I’ve noticed such a huge change in Nichole since she has been able to get out of the van. I’m sure she feels human again lol you guys are doing such a great job!
Nobody has the right to judge you they're not in your shoes and have no clue of what your going thru and the tools you have to work with!!! Just keep up the excellent work y'all are doing and stay safe
I'm so glad you 2 decided to stay somewhere to ReCharge...Very noticeable in your faces, your smiles. Total attitude adjustments.👍👍 for your great ideas.
I just live for your videos,,,, the editing is superb ,,,, I love the way you start with the start of your days.....The foot scene ,,,, the making of the bed,,,, the music,,,, the smelling of the tea,,,, etc, etc, etc, I never want it to end !
Chapathi tip: next time try mixing the whole wheat flour with hot water. Dough almost not sticky to your hands. Apply olive oil half teaspoon over the dough. keep it covered with wet cloth or towel for 30 minutes.
I notice you place you lovly hair in a bun when you two go for a run. But not while useing power tools. I've work as a home builder my entire life, with long hair. Every morning my wife would braid it so it would not get caught in the movment of a tool. Be safe not sad. Excuse me spelling.
If you fry your spices, garlic and onions first then add the chickpeas & water, it will taste even better. Onions first then spices etc. just for a min or two to release the spice fragrance.
My boyfriend is kenyan. Chapatis are super delicious and cheap. Flour, water, sugar, and oil. I can make 3 in a pan at a time which I'm super proud of because I couldn't even do one.
I've gone back in time, all without a time machine, so I can watch you build your yurt from the ground up. I love watching your videos. They are both relaxing and fascinating at the same time. And as I've said before, very professionally done. Your editing and choice of music is spot on. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
try hot water cornbread, self rising corn meal, salt pepper and garlic powder to taste, boil water and add to corn meal until same texture as your bread. let this sit for about ten min to cook the meal. then form small patties and fry in oil till golden brown. not sure if frying fits your diet but worth every now and then. Enjoy also wet your hands when forming patties to keep from sticking to you hands
An easy staple that is cheap and you can live on (instead of bread) is skillet cornbread. Mix 1/2 cup cornmeal and 1/4 cup "just add water" pancake mix (2:1 ratio). Add a spoon of sugar and a pinch of salt. Then add enough water to batter and cook in skillet with a little oil. A thick batter comes out like cornbread and a thinner batter comes out like pancakes. The instant pancake mix serves as a binder for the corn meal (probably because of the wheat gluten) and allows it to rise a little. The cornbread is a good side with beans or steak and the pancakes are a good breakfast. A thinner batter is also good for batter fried chicken or fish. A variation with this recipe is to add a bunch of chopped onion to the batter and make onion patties. Taste like onion rings but easier to make.
As an Indian, we have chapati each day, every day, we have it with many things, like, vegetables, chana, tadka, chicken, mutton, .. m giving u guys a tip, go for without oil, it's taste much better for me
Quite the team effort! Love watching your vids..even longer would be awesome but certainly not complaining! Great job on the Chapatis Nichole! Loving the Yurt progress..I'm beyond certain that your channel will go viral and don't be surprised if it gets picked up for TV airing. The way you are creating an off grid life..the process ...and your adventures will become a means by which many will follow. You both are creating a magical way of living!!! Much respect all the way from Nova Scotia!! Xoxo
I’m here on Van Isle as well and yes, I’m sure by now you’ve realized the weather forecast is rarely accurate. My weather channel is up at 5am, drink my coffee on the deck and decide what I’m going to do when I’m done. They can’t predict the weather for us here as well because they have no way of predicting how the different fronts will react to offshore and onshore of the west coast. So we just roll with it here. I keep it simple: May- Sept (hardly any rain): October-April (lots of rain and some snow).😂
You two are doing a great job. like all of the videos so far and never knew there was such a thing called a yurt. be careful and enjoy each other. from north carolina
Non-instant Oatmeal every morning is healthy for you. Don't give up your dream. Just keep both eyes open. I might suggest installing some cross bracing to keep things plumb and level.
I be been watching since way back wen Jake was at his house in Arizona and love to follow you , I wish you all the best ! Because I believe in God found myself praying for you guys the other night , for your safety that is mainly , like bears and cougars and what ever else there is out there . Then this morning I see Jake driving away from your place ALONE and I thought he left you there alone and I was worried kind of panicked. May I ask ? Then I thought NO he’s to smart and to nice to do that , Right ? This is Carol in New Brunswick . So take good care . I love what you are doing ! I’ve been wanting to homestead for some time now . Have a great day!
