💗
For the past few summers, my mom and I have been doing a "summer camp" type thing for all the kids. This year, we are doing life skills. Balancing a checkbook, budgeting, canning, sewing, gardening. They are old enough now to learn. They whine and moan about it but too bad, gotta learn. And yes, we make it fun
My husband is from a city and he learned from reading little house on the prairie books as a child. I was raised on a farm and he will often tell me things I have never heard of myself. Learn where you can, teach what you can in whatever way you can!
Godspeed to everyone 🙏🏻
Why is it so difficult for me as a 32yo to convince my 56yo parents that they need to be prepared? I've been sounding alarms for 10 years. They still don't get it
You are a wise young man. God Bless you.
Wow, 62 here and all around us in Central CA 37 through 78 are so in tune here, but we are praying for the 23 to 33 yr olds. God help them❤
I feel ya! Mine are the same.
Keep leading by being an example. They may be depending on you.
Wow, Don't stress sweetie. I'm sure it's overwhelming but just keep prepping and do all you can. Prayers for you🙏❤️
Yep. The monster will breathe in our faces. Stay strong! It’s for our kids and grandkids that we Must!🇺🇸✝️❤️
Love this video. I pulled my kiddos out two years ago. Both boys now know how to care for poultry, how to build things to make infrastructure for animals, and recently my 13 yo son learned about flywheels and engines on a motor bike and has replaced his and my oldest has learned how to diagnose, remove and replace a motor in his car. He had to learn to save his money to buy the engine and all the other parts and fluid it has taken to get to running. He has just a couple things to finish up but it will be complete by Sunday. He did all this so mom could pick up extra shifts at the hospital and at summer camps to bring in extra income this summer.
Watch, listen, practice, prepare and above all pray. ❤️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Happy birthday to my mom and President Trump.
Happy Flag Day! Happy Birthday to President Donald J. Trump!
And happy birthday to my nephew!
My mother was born June 14, 1912.
My dad would be 110 today born June 14, 1914 2 years before it was recognized as holiday. He would be so ashamed of what they are doing to our country.
@@grammykansas8904. My father was born in November 1912 and my mother was born in March 1911. They had different lives than even we can imagine!
I was born June 14!
If you teach your children, then when they go to school, it makes them feel smarter and more confident because they already know it.
🦋🇺🇸👋Good Morning Patera and everyone. I hope you all have a Happy Father’s Day weekend. Even if your Father is in Heaven remember the good times . I love you all ❤
Hi sweet 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
Both my fathers are in Heaven. My human one and my Holy One!
@@Copper_centAZ 🦋🇺🇸So are mine. But I still remember the good times my friend
My loved ones dislike me a little more every time I try to prepare them.
All I can do nowadays is keep repeating "think for yourself"
"Don't procrastinate"
"You are responsible for you"
God help us
Our Master Gardener group has a garden at the Girls & Boys Club, my husband & I had several groups of kids out to our market garden, grade schoolers, day care groups, etc. they got to dig potatoes, feed the chickens and more. They loved the chickens!
I’ve Always Wanted To Have Outdoor Education School For Children.
That would be awesome. Especially for us that were not so blessed to have family that taught much!❤
What's stopping you ask your local elementary school principal all she can do is tell you no .
We could be teaching home and garden skills as a requirement beginning in grammar school. The earlier we start them, the more successful they and our country will be.
My oldest woke up when they joined the military. My youngest (teenager) is moderately awake but has shown no interest in gardening or food preservation. I do it anyway and just drop lil knowledge seeds. Both found God on their own and both are normal freedom living young adults. I'm thankful for that. I did get my youngest introduced to canning at least in a small form. Loves pickles so we made some from scratch. It's a start.
So true Patara, I'm seeing that in my sons as well.
My grown sons (age 27 and 29) sadly decline taking my advice on pretty much most things. Gonna have to learn the hard way and it breaks my heart to know they are unprepared for what's coming. They just don't want to hear it. 😪
Costco wild sockeye salmon for $17 with baked potatoes and salad is a perfect dinner for family of 4. Salmon dinner for 1 out is at least $20
The wild salmon in Costco here in the Northeast is 39.00.
