I have a resting depressed face and my friends always get so concerned
@kgoelz0103Минут бұрын
Wow this was absolutely just the best!!! Great reviews and now I have a go to for book reviews!!!
@soundofsouls23203 минут бұрын
I do this
@gabrielladavidson29385 минут бұрын
Man yeah the autism "no mask necessary" face 😂
@Reptaurs5 минут бұрын
Gettin lost in the sauce
@hannahstarinieri13517 минут бұрын
That’s me when I’m painting. Yes, I’m enjoying myself immensely and I’m focusing on my audiobook and remembering how to paint. It’s just concentration
@bjones26007 минут бұрын
Been watching her for years and I still wonder if she’s OK every time she starts a video she looks like she’s about to start sobbing. Bless her heart. I love her so much.🤣😭❤
@mc_creates34998 минут бұрын
Elyse, your scary scale is amazing and I would love to have that applied to all books.
@ksico9 минут бұрын
As a 40 yr old i just wanted to say thank you! There was a lot of stuff on this list that i really needed to hear. I'm grateful for you and super glad you decided to post this! ✌️
@akapatience557110 минут бұрын
Please tell me what you think people... I have a 31 year old son, he doesn't know he's on the spectrum. Is it better to know or not?
@ellymyths15 минут бұрын
✨The Focus✨
@MarianaArboledaF17 минут бұрын
Absolutely loved every second of this video!! Thanksss
@lilm0nix322 минут бұрын
i too have RBF 😭
@jumare796723 минут бұрын
I'm also a victim of chronic rbf 😅
@theresa189025 минут бұрын
I fear this is me xD
@LynkynPeppers26 минут бұрын
Yeah girl you have the opposite of a resting bitch face, you have resting about-to-lose-it face and im concerned for your mental well-being ❤ LMAO
@benr729426 минут бұрын
If people aren't adapt to your resting face they don't know you as a person
@Spooky-Fish27 минут бұрын
Holy beautiful hair
@Bethtpalmer28 минут бұрын
I'm a month older than you and my son is a month older than Oliver. I just wanted you to know how relatable you are. I watch your videos and feel seen. Like you made the content just for me.
@StHannah.28 минут бұрын
You look so pretty!!
@Rin-wd8ul28 минут бұрын
Someone told me a few years ago that I had resting sad face and it explained a LOT
@doodlethealien888932 минут бұрын
I make that face when I’m having the time of my life
@marycarolyngilkinson342333 минут бұрын
I love this - I wrote down several new books to read. Thank you! You should read Penny Reid - love her! Specifically her knitting in the city series and Winston Brothers series. I’m listening to the audiobook for a 2nd time now, so good!
@Just999Me35 минут бұрын
This was very helpful. Happy Birthday!
@spectrumwarrior956036 минут бұрын
No but like I need the book please tell me 🤣
@rainbowsquishy97938 минут бұрын
the printer and coffee pot moments, things like that in this video give office blended with seinfeld vibes and i absolutely love it. Also love all the knowledge lol
@athenamarina43 минут бұрын
This works for fungal acne in particular, this acne type is typically itchy and somewhat in uniform patches
@Litt1eRedWarrior48 минут бұрын
I also turned 31 this month, and I genuinely enjoyed this list. There were many times i said out loud, "That's true," or "That's great advice". Happy birthday!! ☺️
@lovelyrainflowerfarm50 минут бұрын
So relatable.
@estherjanie51 минут бұрын
The kiss quotient. It gets me every time and I still sob everytime
@ItsJustJayla52 минут бұрын
I swear you remind me of my 5th grade English teacher… Mrs.lowry
@kelligarcia542352 минут бұрын
1:10 AHHHH Noah is life!
@eddiejalali145953 минут бұрын
It was definitely worth listening to. I’m so happy you made it. Thank you. ❤❤❤
@kendradavisson642453 минут бұрын
Book recommendation! Written by someone on the spectrum and her mind clearly work in over time and runs as fast as mine does! Loved reading a style like that! She also as heightened sensory feelings and expresses those through her thoughts and it’s nice to read! A room called earth by madeleine Ryan
@ido_artiguess54 минут бұрын
It’s not that I’m mad or upset I’m just intensely concentrating!
@lq642454 минут бұрын
"The 2pm scaries" so true!!! 😂😂😂
@kimchi-des55 минут бұрын
you can just take a picture after you're done guys
@kelligarcia542356 минут бұрын
Happy belated birthday Elyse! Your list made me feel seen, as so much of your content does. Sending wishes for your best year yet 🎉
@katzenbekloppt_mf58 минут бұрын
Yep, that's my resting face😂
@michelles.780459 минут бұрын
It was 10000000% worth listening too! So good and such great advice! 🎉🎉🎉 happy birthday
@gracegrrl00759 минут бұрын
THIS HAPPENS TO ME ALL THE TIME 😭 I think about a scenario for a book that might be slightly sad and my face apparently shifts enough that everyone starts asking me what's wrong and I'm like "??? nothing??? i'm perfectly fine???"
@ImAcoolWitch123459 минут бұрын
wow she is so cute like i fell in love
@samuelswihart4285Сағат бұрын
Diagnosed with ADHD at 25 and my dad at 51. The both of us together alone in the garage or in his shop is dangerous cause we'll end up starting some type of project 😅
@danaparzych7414Сағат бұрын
So proud of you Elyse! You don’t know me but I have a daughter with ADHD and I remembered your short on how and why crochetting granny squares was good for people with ADHD from A WHILE ago with your lovely sweater you made… I am only just realizing how ADHD works and seeing the need for this type of project to busy her hands… so I went looking for patterns and this video and was delighted to find you in long form. Blessings to you and your sweet family
@sarafreitas6988Сағат бұрын
A great list for some perspective. :)
@Wonderland_HomesteadСағат бұрын
I tried filming myself weave a basket from vines. Nothing happier in the entire world. Same fucking face