Love Indian food! I had something here that had white peaches, potatoes, and other vegetables with a white gravy-like sauce. I don’t remember what they called it and the little restaurant did not last long, unfortunately, as I went back to try more dishes. It was vegetarian.
I make chapati's all the time, I normally mix in a small amount of rapeseed/sunflower oil and a pinch of salt to mine. The key is to let it rest and then roll it out really thin. There are some good techniques to get it to puff up, but really it just takes practice to get good at it, like anything.
Garry - I know. Right? So very pretty! I bet it smells wonderful. It's like the Perma Culture soil Jake had in his garden in the U.S.A. only made by nature. Check out his other vlog vegan athlete from a couple of years ago. Excellent content! 👍👍NERD ON, BRO!
You guys are GOING to get seriously hurt if you keep cutting lumber the way you are. NEVER cut inbetween saw horses. The cut end needs to overhang the saw horse.
They should be ok as long as they lift up on the longer side as they make their final cut. Probably for the novice though, they would be better off cutting on the ground. That would minimize the chance of the saw blade binding. I agree with your concerns though.
@@robertadelsberger3749I have been a "hands on" Building contractor for 45 years and i can't count how many morons cutting this way have been cut. Ground cutting would be better but should still be avoided by people with little experience.
Great progress lady and gent. Have you thought about insulating the floor yet? You might want to explore the reflectix mylar bubble insulation. Boss of the swamp used it and had great success with his cabin. And the rodents cant nest in it.
That is like a dumpling to us here.. you can also use that same recipe and roll it out not fancy.. and use knife to cut squares or odd shapes what ever size and place into what ever soups or stews you are making Nicole @livingoffgridw/Jake&Nicole it is FANTASTIC... just let them cook until they float back up and boil for just a few minutes.. YUMMY!.
12:34 I heard that using *Pepper with Tumeric* , helps with the Absorption.. When you ingest turmeric with black pepper, you are increasing the amount of the curcumin you can absorb and your body can use. Curcumin has been associated with numerous health benefits including anti-inflammatory and an antioxidant, protecting healthy cells from free radicals which can cause damage
Well done on the making of the flatbread on coals... The mind truly boggles at your creativity!! Kindness your way Neil ( lochness Scottish Highlands )
I love watching your videos but lately there is a lot of overlapping material. I feel like I’m watching everything twice in different videos. I like them but not sure I want to see the same material more than once. Just FYI
Tracie, I think their lives are so intertwined because they are spending all their time together building, traveling, clearing, eating, and other choirs that it will be a lot of overlapping. Once they get settled, they will likely do different things during their day and you will likely see more of Nicole's activities vs Jake's.
Garry Cole I am only watching one channel. I don’t watch any of Nicole’s material. I am saying that this one channel has been quite repetitive lately. It did not used to be that way. Not sure what is going on. I don’t like reruns of the same footage but I know I can unsubscribe if need be.
@@raghu5038 Posting links to old videos is necessary. Most people don't watch a channel from it's inception. If you think it's new content then that's your problem. They aren't linking and telling people or making anyone think it's new.
@@raghu5038 Then I guess all I can say is that you must be a moron. All anyone has to do is click their avatar and look at the videos page to know it's NOT new content. All while never leaving the one you're watching. It literally takes seconds.
So sorry that we missed the premiere but late morning just didn't work out as one of us (Lance) had to work - the fun of having a somewhat non-standard job! Having watched this after Jake's video this evening it was nice to see a little more progress on the construction, and it was also funny that you both chose to dedicate a lot of video time on the food you are eating. It's not bad, just interesting that you both had the same sort of content ideas during filming/editing. Just shows how in sync with each other you must be :-) Super cool to see some of your yoga at the end... almost in complete silhouette. Very beautiful. Thanks again for taking the time to create and edit the video. Looking forward to the next one! Lance & Carol - Victoria
I'm an indian, must say you made better chapattis than me. 😁 Love watching your video's guys. They are really better than watching movies or series, mainly coz you give lot of information that could be useful for camping and trekking. Thank you!!
Love that little set up.. Cute cabin.. Nice people! I remember when you two got that tea.. I remember the woman too.. lmfao. Dang! Great job. Love the look on Jakes face when he said.. D-puk... dues up and that look on his face.. Too cute! Love the kelp catch and love the music! Great video you two!