Just picked some fresh raspberries and made homemade waffles to freeze. Eggo has nothing on Mama😂
This is so important!!! There is an enormous number of Gen alpha who have anxiety, spend too much time on screens, and know how to do very few things with their own hands. Grandparents and parents, I beg you to invest a skill set into their future with what you know. God will bless the work of your hands. God protect you all! ❤
I , the adult, need to learn these things first! Wish I learned sooner. Your videos are appreciated 😊.
we all had to start somewhere - welcome
Show one, teach one and pass it on. I have been doing this for now 24 years with my children and others.
My 3 1/2 year old grand daughter comes out to my house to visit a lot, as I only live about 15 minutes away from my daughter and her husband. I've been getting her interested in gardening, and she is, she loves to plant things and dig potatoes, so this year, I gave her one of my raised beds in my big garden to plant whatever she wants to plant. She is also quite the vegetable lover, so she eats most everything in the garden. Anyway, she's enjoying watching things grow and is always excited to pick something and eat it right out of the garden. I think she will always remember this. She's my gardening buddy😂
I live in Massachusetts and I sell veggie plants. It’s definitely not too late to plant. I’m still selling plants and directing sowing things in my own garden.
Bought myself a Basil plant (the only plant I bought this year), and an extra bag of rice this morning. Carrots were on sale this week, (we grow some, but never enough) so I have a batch in my canner while I catch up on videos. Some of us ARE listening.
We spent weekends and all summer with our grandparents and great grandfathers. We were busy gardening, trimming sheep hooves, worming sheep, fixing stuff. We listened to stories about the depression and early 1900s and we learned a lot of life skills. When the work was done we went for a swim in the farm pond or fished. I am so grateful for those times and I miss those old relatives and their wisdom. God bless us all.
I have adult children, kinda a running joke to call me Laura ingalls for my ways. I've had numerous talks about what is to come, but to no avail 😢
Prayers to ya.
I totally understand, it's the same for me as well.
Don't worry ladies and gentlemen. This had to be done for our children to see what is going on. They will protect our country in the future. This had to be done this way.
@@JL-kv2le I hear of more and more of this from parents. I pray DAILY for our youth
We hit 108 yesterday here in east central Colorado. Supposed to be only 88 today. Here's to hoping.
We in Michigan are supposed to go from a high of 72 to a high of 95.
Some of my best memories were sitting on the front porch of gramma and grampas house snapping beans, watching the squirrels in the front yard and listening to the old gospel playing on their old radio.
How blessed you are to have a beautiful farm with so many animals. I can't but looking at your beautiful surroundings makes me smile and cry.
FACTS PATARA!!! FACTS...KEEP TELLING IT BECAUSE ITS OBVIOUS THE GOV WANT.👍
My first memories of raising food is my parents cherry tomatos. Kids LOVE cherry tomatos! They pick them and eat them straight from the plant and warm from the sun
Patara, throwing down more wisdom nuggets! You have the best Comment section, so full of smart, knowledgable and helpful people willing to share!
Had a family member went to Cuba, this was an eye opener. Attitude has changed, understands now
Good morning Patera. May God bless you and your dear family.
I think my kids live in the moment. They look around and admit prices have gone up, but they say they are still able to pay their bills. They believe everyone just have to adjust. It's hard to watch, but that's all I can do when words fall on deaf ears. I took a client out for brunch, and for two orders of French Toast, coffee, and one juice, our bill came to $78.00! I nearly fell off my chair. I'm done eating out. Unbelievable...
Never really too "late" to plant. We had so much rain here in SWVA that my garden got in late, but I still planted it out. Still have a couple things that I want to see if I can grow to put in today. As far as the shenanigans out there, always listen, learn, and tuck away to remember tomorrow. If you're like me, and didn't really have role models to follow when younger, check out a library, UA-cam, community elders. There is so much information available, you just have to look for it. Never get so discouraged that you surrender. I'm in my mid 50's and have finally learned how to can more than jelly, grow more than just tomatoes, and bake more than just a 'store-bought' cake. God Bless you all.
