A Day In The Life…

[@MyDogmatix]

That’s a great story. Good work, clearly your team know what it want out of the land and is making it happen and not too stressed about it. That is a life worth living!

[@ja5467]

I am 70yrs old and I thought that my taking cold showers in the morning was good but after watching you jump in that cold creek I have to tell you you are now my hero! Someone previously mentioned you have a remarkable story telling ability and I agree! I am eagerly awaiting the publication of your first book! God bless, I look forward to seeing more of your videos.

[@brianhiggins8556]

I stumbled on your channel yesterday and was blown away by your family, your business and life style. Your content is wholesome and real. we could use more of that these days. Wish i could give more.

[@cheezyridr]

good story tellers are necessary in the world. good on you for making use of a wholesome talent.

[@shootersix]

Seriously, you girls, your brother, mom and dad, are one of the most impressive stories on KZbin. Well done.

[@techmarine83]

Then you need to look harder

[@Greg-yu4ij]

I would croak if I went into water that cold

[@beachball5830]

That's one well fed cat. You and your family bring back my faith in world.

[@jimh5408]

Love the story, please keep them coming! This is how life is meant to be lived!!

[@roberte.wilson5213]

Wow! I did not realize you kids were so young. I am glad to see that we still have a new generation of kids that know how to work and do things. It reminds me of my childhood on my grandparents small farm.

[@poelmeister]

What an adorable chonker, that grey cat! :) So sweet how he/she rolls!

[@michaelzumpano7318]

That was so sweet, and so beautifully done. You have impeccable judgement for subject, composition, narration, connection, music… the whole gamut. Excellent!

[@drewby613]

"If you made it to the end . . ." Are you kidding? I couldn't pull myself away. This was such a nice video--the feeling of normalcy that the routines conveyed was so welcome in a world gone awry. Thank you, Em!!!

[@randyschneider6086]

Amen to that!Ive come to the point where videos like this are the only ones worth watching.

[@ltcguffy765]

Really well done. Loved a glimpse into you and your family's life. I am most impressed with your attitude and work ethic!

[@timhockersmith3934]

Your voice is so soothing! Delightful to listen to.

[@UncaDave]

Amen to that, you could tell stories.

[@pwest3732]

You all lead a good life it seems. Especially the home schooling. Enjoyed the wood stoves, reminds me of childhood home.

[@darrenray1292]

I JUST started watching your channel. And I honestly appreciate & enjoy watching all the hard work y'all put into the lumber yard, THIS video is something we'd like to see! The "behind the scenes" of daily life. Ii personally enjoyed this! Thanks for showing a bit of life beyond the lumber yard 😁

[@miltonchavez1262]

Coffee...yes! Your family is a classic example of what Americans and America is at it's best....hard working, law abiding, ambitious with solid moral and family values. Well done all! Wood burner stove...love it. We just got an estimate for one in our home.

[@IvanPlayStation4LiFe]

used to be

[@bubamaranovichok4901]

Only in rural areas could find treasures like this whole family. City girls are to spoiled to even touch a log.

[@keithburch5506]

Kudos Em, this was fun and you made my feet and every bone in my 67 yr old body hurt watching you walk through the snow, on gravel roads to soak in the ice water! But really, as always terrific content, I love this channel! 👍👌❤🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@RevMishka]

Very well produced video…thanks for the glimpse into your daily life! What a beautiful home you have and I love the wood stoves!

[@timothysmith5060]

Just found your channel - what hard workers you all are ! What a beautiful lifestyle… love watching the mill work - and can appreciate all the expertise it takes to operate that equipment and make those cuts ! Cheers for making such great videos to watch !! We know it’s a lot of work ! Thank you !

[@tobiasgerber3546]

Nice to see your lifestyle behind your work. Our kids are at home too - due to a Corona shut down of the public buildings. God bless you and greetings from the mountains of Austria

[@johnpimperl3539]

I grew up on a farm....priceless! You have something very special and it's obvious that you have what it takes to get things done. Keep your focus and remember that money isn't the most important thing in life.

[@pedromiguel3227]

Those are the happiest, healthiest, looking chickens I’ve seen in a long time.

[@bushmaster2936]

Excellent video content. Your chickens look so healthy and happy : ) Have a great day everyone !!

