no electricity, no water, no heat: a blizzard alone at the homestead
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- Опубліковано 17 гру 2022
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sorry this video is shorter than normal! it's been a hectic week, and i wanted to get at least a little something out for you guys before i take next week off. hope you're all staying warm and cozy wherever you are! I know i finally am lmfao
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your pipes were frozen, heating up the house thawed them, but keep and eye open for leaks, next time you leave the house in cold weather leave the hot water tap on just a drizzle, and get heat tape for your pipes.
the hot water taps were all working, the pipes weren't frozen. It's the hot water heater that isn't heating, i promise you lol
So glad you have your power back and the heat❣️
@@jenpalazzo5728 Wait, ... because soon the entire planet will become stucked in time, because the entire system will collapse, and than we are on our own , ... Peace with you until than.
@@ericeidsness2210 She still has the cottages and Matt still has his office. She just purchased this home this past summer for more of a "winter" home because it's insulated and has the capacity for better heating :)
You are such a trooper Hannah girl! Many years ago I worked in South America in the mountains at an elevation of almost 13,000 ft, and we didn't have water, electricity, or heat either and you learn to be creative! It was fun watching you problem solve and you weren't bitching or complaining you were just figuring it out and rolling with the punches! I may be an old lady but watching you makes me feel like a young girl at heart all over again! I love it!
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She makes me feel younger too. Lol. I’m 66.
Ditto at 65 ❣❣
All that time rouging it in her van made dealing without power more tolerable, I'm guessing. For us regular folk, being without power is a major inconvenience. But maybe the lack of power is the reason for a shorter video this week.
Woof-Woof! “I love this comment and Hannah too!”🐶
Bit of advice -
1) ALWAYS stock your wood up as high as possible inside the house during the winter time. Possibly find an extra spot to store extra wood inside just in case.
2) keep your outside wood pile completely filled up.
3) run a rope clothesline etc from your house to where your wood pile is and any other out buildings you use during the winter, just in case of a surprise snowstorm/blizzard etc. Tie little bits of red cloth on it every few feet for visibility. That way you can't get lost between the different areas during any type of snowstorm. It could definitely save your life.
4) and don't forget to have plenty of drinking water on hand.
Good luck to you.
Thanks for sharing with us
I would've thought, seeing as you're such an expert, that you would've directed her to move the woodpile next to the house so as to render all your pedantic "survival points"(haha) impotent.
@@jokesonyou1373 RUDE. And childish… suggestions above are common sense for anyone who has lived in an area like that… Unfortunately some of this common sense has not been passed down to younger generations. It was a kind and helpful suggestion.
@@dharmaslife His suggestions are seriously flawed. He's chatting absolute garbage. I've lived in the woods for years. Your fuel supply should be easily accessible and protected from the elements. This, is common sense! Now go do some yoga and stop bothering people
And watch your home become infested with the bugs that came inside with the wood. Vestibule area is better imo, Right outside the door and sheltered, just bring in what you need as you are about to burn it.
The water compartment is also for generating steam, because the fire dries out the air. You should use it, or better yet, keep a full iron steamer or pot on the cook stove, as most people did back in the day. It's vitally important to keep a fire going all Winter. Get a proper wood stove for your house. This is a MUST because your water pipes are freezing. (When thawed from the house warming up, the water flowed. That's what happened.). You absolutely cannot allow your house to freeze - ever. You're going to end up with bursting pipes, a big mess, damage, and an expensive fix for the pipes, water removal, and mold prevention. (Also, on extra cold days, let the faucets drip. This helps the pipes not to freeze from water sitting, and open the cabinet doors under your sinks, to allow the heat to access the pipes under them.) You also need to get more insulation on your water pipes. This needs to be done immediately. Chopping wood is a constant on a homestead, and you need to stock up way more than you have in preparation for Winter. We have 3 coverd piles. One with green wood that's seasoning (tarped), one for storage of dry wood (under the overhang on our barn), and another coverd by the porch, so it's handy when we need it (don't have to walk across the yard). We keep that stocked. Good luck & Take care! ❤️
I personally believe that we all benefit from a bout of roughing it. It brings into focus what the true necessities of life are, and that we can live happily with much less. It also reminds us to be grateful for what we have.