Anything is possible with God. I’m 70yo grew up in NYC. My grandpa born in 1896 In Lithuania on apple orchard and horses came to America and taught me to plant a garden when I was 5yo. Never did I stray from that and today in Western NY we are 3 generations on the farm 70 acres I started and now my sons. We grow a majority of our food, live half on grid and half off. Have our own spring water, can, freeze dry and cold store our food. And we are homeschooling since 1985 and now my grandkids and it is a challenge but I do think the light comes on differently for all. Don’t give up folks just persevere and pray. Blessings and stay the course.
Many blessings to you and your family.
About to have 5 kids 5 and under, just came in from milking our new milking goat. My oldest is not quite five but she’s tries her hand at milking every morning and she’s getting the hang of it! It’s hard now for my husband and I trying to do all the things milking, gardening, keeping the animals especially with all the little ones who are too little to really help. But it’s so precious what they can do and I was telling my husband i am doing all this with them now even though she can only get those few squirts in, so that in a few years she will be able to do the milking. Thanks for the encouraging words! ❤️
I have so many memories of helping my grandparents on the farm. Cooking, canning, picking, chickens, horses etc. I retained it thank God. I still need to but my big girl pants on at 53 and teach myself to can. But we garden, have chickens, rabbits etc. ppl think we are crazy, I don’t care. I wish my adult kids would get more involved.
Give them time..
I’ve spent this week canning and freeze drying! So relaxing and making one feel so blessed to have the abundance of what the Lord has given me.
Your flowers are way ahead of us up here in Wisconsin.
Blessings ya'll ❤
My parents never told us how bad they had it. But my dad was always how he survived during war in Germany. With camping trips we were shown how to rough it. We fished for food. Learned how to work together and pull your own weight. We all had to switch jobs each night. Loved it😅. Most of all we were taught to depend on god growing up.
My son who is 22 will be helping me build a mobile chicken tractor this weekend out of pallets he has been getting from work.He has very good carpenter skills 💕
Wonderful !!
I remember watching my Grandmother, Mama, and my Aunt canning. I didn’t think about canning until about 10 years ago. That when my son, which was about 40 said he wanted to learn. He said it was going to be a lost art and he needed to learn. Well we both learned together. He wanted to start out with tomatoes. I thought Lord please help me because if you don’t do it right they will spoil, which y’all know that. Short story we have been canning and haven’t lost a jar of anything we have done, veggies, tomatoes, soups, etc. teach them when they are young!!
Good morning🌄
My mom had a huge garden and we all helped with it and we canned with her. Even my brother's had to help. She sewed our clothes . We milked cows and raised beef. We didn't buy much food
My 8 yr old grandson started helping me plant my garden 2 years ago, He absolutely loves it. He will stay with me during the summer a week to 2 at a time. When he isn't here he wants pictures of the garden to see how much it has grown. He knows whilhe is here, video games and tv time is very limited, honestly between the garden, chickens and other farm activities he doesn't ask to play videos or watch TV, come bed time, hes ready to go to sleep so we can get up and do it all over . I too was blessed to have multiple generations of grandparents that passed down tons of wisdom, often wish I could have those conversations again
Monkey see --- monkey do - Let the little ones see you work and PRAY 🙏🙏🙏🙏 My daughter would rather do ANYTHING as long as it was with momma - She just wanted to be with me and me with her - All grown up now - she says THATS why she felt loved!
I helped my father put in the garden, then the harvest. In the kitchen with mother canning. Hated it at the time, now its a great memory. Oh, I garden and can...
NOT TOO LATE IN MASSACHUSETTS, I AM FROM NEW HAMPSHIRE ORIGINALLY AND HAVE FAMILY WHO LIVES IN MASSACHUSETTES NOW IS GOOD IF YOU CAN GET YOU SOME STARTS. IF YOU PLANT SEED IT JUST MAY TAKE A LITTLE LONGER BUT YOU WILL STILL BE OKAY. ENJOY GARDENING EVERYONE IT IS SO RELAXING, THERAPUTIC IN SO MANY WAYS.
my daughter just told me how other peers of hers don't take care of their parents or grandparents and she can't understand why they act that way and she and her sister would take care of my husband and I in a heartbeat and not fight over it. I told her it's probably because she SAW us do for my parents in their old age. Watching and learning life.