You guys are so awesome! You make the cutest couple. I so admire would you guys are doing. I love watching you guys build your own home I watch from the beginning. Jake you're an awesome dude and Nicole you're cute as a button. Love you guys all the way from Maryland!!!
LOL... 6:25 I thought someone was sneaking up on them when that shower bag turned in the wind. It looked like a t-shirt body coming from behind a tree. I was so focused on the cut...caught it in my upper field of view. Slightly startled me. LOL
My husband have loved this adventure (I have been following Jake for his Tai Chi for a few years now). But, I have to say we're having a hard time following because of the repeated video footage and I think there are now two channels? to watch the "off grid" stuff on. Maybe if you do just one it would be less confusing. God bless you two on this amazing adventure!
Hey Guys. I’m tryin to help your channel .meaning I’m tellin my friends about y’all ..Pleas tell us more about your tea or where to get it ...... thanks so much. Craig. Pa. Guy
I'm new to your channel and have enjoyed watching the progress. So much hard work to create the yurt but it will be nice once completed. Thanks for sharing your adventure.....⚘
Hey just wanna say the way you guys are cutting that wood looks dangerous your saw will bind up if it hasn't already! Try maybe moving the saw horses in more and cut so the piece falls off...
Love you two keep up the epic videos and I certainly do not mind the overlapping content..it's kinda rad to see the view from both your eyes...be careful with bears tho I was gonna let you two know you will need to fence your fruit trees unfortunately bears will tear shit up
Looking good, I’m so excited to see the yurt materialize 🙌 P.s. I love all the cooking content, I’ll bet we see great things this summer from your garden(s).xo
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I’ve noticed such a huge change in Nichole since she has been able to get out of the van. I’m sure she feels human again lol you guys are doing such a great job!
Nobody has the right to judge you they're not in your shoes and have no clue of what your going thru and the tools you have to work with!!! Just keep up the excellent work y'all are doing and stay safe
Tony Allen 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I'm so glad you 2 decided to stay somewhere to ReCharge...Very noticeable in your faces, your smiles. Total attitude adjustments.👍👍 for your great ideas.
I just live for your videos,,,, the editing is superb ,,,, I love the way you start with the start of your days.....The foot scene ,,,, the making of the bed,,,, the music,,,, the smelling of the tea,,,, etc, etc, etc, I never want it to end !
MY PERMACULTURE GARDEN thank you 😊💜
Chapathi tip: next time try mixing the whole wheat flour with hot water. Dough almost not sticky to your hands. Apply olive oil half teaspoon over the dough. keep it covered with wet cloth or towel for 30 minutes.
I notice you place you lovly hair in a bun when you two go for a run. But not while useing power tools. I've work as a home builder my entire life, with long hair. Every morning my wife would braid it so it would not get caught in the movment of a tool. Be safe not sad.
Excuse me spelling.
I'm so happy you have a place to stay in while setting up your Yurt. ☺🌞🌴
If you fry your spices, garlic and onions first then add the chickpeas & water, it will taste even better. Onions first then spices etc. just for a min or two to release the spice fragrance.
Sarah Payton That’s What we do!
My boyfriend is kenyan. Chapatis are super delicious and cheap. Flour, water, sugar, and oil. I can make 3 in a pan at a time which I'm super proud of because I couldn't even do one.
You'll need a winter skirt for those high stilts... the cold air will sweep up under!
😢living their best life with eachother makes me happy. I cant wait to do that...but with a whole family😄
😍👍💓💗
I've gone back in time, all without a time machine, so I can watch you build your yurt from the ground up. I love watching your videos. They are both relaxing and fascinating at the same time. And as I've said before, very professionally done. Your editing and choice of music is spot on. Thanks for sharing your journey with us.
Thank you SO much for using our music in here!
Love your music
I've just subscribed to your channel. Your music is beautiful.