You did well Hannah!!! Went with the flo, thought outside the box, and made do with what you had!!! Atta girl!!!
Having a wood stove, solves many hardship problems, huh?
Gives you heat, hot water, to bathe, wash dishes, wash clothes, etc, ability to cook, dry clothes, what am I forgetting? Bottom line, a woodstove, and a water source, are the most important elements to have!!!
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I'm going through a bit of that now. But i know my strength and determination will persevere
@@Juddfanimly
Atta girl!!! You got this!!!
Never give up, stay strong, believe in yourself and your abilities!!! You'll come through it all like a rockstar!!!
Happy New Year Karen!!!
May the coming year bring you all that you need to thrive and plenty of strength to keep you at it.
Lotsa love and big fat hugs!!!
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Roughing it?????!!!!
@@nancyzehr3679
Are you asking what the term "roughing it" means?
It's about going through a period of time without the luxuries that your accustomed to having.
For instance, living without electricity and running water from the tap.....
Its "rough" or "hard" to live without those things that you're accustomed to having, but you CAN find a way to adjust and make do with what you have.
We all can survive with much less than what we're accustomed to having, and many people do live their every day lives with far less than what we have.
Always be grateful for what you have and never take it for granted that you will always have it. Anything can happen at any time, and what would you do if suddenly you somehow lost everything that you have? Would you be able to "rough it" and find a way to survive?? Or would you just say oh woe is me and lay down and fade away? Of course the best option is to find a way to survive. Never take life for granted, and never give up!!!! Its also useful to think ahead and have a back up plan for life's most important necessities. What are those basic necessities that you absolutely need to survive??? And where would you need to go to find them, what would you have to do to obtain them?
"Food for thought"....in case you're wondering what that term means, it means something to think about. 🍃🤔🍃
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@@donnanichols6838 I am from New Orleans. I know what roughing it is. Do you know what India is, or perhaps inner city America? Do you know how much a gallon of milk costs? Pleb milk, not the resopnsibly sourced organic milk from herbed-clover fed, hand milked cows who are accomodated in better housing than 20% of Americans.
She is not roughin anything. Shes complaining.
What are the 'basics' for you? I feel my basics are waaaaay more basic than your or her basics. And yes. I am grateful. I doubt you would be grateful for my basics. Seriously doubt it. Major doubts.
Stay well.
Hannah this is truly you at your best, just figuring shit out as it happens. You're inspiring loads of people, myself included
I was going to say the same, she's very innovative.
100% agreed - Hannah is such an inspiration, staying positive and handling literally any situation. 💪
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This is the best video I've ever seen
Thanks Hannah!
Merry Christmas!
Using a swear word when you offer a compliment diminishes the compliment
I once cooked our entire Thanksgiving dinner in/on the wood stoves when a blizzard took out our electricity for 4 days in Vermont. That was the storm that taught me at all cost to have plenty of water in storage, with 2 kids it was a lesson hard learned lol
Frankenstorm (hurricane Sandy), in WV, taught me the value of solar back-up for everything else with 2 grandkids in the house.
I keep as much water in milk jugs as my freezers will hold. This serves 3 purposes. 1. Your freezer won't run as much.2. Keeps your food cold during a power outage. 3. If you're on a well, you can thaw it and use it when the power is out.
@@brianpulstsr8680 we do as well, and worse case scenario during hurricane Sandy we piled snow in a shaded area, placed all our frozen food exposed over night then placed it in coolers under the snow. Drastic I know but here the temps warmed up in 2 days and we had no power for 10 days. When we finally got power back we lost nothing, thankfully!
Hi Stephanie, sorry to ask such a vague question but for someone who is only just starting to understand the importance of back-up power (solar) etc) but who knows zero.. do you have any tips on a starting point? I’m bothered about watching too many youtube vids and spending money on stuff that actually won’t help in reality.
@@styvieagget4580 I started small. Bought solar lights that were easily charged, portable panels, batteries, torches, radio, generator etc.
As a newly divorced mother I did not have the funds to convert my home so I started at the lowest cost point.
My kitchen remodel will include a solar kit geared for small off grid living and is reasonably affordable.
