Orzo is a pasta

Here is my birdpoop story. I was pushing my bike up a hill on my way to school and a bird pooped on my forhead, hand and hand handle on my bike. Had to return home and take a shower. Luckily I wasn’t even 5 minutes from home. But I did get to school late and my teachers was angry until I told them what happened. Boy they and my classmates laughed at me for days.

We dont use fertalizer since we have a bunny that eats the grass all year round. Alot of fertalizer also goes into our Ground water or the sea creating dead zones. So we wont use it for these reasons.

Uff Rocky sure was dusty that morning. My nose just started itching seeing that cloud of dust😂

I will never ever wrangle anything but I enjoyed the vid nonetheless

I counted 6 horses stealing hay

I Dream of going to Disney land Paris and to Japan. So far its only dreams

So happy for your new barn- thanks Joel great video.

Why are the boards you are nailing to the uprights not flush with the ones next to it? It seems by putting them together, they would be stronger & less chance of them shifting. . I hope it's not a foolish question.

Really Impressive when you can Work with your Parents. They are the Reason Why you Consistently give a Strong 💪 Effort. 👍🙏

They are called claps. Lol

Wow. So impressed with your dedication and talent

Whenever you build anything, the foundation is Always the most important, Mom was There! Hey... Barn... New!

Wow! You were SERIOUS about all the rocks😳

Thanks bro, good job!

Another awesome day at the stable, making super progress on the barn!

Really enjoying watching you and your mom work together. ❤

Where are those veggie boys? If each volunteered a couple of hours, it would sure help! 😅Family needs to stick together in this world.

I was wondering how long it would be before the jack hammer came into play

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It really amazes me the amount of equipment and tools you and the Veggie Boys have on the farm and at tthe stables. Is there anything left to get? Something fairly inexpensive that is fairly easy for your fans to get you?

The years go by so fast. It’s been a great journey Lefty❤

They are called C clamps

Clamps

The yellow grippy things are called clamps.

The transit would have been another way to compare the heights on both sides barn to make sure they were level.

Well Joel after watching yall for years you sorta feel like family so of course everyone helps ya!

Question - what determines what pasture each horse goes in and when? Love the channel!

How do you keep those from rotting?

Eating lunch on your tailgate makes it taste better! Stay warm

Do your parents ever join the other family members for meals or family gatherings?

Really enjoyed watching 👍👍

beauteous 😎👍

That barn is moving along wonderfully. May I suggest that Sunny Knoll Stables and The Veggie Boys invest in Knee pads!!!? You are not on your knees like someone laying carpet, however I think all of you would benefit from wearing them or at least having them in the barn or farm market for when you do need them. I can not believe it is almost 4 years since A Stable Life was born. Congratulations! You have an amazing channel. I have been here since episode 1. I have no intentions of leaving until I am pushing up Daisies or you stop making videos. See you in the next one.

Just wondering why Dawn is never seen talking to her mother, Grammy, or brother , Brian, at the farm market.

"Man!, I cut it twice and it's still too short"

Hi Joel. we have -2° C here in Germany and snow. It is freeeezin lol. Just watched a video on an Amish barn raising. No power tools and they use wooden nails. It was amazing to watch.

Those yellow things are known as bar clamps. They come in different sizes and colors.

I'm sorry I'm a bit confused , when you first started talking about building this barn you said you had so many people to help you but all the videos I've seen so far You're lucky to get two people to help you what happened? Also is your stable just barely getting by financially that you can't get professionals to help you build this? I'm not just talking about building the barn itself but bringing in temp help with the stable so you could focus more time on building the barn yourselves and other things that need to be done around the stables.

Waving a hand from texas

Would love to see a big red and white barn

Seriously you didn't know that was called a clamp? 😮

As a mom of three wonderful son's, I love the way you take care of your mom.

Why did you not go with the 100 foot square?-Lanny Murphree-Memphis TN

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This time next year the project may be completed 😮😮😂😂

I dont think you really need to dig dirt on the bottom rungs for it doesn't seem necessary. In fact, when wood (regardless of being pressure treated) will rot sooner when it makes contact with the ground dirt. Your more concerned to keep the second and succeeding others level because the bottom 2x6 is only one of many stabilization planks. The critical ones are the upper ones which are combined with rafters across from one another. But kudos for your day of hard work digging.

Very true, a good day!👍👏