Delish! I need to do more with chorizo. Easy simple way to enjoy it!

I just love your videos. I binge them every now and then so that's why you get comments from me at weird intervals!!

unrelated to vid. ever watch keyto twins vid on making chaffles ? their newer version

Thank you SOSOSOSO much, really helped me with my new brooks

I love it, your the Queen! Muahaha

God bless you, thank you for sharing this video!

I need to give my cat 1/2 Pepcid. There's no line.

Happy New Year!!

Very pretty leaves on the Neem tree!

Thanks really helpful

I did enjoy my little jar primer, thank you! Excellent tips... as I remember I froze pizza sauce in the small narrow-neck jars awhile ago 😮 Must've left enough room, though, as they never broke on me! I'll remember this though.

That dusty boot has some stories!

I've peeled them before; I didn't know that was unusual! No info on the type though. I haven't been able to grow one from pit yet but I keep trying 😅

Great tips and what a handy little unit. Do you travel with a trailer or some other type of hauler? I like to do shirts inside-out in case I clip them from the shoulder -- then you dont get the little shoulder-pooches from the clips! Happy New Year OSP and Mr. OSP! 🎉

How cool Martha….it looks so nice and warm there…

So it's a tropical fruit tree. Makes sense why it has the defenses it does

The leaves look similar to cereza fruit tree, but cereza leaves are softer.

Thanks!!!!

Nice, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

for an electric stove I put a sheet of foil between the tortilla and burner, lot quicker than waiting to heat a pan

Huples don't like these machines 😂

Lol the sounds of that machine made my dog go nuts

I was taught to turn all garments inside out before washing. (1) It prevented darks from fading from the sun. (2) It protected delicate decorations, and such, from being damaged during the washing process. (3) It made things like overalls with pockets dry faster, if the pockets were on the outside. (3) The sun's UV rays sanitized intimate portions of clothing along with towels, washcloths. And they aided with bleaching white bed linens. (I don't remember seeing colored sheets and pillowcases when I was a kid.) FWIW... That's exactly the way I was taught to use clothespins. When doing "clothes washing" for 7 family members, using 1 pin, instead of 2 to hang out washcloths, for example did two things. (1) It saved clothesline space. (2) It reduced the number of clothes pins needed. The clothespin bag could only hold so many pins. (Wonder how many US households have a clothespin bag, these days?) Thanks for sharing. It brought back a lot of memories. I remember when my Mother did laundry in the backyard. She used a washboard and heated water in a castiron washpot. (I still have her washtubs and pot.) After REA brought power lines across out land, she bought a washer with a wringer. One of my chores was to bring water, 1 bucket at a time, from the well to fill the washer and her rinse tubs. She captured rain water in tubs set under the edge of the roof, which was a whole lot easier, when available. Later she had an automatic washer. She never had a dryer. When I'm counting blessings, it includes not having clothes frozen on a clothesline or having to build a fire to wash my dirty drawers. Again, thank you for sharing. God Bless.

Where does the used, dirty water go? Thank you God bless you MARANATHA

Lol... Awesome tip on the little machine! Thanks.

You do the things the way I was thought by my mother and how I do it. I'm in the Netherlands btw. Lovely. I just bought myself a portable washing machine to use by hand in case of power outage. I haven't used it yet. Coming week is the plan to try it out. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year.

Love your portable washing machine!

Good video, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

Fantastic to be able to step outside and pick a fresh avocado!

What is the actual power output? Can it actually reach at least 30 watts from usb C on sunny day ? What do you think , which one is better... JACKERY 40 WATTS OR SUNJACK 40WATTS ? solar panel?

This is a game changer for me!!! ❤

I tried it and it actually works, but I was thinking to just buy a 3.50 - 4.0 pair of readers to use only for closeup work. Can anyone tell me if they've tried that?

Aren't scoby and mother different?

Very cool, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

Avocados grow in a variety of climates so long as the temp does not go below 32 too often or for prolonged periods of time. In northern Mexico we have one variety that we call 'cascara de papel' because the peel is so thin it can be eaten. I like that avocado above all other varieties: small pit, creamy flesh and spreads like butter in hot corn tortilla. I still remember buying a kilo of fresh tortillas, a bag of pressed chicharron, and a kilo of aguacates and making tacos on the way to the ranch, the aguacates still with the peel on. However, I can only get the locally because it bruces too easily during transport.

Trying to grow two in the yard.

Here we call it redondo 😂, it means round, there are largo that means long, you guys in the US put complicated names to simple avocados 🥑, we don't graft avocado trees here, so I wouldn't know if it's grafted, but I do know storms knock down trees, and people cut them back, it could be that as well.

Oh wow…to be able to pick a fresh Avocado, …I’d be carrying a lime with me everywhere I went! 🤣 a dash of salt too…yum!

I'm not a pro in grafting so I can offer zero advice in recognizing them unless they're super duper obvious. Free shavocado

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Garden coir comes from coconut, coir is the spongy pieces inside coconut fiber, I have made coir, what you have there is palm fiber, that material makes good tinder.

👍👍Nice try.

Failure is progress

Thanks this has helped me a lot because I had a bunch of leftover tomatoes!!

Fun.

Interesting experiment!

Good video, thanks for sharing, YAH bless !

I use a very sandy soil and straw to make a cobb-like mortar for my natural rock walls. Its not great but better than nothing. We have zero clay here so have to make do.

Can you can with this homemade vinegar.