It is easy to become overwhelmed especially as cost can be scary. I shopped sales and focused on immediate needs based on past experiences.
Yes, I did cook a meal on a drum stove during power failure. No Electric for 2 weeks, bad ice storm. It was good. Cooked breakfast and all meals.
I have lived very rural at different time in my life. The feeling when the power comes back on after days of being off, is better than Christmas and birthday combined. It is knowing that things just got easier after days of everything being 10 times harder than normal. Relief is a funny emotion. But a powerful one. Sending love to you.
Even with the inconveniences, I feel such a sense of longing when I see your house, inside and outside, and the land around it. What a wonderful thing to have started this adventure when you're still so young.
I also just spent the last 3 days alone without power + cell service deep in the woods and got power back last night. I feel for ya, the struggle is real lol
Hi Hannah, I have the same stove. If you slide the top damper from Open (O) to close (C) on the top, your oven will get much hotter. Not sure if you’ve done that but just in case! Great video❤
Plus open the oven door to put out some heat … unless you are using it for baking. 🙂
Is that a gas stove?
If you watched the video you would see she just lit a fire in it with wood!
Thank you for bringing back some good memories I had when living with my grandmother.
Beautiful home. I love the stove sooo much. Exactly, you didn’t complain. You rolled with it. That’s a strength! Good on you!
We lived in Bangor Maine as a kid, the 60's were truly an awakening in our country. One constant is the power of Mother Nature. Snow like this was assured and most importantly was meant to be played in.
Make sure you let your cold water drip during cold season to prevent your pipes from freezing and open sink cabinets to expose your pipes to warmer air. Probably takes the water heater more time to warm up because of the weather
So we were without a furnace during the coldest weather here! One thing we did was make sure to have curtains on the windows and the doorway to segregate the one room with a heat source to keep the heat in that room. Also putting curtains in front of the doors to the outside helps keep in the heat. Hope that helps in the future!
Or hang blankets also.
Sprinkle the wood ash from your cook stove on the path to the door. The darker ash will absorb more heat from the sun melting snow and ice.
Interesting science
Or just roll a snowman ball down your path. It will pick up all the snow along the way.
Except wood ash is alkaline and can mess up soil pH and affect plants that are growing where it is scattered.
You live in 4 wheel drive snow blower / bulldozer country.
You also track a mess into the house everytime you walk through it. It's not worth the mess.
When I was in my teens into early 20’s I lived in a cabin in the woods in Alaska . I hauled water, melted snow for bathing and went through a couple of rough times when the electricity went out, the heating oil froze and my vehicle wouldn’t start. I recall these times fondly now and believe that my lifestyle living in rural Alaska helped shape my character and fortitude. Every challenge , every mountain you climb , prepare you to be an independent and strong woman.
I know the feeling of relief and happiness when power is restored after a prolonged outage. And wow, that wood stove is awesome!
Me especially when you have food back up power source is good idea for fridges
To the naked eye Hannah bb may look like she's living all alone... but actually, she has all of us keeping her company digitally. We all get to enjoy this awesome place with her.
You're so kind and considerate
The metaverse is not reality. You are not with her. You are watching her.
I lived in a small cabin in the mountains outside of Napa and we had no cold water…only BURNING hot water. Listening to you saying “hot water, hot water” just brought me back to every time I had to wash the dishes there. Oh memories 😂
I love her SO much. "That would have been kind of me, past Hannah!" I like how she gently scolds herself. 🥰 Hannah is awesome. I like her personality and decorating style. And I love how she dresses, and her music style and reading style. Little house on the prairie, old man Hannah, building her own paradise. 🥰 She makes my heart smile.
You have no idea how every Sunday I look for you first. You saved my life in more ways than one. Thank you you are a joy to watch
So glad Hannah is so well-rested from her excursion to sunnier lands!! She is so smart about many practical matters and doesn't require a man to make her life sane during a winter emergency!!! My heroine!!!
It's women with your no man mentallity that end up 50, alone, no kids and lots of regrets.
@@NoOneHere2Day that’s not true at all whatsoever. All this person commented was that it’s clear Hannah doesn’t need a man to save her in a situation like this, not at all what you’re commenting about. No one NEEDS a man lol
@@Briannal884 Why even bring up men? When I see a man doing something, I never think he doesn't need a woman.