VFX Todd Thank You!!
try hot water cornbread, self rising corn meal, salt pepper and garlic powder to taste, boil water and add to corn meal until same texture as your bread. let this sit for about ten min to cook the meal. then form small patties and fry in oil till golden brown. not sure if frying fits your diet but worth every now and then. Enjoy also wet your hands when forming patties to keep from sticking to you hands
Love the all-in-one building, cooking, gardening and reality living tv! 😁👍🏾❤️ also the “Alone” and “Naked and Afraid” vibe. 😂😂😂😂
An easy staple that is cheap and you can live on (instead of bread) is skillet cornbread. Mix 1/2 cup cornmeal and 1/4 cup "just add water" pancake mix (2:1 ratio). Add a spoon of sugar and a pinch of salt. Then add enough water to batter and cook in skillet with a little oil. A thick batter comes out like cornbread and a thinner batter comes out like pancakes. The instant pancake mix serves as a binder for the corn meal (probably because of the wheat gluten) and allows it to rise a little. The cornbread is a good side with beans or steak and the pancakes are a good breakfast. A thinner batter is also good for batter fried chicken or fish. A variation with this recipe is to add a bunch of chopped onion to the batter and make onion patties. Taste like onion rings but easier to make.
As an Indian, we have chapati each day, every day, we have it with many things, like, vegetables, chana, tadka, chicken, mutton, .. m giving u guys a tip, go for without oil, it's taste much better for me
Quite the team effort! Love watching your vids..even longer would be awesome but certainly not complaining! Great job on the Chapatis Nichole! Loving the Yurt progress..I'm beyond certain that your channel will go viral and don't be surprised if it gets picked up for TV airing. The way you are creating an off grid life..the process ...and your adventures will become a means by which many will follow. You both are creating a magical way of living!!! Much respect all the way from Nova Scotia!! Xoxo
Designer Digs yvonne ❤️
I’m here on Van Isle as well and yes, I’m sure by now you’ve realized the weather forecast is rarely accurate. My weather channel is up at 5am, drink my coffee on the deck and decide what I’m going to do when I’m done. They can’t predict the weather for us here as well because they have no way of predicting how the different fronts will react to offshore and onshore of the west coast. So we just roll with it here. I keep it simple: May- Sept (hardly any rain): October-April (lots of rain and some snow).😂
You two are doing a great job. like all of the videos so far and never knew there was such a thing called a yurt. be careful and enjoy each other. from north carolina
These guys are always chowing down! I'm years behind on this blog, but I only recently found it and I want to watch it in order.
Non-instant Oatmeal every morning is healthy for you.
Don't give up your dream. Just keep both eyes open.
I might suggest installing some cross bracing to keep things plumb and level.
I be been watching since way back wen Jake was at his house in Arizona and love to follow you , I wish you all the best ! Because I believe in God found myself praying for you guys the other night , for your safety that is mainly , like bears and cougars and what ever else there is out there . Then this morning I see Jake driving away from your place ALONE and I thought he left you there alone and I was worried kind of panicked. May I ask ? Then I thought NO he’s to smart and to nice to do that , Right ? This is Carol in New Brunswick . So take good care . I love what you are doing ! I’ve been wanting to homestead for some time now . Have a great day!
every show i watch...i need have a cup of tea...nice work
Sending massive amounts of love to you two. So fun to come along with you guys on this journey
Love Indian food! I had something here that had white peaches, potatoes, and other vegetables with a white gravy-like sauce. I don’t remember what they called it and the little restaurant did not last long, unfortunately, as I went back to try more dishes. It was vegetarian.
I make chapati's all the time, I normally mix in a small amount of rapeseed/sunflower oil and a pinch of salt to mine. The key is to let it rest and then roll it out really thin. There are some good techniques to get it to puff up, but really it just takes practice to get good at it, like anything.
Wow, that is some nice black soil!! I am such a nerd LOL to talk about soil that way.
Garry - I know. Right? So very pretty! I bet it smells wonderful. It's like the Perma Culture soil Jake had in his garden in the U.S.A. only made by nature. Check out his other vlog vegan athlete from a couple of years ago. Excellent content! 👍👍NERD ON, BRO!
She is such a joy to watch and listen to.
You guys are GOING to get seriously hurt if you keep cutting lumber the way you are. NEVER cut inbetween saw horses. The cut end needs to overhang the saw horse.
T K I do when the pieces are not 12-16’ long. We are not going to get hurt at all but thanks for your concern!
They should be ok as long as they lift up on the longer side as they make their final cut. Probably for the novice though, they would be better off cutting on the ground. That would minimize the chance of the saw blade binding. I agree with your concerns though.
@@robertadelsberger3749I have been a "hands on" Building contractor for 45 years and i can't count how many morons cutting this way have been cut. Ground cutting would be better but should still be avoided by people with little experience.
@@VeganAthlete I have seen people with 100 times your experience get cut. Good luck as you WILL need it with your know it all attitude!