[@leonize2459]

Whoa, you are happy! Agreed everyone looks happy. And they still seem happy to this day. Maybe the rest of us are doping something wrong?

[@YouLookinAtMe-Bro]

I think you REALLY have something going on here. Between the business AND personal fun, I believe y'all could grow this channel to a million subs.

[@candesearl]

Way to go Jade! Scripture is always the best way to start the day. Seems like people who are close to the earth know whom to thank....The Lord.

[@jamesa.rodriguez8598]

Thanks for the insight. I wondered what your lives were like beyond the posts. I figured they probably have chickens... God bless you and yours now and forever. Amen

[@robertcourson8002]

Is there anything this angel can't do? She is so sweet and country tough. I love it

[@brucec2635]

I'm 11 months late but loved it. At 74 not as active but the outdoors and work is what keeps me going. Love watching your family work together. God is Good.

[@kansaIainen]

I could not help but smile all the time. Your family is one of a kind, I hope everybody could live like you.

[@johnnymcoutdoors8019]

Hi you guys, when I was married a long time ago my wife and I had our daughter! After a few years wife passed away from a brain anyurism. I raised daughter by myself and she now is successful in life!!! Your dad is awesome! So are you gals! Keep up the good work love and respect to you all ! John Mc

[@stephendaniel168]

I appreciate the simplicity and way your mom has created a feminine artsy home for you girls amongst all the manual physical labor work that you do each day.

[@scottmayhew2227]

What a wonderful life. I love watching videos where people actually work as a family. It would be great if the rest of America could return to valuing family like we used to. This family restores my hope that we still have hope.

[@mrkrause3]

Awesome! So nice to see that you’re in the scriptures daily. We serve an Awesome God! Thanks for sharing!

[@thomasalexander9785]

Thank you for bringing us inside youre family life. I wish I was in an area like you're family has I bet it's quite and peaceful 😌🙂 thank you again love the content. If you guys ever need help let me know. Always willing to learn new things. Been cutting wood since I was 6 years old with my dad so very experienced

[@logicking3765]

Good old hard-working American lifestyle, I love it. Our current society needs more of this.

[@locutusdeborg4288]

Too many whiny ass kids that don't want to do anything but lie and steal for a living. I am amazed at how much work these girls do and how hard they work. They and those like them are our future we leave for our kids. Our grand son was 15 y/o and could not fry and egg or put air in a bike tire. When I tried to help him be a man and grow up he accused me of damaging him. Ole well, he is like his daddy and has no ambition or morals! I could rebuild a car engine when I was 16.

[@bartonbootherbing3890]

autistic reactionary

[@mydearriley]

you mean the we need more youtube vlogging families?

[@patratacus]

@@mydearriley Also I wonder how they get a pretty professional-looking production. If anyone has done any video editing before, it's a full-time job so this is not something they do for fun. Also, it's no accident that they have their daughters as the main presenters of the vlogs. This to me seems more of a portrayal of the American lifestyle in a nice rosy view. Anyway, I like the channel since it's well done, but nobody should be equating this any more than watching a show. Actual loggers, farmers, etc. don't have time to do youtube vlogging.

[@Mungo7309]

Not sure what is "American" about life on a farm, guess it looks pretty similar everywhere at least in the western world (except for the thermometer with Fahrenheit 😂)

[@gordondavis5429]

You are a shining example for the young people of today. By keeping the customs and ways of your parent’s family past and incorporating a strong work and faith ethic you are showing young people the best way to live! God bless you!

[@martialme84]

Minus the religion part, you might be on to something. Religion turns people against one another though. Glad to see that cancer fade.

[@17thknight]

Believing in Bronze Age myths that teach hatred of the other does not make society a better place. As this comment section shows.

[@BobSmith-kd6lq]

@@17thknight We're happy. If you're not, then that's on you. And by the sound of you, you aren't helping make society any better by being so whiney.

[@gstreetgames2530]

@@17thknight Salty commie detected!

[@JosEPh-zy3yr]

@@17thknight Why do you troll? Have you actually read the Bible?

[@Joe-kb1sm]

It does my heart good to watch these videos with this family of beautiful young ladies. Their father must be very proud.

[@dadawesome784]

If all families were like this we’d be in a much better place as a society. I’m sure no one is perfect, but your Love of work and family is wonderful to see.