@@NoOneHere2Day who are you to think every person’s life needs to live up to what you think is a successful one? not everyone lives their life in hopes of having a relationship or even having kids, what an outdated mindset. people don’t need to be in a relationship and have kids just to be happy in life and not alone or have a regretful life as you say, can easily be done without :) sounds like such a dependent life to have another person who you base your happiness and fulfillment on, there’s more to life than that.
@@NoOneHere2Day I feel bad for you that you see the world like this. Not everybody needs to be dependent on someone to be happy in their life. Not everyone wants to be married or have children. Some people are living their best lifes because they don't have to consider other people when they are making decisions for themselves. Being alone doesn't mean that you are lonely. If you do not understand that I feel sorry for your very antique view of the world and I wonder whether you are truly happy in your current life situation
Hannah, you don’t realize how many young women would be so lost in a situation like this one. May you always pride yourself in that, and the intelligence and knowledge you have in a lot of things most people in modern day society turn a blind eye to.
And young men too :)
@@salzburg18 Agreed
@@salzburg18 :)
That woodburning stove is the most wonderful appliance! So glad the former owners kept it (or acquired it?) Just brilliant. I used to live with a 1920s hybrid gas/wood stove (a classic Wedgewood, of course) and I still miss it after all these years. It had a heating vent on the side, and it was so nice to stand there warming my buns in the winter while my Mom made breakfast. It's so cool to see you coping with problems and figuring out solutions for every issue! You are the stuff the pioneer women were made out of, Hannah.
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Hannah out here just letting her heart decide how much coffee grounds she needs 😂🫣
All of them
@@hannahleeduggan lol
Her putting snow in the kettle ❤️ So cute 🌼
You got this!!
Firewood: heats you up when you chop it, when you carry it and when it burns! 💕
This is my Christmas Card to Hannah.
My dear Hannah. This last year has zoomed by with so many exciting adventures. Your travels and projects have kept me entertained and inspired. Your quiet moments have graced me with gentle introspection. May you have the most wonderful holiday. Merry Christmas and looking forward to a grand New Year.
That’s just beautiful!
Life is definitely a learning experience. I knew you would be okay. That water reservoir on the kitchen stove will help keep moisture in the air. Putting a pot of water on the stove in the plant room will keep those plants happy. Glad you have a power pack. Stay awesome Hannah!!!❤️❤️❤️
I'm happy to see you made it home safely and Merry Christmas Hannah
"Now I don't even know what electricity is for." E X A C T L Y ! The way of gathering wood and melting snow ... that's living!
Glad you and Desperaux are safely back at the homestead. You handled the heat, water and power issues well. Wishes to you and your family for very blessed and happy Winter holidays.
What a wonderful winter video makes me feel as if we're all in this together. Keep them coming your videos are always warm & inviting.
You always make my day. Love all your videos... also you make this 60+ year old gal feel 20 again. You keep doing you. Sending you lots of love
Hannah quotes of the day: I will learn no lesson, now I don't even know what electricity is for 🧡✨️ happy u and despereaux are staying warm
My serotonin levels would be crazier than they’ve ever been if I had that plant room and all that wood around me wow 💛🌿
Wishing I was there to help and welcome you back home....You got this sweetie!!!
Your home looks so gorgeous in the snow! The natural light in your kitchen is so pretty! In you whole cabin, actually. Love your open and positive attitude! Hannah this is truly you at your best
I love that you are okay and your power is back on. That you take care of Desparo.... is so very heartening to me.
I'm so glad you've got your power back.
And I just want to say that Despereaux is the most blessed little mouse to have you as her person. You are so loving and gentle, she couldn't ask for a better human. ❤❤❤
I wish that Despereaux had a friend to play with.
Probably the most pampered and well travelled wild mouse in Minnesota history!
She should let the mouse go wild
@@missingremote4388 I doubt she would survive in the wild. 🙂
The water tank on your stove also puts some humidity in that really dry air you get when you heat with wood. Rock on chicken leg girl!