T K Keep watching to find out ;)
No, it’s great while you are young and healthy. World is a great place to explore all kinds of life.
Love outdoor living and more quietly. Sometimes I don't eat breakfast.
Actually it is a good life and balancing. Forget what people think. You are in perfect drive. Thanks
Set all corners first, then level a straight line to measure all other 4x4s to for height. A water level is your friend.
Great progress lady and gent. Have you thought about insulating the floor yet? You might want to explore the reflectix mylar bubble insulation. Boss of the swamp used it and had great success with his cabin. And the rodents cant nest in it.
Obstacles of food,shelter but u both are still trying to tackle the obstacles and also trying to move forward,well done
I'm quarantined in Mexico and found you guys. Been binging the past 24 hours. You guys are great. Hope you're well.
I'm happy for you both to be able to live off the grid and build your home, and Nicole you have great skin take care of it!!
nicole, at 4:44 that sequence, wow your energy is off the hook. youre beautiful 🌺
I hope you done live where it gets very cold. If you do. When the ground freezes. It's going to move your foundation blocks no deeper than they are.
Chapati and it is also called roti .u can add 1tsp raw milk or oil little bit it will make chapati more soft
U made perfect chapati 👍 😊
Hey Nicole
M Gautham from India
Use whole wheat flour to make chapatis and also add some salt while preparing the dough.
❤
GoMzY !!! Thank you!! 😊 I’ll try it that!!
That is like a dumpling to us here.. you can also use that same recipe and roll it out not fancy.. and use knife to cut squares or odd shapes what ever size and place into what ever soups or stews you are making Nicole @livingoffgridw/Jake&Nicole it is FANTASTIC... just let them cook until they float back up and boil for just a few minutes.. YUMMY!.
12:34 I heard that using *Pepper with Tumeric* , helps with the Absorption..
When you ingest turmeric with black pepper, you are increasing the amount of the curcumin you can absorb and your body can use. Curcumin has been associated with numerous health benefits including anti-inflammatory and an antioxidant, protecting healthy cells from free radicals which can cause damage
Kanzee I also heard mixing turmeric in warm milk is also good because it helps your brain.
@@susanlee9532 Lactose Intolerant here..no Milk for me.....lol
You two really are adorable.
Well done on the making of the flatbread on coals... The mind truly boggles at your creativity!!
Kindness your way
Neil ( lochness Scottish Highlands )
Así empezaron a construir la casa Excelente trabajo ,,ay muchos vídeos qué no e visto ,,ya son famosos ,,🇺🇾♥️😀👍
A long way from Tempe AZ, but where ever you are with love you are home.
Nice first attempt for Chapati.... Lots of Love from india...😃😃😇
I love watching your videos but lately there is a lot of overlapping material. I feel like I’m watching everything twice in different videos. I like them but not sure I want to see the same material more than once. Just FYI
Tracie, I think their lives are so intertwined because they are spending all their time together building, traveling, clearing, eating, and other choirs that it will be a lot of overlapping. Once they get settled, they will likely do different things during their day and you will likely see more of Nicole's activities vs Jake's.
Garry Cole I am only watching one channel. I don’t watch any of Nicole’s material. I am saying that this one channel has been quite repetitive lately. It did not used to be that way. Not sure what is going on. I don’t like reruns of the same footage but I know I can unsubscribe if need be.
@@raghu5038 Posting links to old videos is necessary. Most people don't watch a channel from it's inception. If you think it's new content then that's your problem. They aren't linking and telling people or making anyone think it's new.
@@raghu5038 Then I guess all I can say is that you must be a moron. All anyone has to do is click their avatar and look at the videos page to know it's NOT new content. All while never leaving the one you're watching. It literally takes seconds.
Think I just found a new favorite you tube vlog! This is actually bad ass...i would love to do this someday! 🙌🙂 BTW y'all are adorable.
So sorry that we missed the premiere but late morning just didn't work out as one of us (Lance) had to work - the fun of having a somewhat non-standard job! Having watched this after Jake's video this evening it was nice to see a little more progress on the construction, and it was also funny that you both chose to dedicate a lot of video time on the food you are eating. It's not bad, just interesting that you both had the same sort of content ideas during filming/editing. Just shows how in sync with each other you must be :-) Super cool to see some of your yoga at the end... almost in complete silhouette. Very beautiful. Thanks again for taking the time to create and edit the video. Looking forward to the next one! Lance & Carol - Victoria
I'm an indian, must say you made better chapattis than me. 😁
Love watching your video's guys. They are really better than watching movies or series, mainly coz you give lot of information that could be useful for camping and trekking.
Thank you!!
Love that little set up.. Cute cabin.. Nice people! I remember when you two got that tea.. I remember the woman too.. lmfao. Dang! Great job. Love the look on Jakes face when he said.. D-puk... dues up and that look on his face.. Too cute! Love the kelp catch and love the music! Great video you two!
You guys are so awesome! You make the cutest couple. I so admire would you guys are doing. I love watching you guys build your own home I watch from the beginning. Jake you're an awesome dude and Nicole you're cute as a button. Love you guys all the way from Maryland!!!
I cant wait to see the yurt! xd
LOL... 6:25 I thought someone was sneaking up on them when that shower bag turned in the wind. It looked like a t-shirt body coming from behind a tree. I was so focused on the cut...caught it in my upper field of view. Slightly startled me. LOL
0:10 the next sound goes perfect with that... O.o hehe
Have a bless sunday to u both
Blooms flowers Lovers thank you 💜
A tree house yurt? Just make sure you insulate the floor if you can. Also buy plenty of rugs and carpets.
Agree. The mylar bubble insulation would work great. As seen on Boss of the Swamp. Great insulation for floor and rodents cant nest in it.
great progress !
That was really cool ❤️🌴🦋🌈💛🍀
My husband have loved this adventure (I have been following Jake for his Tai Chi for a few years now). But, I have to say we're having a hard time following because of the repeated video footage and I think there are now two channels? to watch the "off grid" stuff on. Maybe if you do just one it would be less confusing. God bless you two on this amazing adventure!
Looks great...
My daughters horses eat the same thing for breakfast !
Ok, I'm going to have to pick or of their channels to watch. I feel like I've seen some of this stuff 3 times now!!
Good to see Indian food. 😍 Chapathi n chana, what a combination. And when u make it on fire, that's the sweet spot. U did great.
I have no clue how I ended up watching you guys but now I have to watch every episode
you did great making the bread...
Great video, great energy from and between you two!!!
Your bread looks great
Lmao, I am an Indian. I was so surprised when you were trying to make chapati. Did not expect that. Glad you used oil.
Indian Chapati and Chana 👌👌
Floor and water touch of salt is what natives call fry bread add some beans lettuce tomatoes and cheese and now you have an Indian taco
Can't wait till you get the Yurt up. Although second I can't wait for the chickens. And other animals lol
Hey Guys. I’m tryin to help your channel .meaning I’m tellin my friends about y’all ..Pleas tell us more about your tea or where to get it ...... thanks so much. Craig. Pa. Guy
Oh my god, love the French lady.
Looks delicious
and Nicole gets the Spoon AND the coolest bowl (for breakfast) :))
FUN
Nice video with chapati & chana
nice song
I'm new to your channel and have enjoyed watching the progress.
So much hard work to create the yurt but it will be nice once completed.
Thanks for sharing your adventure.....⚘
Hey just wanna say the way you guys are cutting that wood looks dangerous your saw will bind up if it hasn't already! Try maybe moving the saw horses in more and cut so the piece falls off...
suddenly its 1967 and the summer of love
Love you two keep up the epic videos and I certainly do not mind the overlapping content..it's kinda rad to see the view from both your eyes...be careful with bears tho I was gonna let you two know you will need to fence your fruit trees unfortunately bears will tear shit up
That"s a healthy Breakfast :) also your teas you drink sound really good
Looks really good!! You two are doing awesome.
Молодцы !!!
Looking good, I’m so excited to see the yurt materialize 🙌
P.s. I love all the cooking content, I’ll bet we see great things this summer from your garden(s).xo
excellent work u two shud be proud
Just a suggestion wheat flour works better but that was sooo good for first time 👍🏻
Wow, Indian lunch 😊🤟👍
Hemp oil for the win 🌱💚
great breakfast I have the same almost everyday....is superfood!!!!
Jake. You should teach Nicole how to Salsa! You looked pretty good out there
a hair flipper
Oatmeal every day is a good thing.
Would it not be wiser to Compact some of that beach gravel underneath the block footings to prevent ground settling?
Happy chag ha matzoh. Festival of unleavened bread!
should try pine needle tea and research more about pine tree "pure mineral spirits" turpentine