Thank you for sticking with youtube for all these years Hannah❤️ You are my favourite youtuber to watch. Absolutely adore your content and love your personality 💕 just wanted to at least comment that what you do brings me (and I'm sure many others) so much joy!🌟❤️
That’s all we had growing up in the mountains. Wood heaters, no running water, outside toilet. We were very poor, but very happy. We lived off the land. Thank you God for giving us a roof over our heads.
You are so amazing to watch. You don't let things get you down and stop. You figure a way around everything life hands you. I'm so happy to see you back at your house in the woods. The snow makes it look picturesque. Makes me wish I was there.
The natural light in your kitchen is so pretty! In you whole cabin, actually. Love your open and positive attitude!
Your home looks so gorgeous in the snow! Warm winter wishes to you, Hannah!💛
Absolutely beautiful landscapes. I think the aesthetics of your home is very pleasing to my eyes. Your kitchen is beautiful, and that stove is gorgeous.
So proud how far you have come seriously!!!! ❤
You are so fortunate to have that wood fired oven that is in such great condition! Your new home is beautiful. Congrats!
So glad to see you back at the homestead with the snow!
You're so well adapted to be able to take whatever life throws at you. Another great video Thanks for sharing the snow scenes are gorgeous.
Happy Holidays, Hannah! Congratulations on the new homestead. It looks like a Winter Wonderland. Also. Congratulations on your new jewelry endeavor. You have come a long way, baby! And you deserve all the goodness! Stay warm!
Your home looks beautiful with the sun streaming through your windows. Beautiful setting!
Tammy From Ohio how often does Hannah go back and forth between her cabin in the woods and her van
This vlog could have been an hour long of you just enjoying yourself in the house and the snow, and I’d watch the whole thing! So beautiful with the snow and there’s something so nice and calming about living off a wood stove and working out basic skills again that I enjoy. Wish I was there enjoying it with you, take care of yourself Hannah xx
Th extremely calm and practical way that you problem-solve and manage to stay unbothered by these laborious tasks is so inspirational. I would probably lose my mind in this situation, but you make it seem so easy. Truly the coolest.
Why was the snow melting in the pot so satisfying? You’re amazing Hannah, I wish I had this life x
Oh Hannah, you're such a beautiful soul! I felt the excitement when the power came back on! 👍
Hannah, the water on the stove is to provide humidity in your house!
I was going to say this! Nothing like a wood stove to dry out the air. Your skin will thank you for having some water on!
It has more than use. This how we have lived in the mountains for years.
What if you have mold issues in the house?
@@burgamister5827 You are absolutely correct. A lot of people don’t realize the water container is duel use, humidity, hot water for cleaning. That’s why there’s a Spicket on the side. The entire stove is a masterpiece 💗
Thank you Hannah, I love the way you live your life ❤
Beautiful home. I love how you keep the plants alive.
You’re so calm in situations that the rest of us freak out over. Such a sweetheart!
It's so peaceful watching you do these things. Love it!
You have a beautiful home and the snow just makes it more beautiful
Hi Hannah, loving your new home even with the power out. You're crushing it. Hope you have a very Happy Christmas & Happy 2023. x
Hi Hannah, until you get a sled ..you could use a tarp to glide heavy objects through the snow
Stay cozy stay strong Hannah, you’ve had a hell of a journey this year, enjoy the break!
I clearly have not watched in TOO LONG cuz I CANNOT BELIEVE all of the WORK you have done on that place!!!! WOW Hannah! It’s BEAUTIFUL! I LOVE all of your plants and I LOVE that you still have your mousie❤️
My prayers are with you! I hope everything gets much better soon for you! I felt bad that you were going through this devastating situation 🙏 🙏🙏
The winter season is tough for those of us living off the grid. My cabin walls are literally 100 year old trees that have cracks that I need to seal with special melted silicone. Blizzards are tough, hang in there Hannah!
I'm so jealous of you living out wherever you are I would be in heaven to live like that I grew up in the country when younger and now I older and miss it so much
Thank you for being so real Hannah.
I absolutely love your videos!!! They give me so much relaxation hope!! And peace of mind ugh love it so much! Makes me so calm with my anxiety is way to high!
Such an inspiration for all young girls and women out there-people in general. You’re amazing!
So glad to see that with your woodstoves you found a way to keep warm. Love that you think on your toes so to speak, to melt the snow for water. Many people overlook doing the simplest of things to solve problems. Have a Merry Christmas Hannah and looking forward to seeing more upcoming videos of you putting personal touches to your new home.
Loved like that way back in the late 70’s the Shenandoah river froze over for the first time in 90 yrs.we only had a tiny wood stove that needed to be fed constantly. All pipes were frozen and split so no water. The dogs water bowl froze to the kitchen floor! We learned many lessons that winter. Glad you are getting things figured out as you go.
I always find myself watching videos like this while holding a hand on my heart ❤
You have the best skills for anything that comes your way!!!!!! You girl are a inspiration to anyone who lives alone you handle things so cool. Your property and home are a Winter Wonderland, Hallmark could film a movie there for sure. How is Desperaux ( spelling wrong) doing in the cold. Thank you for putting out a video just made my day and my heart smile.❤️❤️❤️❤️
Now you know what to prepare for for the next outage, plenty of spare water, food and firewood and a full tank of gas...winter has just begun...and now you know why I live in Florida...but I lived the life in a cabin in the mountains of Colorado with my young daughter and my dogs in the 70's, I promise you can do this, you have all the tools...glad you are back safe...!
I don’t usually comment, but I have to tell you, I look forward to your video every week. It revitalizes me. I love your content so much; it’s so inspiring to me!
Thank you for being a happy creative soul. Beautiful!
I truly Love your cozy beautiful house, Hannah! It has such a vibe of home to me. So awesome that you have wood to heat & cook with & that stove is to die for!
Wishing you a Merry Christmas! ⛄🎄🕊️❄️🎄
im so happy hannah, i have been watching your channel for a couple years now so jealous of that ring and preordered mine as soon as you said u launched it and i cant wait! Love you hannah!!!!
My gosh, I love your videos so much 😍 Watching you cook while it snowed outside was so calming!
A woodpile-to-house sled is an EXCELLENT idea!!! Imma gonna do that myself! 😃 Sick of lugging.
YOU DID GOOD...... and your home cabin is beautiful!
Oh my God, I'm floored. A beautiful girl like you, Alone, and toughing the adversities. Rock on, Hannah. I love it, from Missouri
You’re such a beautiful human. I’m binge watching you on chemo day today. I love your soul Hannah! ❤
Your a rockstar Hannah I am so incredibly inspired by you! Q&A soon please!?!
Your new house was spectacular in the summer and fall, but it is gets purely magical in the winter. What incredible views you get from every room. It would be nice if you could film some snowfall videos for your second channel, with beautiful piano music. Merry Christmas. Looking forward to your 2023 adventures.
Your little mouse is so sweet. Merry Christmas Hannah 🎄 God Bless you.
Reminds me of winters growing up in NH. I had one memorable thanksgiving without power for a week, grilled the turkey and cooked the rest of the sides on a stove top similar to yours. Some of my best childhood memories were from the days/weeks we had without power just figuring out how to do normal things!
One thing I miss about having a wood stove is being able to heat water and cook even if the power is out. There’s a lot to be said for the old ways. Technology is wonderful when it works, but when it doesn’t….we’ll it’s a pain!
I miss my wood stove
Such a beautiful home.
After watching you for the last year, I’ve finally decided to make my own channel. You’re such an inspiration, Hannah. Really, thank you.
Oh my what an amazing adventure you are having! You are so very brave. ❤️
You handled yourself very well in this situation. A lot of people would have lost their minds. And I love your stove.☺️😌⛄✨
All the power to ya, love from Ireland 🇮🇪 ❤️
You are killing it. Keep up the great personality and work
Hannah, I love your new home and that stove AMAZING!
Idk if you'll see this but you came through my drive through today at caribou. Just wanted to let you know how much you inspire me in my life! I so deeply admire your accomplishments and ambition! Seriously living the life I've dreamed of. Your videos help me know and believe that it's possible to attain my goals and dreams. Thank you for sharing these layers of your life and inspiring others! Your truly an amazing human being! 💖
you made my day! Sorry if I was a little out of it, I was having one of those mornings 😂 so nice to meet you! ♥️