[@thewayidoit8895]

I thought they were in Canada. She almost has an accent. She's just onmver 3 hrs from where I live! Central PA is interesting country for sure!

[@88cameras]

Yeah, its cute but history has some dark times in it from board people.

[@Wesmancan]

I hope you didn’t have to see a video to realize that.

[@Wesmancan]

If the welfare system would have never been created. Maybe.

[@ignaciolarco8841]

Adorable video! I started viewing your channel for the quarter log cut because I am in the forestry thing in Peru, but this one is so, so tender and warm. Now I want to have one of your quesadillas!

[@stevenhartley7659]

I want to thank you young ladies for being so wholesome and so level headed I want to thank your mom and dad for being level headed enough to raise 2 young ladies and yourselves themselves you all inspire us

[@mr19471985]

you kids are all home schooled which is really great. Home school shows to me how much your mom and dad love you kids. I live in Minnesota and we home schooled our kids and they have gone on to be very successful in life. We always burned wood from the local mill. I try to look at your videos always.

[@ivanpaultaurua9246]

She is one incredible young woman her focus is her fortress a foundation of grace and humour such is her passion for life future family and pets such an amazing dominion personality

[@johnnyhighwoods1780]

You and your family are so precious in these times, This was the norm when l was a boy.

[@russmartin4189]

I lived upstate NY and my grandfather grew everything, so you certainly can. He grew, strawberries, raspberries, asperagus, beets, carrots, swiss chard, lettuce, corn, lots of tomatoes, string beans, butternut squash, peppers, and more. He also raised and bred chickens, which he won prizes for. He sold eggs and chicken meat. He took a lot of the vegetables to a cannery, which took a portion of what he brought as payment. That was part of my childhood in the 1950's, By the way. I saw a guy on KZbin who grew truffles commercially, which are very valuable. Decomposing tree bark would be perfect for that.

[@randyschneider6086]

Nice to have a greenhouse,we made a huge water furnace,fire box is 42” and water jacket is 48” in diameter,a little pump circulates the hot water underground to the house and garage burning green,frozen,rotten wood which have lots of,you could heat the soil in the greenhouse by running a loop of pipe from stove into the bottom of the box you plant in.The stove didnt cost much to make as we got the pipes from a natural gas plant free,and you have lots of slabs and cutoffs to burn in it,the price of electricity and gas for heat is climbing steadily while ours is very cheap,I used to log for income so getting wood is no problem,I see your cat likes it’s tummy rubs too.

[@dubya2514]

I love the greenhouse idea, someday I'll build one like yours, the cold water therapy, not so much, I'd probably pass out and drown🥶😂. I ordered another woodmizer sawmill in March, and finally will get it in a couple weeks, just in time for Christmas, God bless you and your family, great videos.👍

[@lukeknowles5700]

What lovely chickens. You may have to deal with harsh winters, but it is definitely God's country there. Congratulations on 100,000 subscribers. Soon to be a million!

[@UncaDave]

Beautiful chickens! I like seeing g the mixed breeds.

[@biopoweruk]

What an amazing insight into how people live and work in the depth of the forest. And your cat is just like my cat! She even rolls on her back like my cat (Misty) does.

[@sidschwan8031]

You guys work hard i like your dedication to work an family.itwould be nice to see that more young people would be more like you an your family.

[@cr-17-f1_l3wx.7]

Kitty was ready for some treats. I love these videos. My favorite channel. Such Wholesome and Godly living. May God bless your family. Thanks for sharing. 😊❤️

[@richardanderson2742]

Can't say I've ever voluntarily gotten into 36 degree water, but have gotten there a few times from thin ice on our creek. I normally cut out the morning dip about the time the leaves fall and don't start again until mid April. With less than 2 percent of the US relying on wood heat, it is always nice to see others using this low cost carbon neutral fuel.

[@Lou_Mansfield]

Cold water immersion is awesome. Wear some sandals to get to the creek, or just leave a filled tub in the backyard to use in the winter.

[@belfast479]

That body stretching segment was insane. I couldn't get in that position without major surgery. Great vid, best wishes.

[@CW1116]

I watched your "what do we do with our slab wood" video and I wish I lived closer. This fall I burned 4 bundles of mixed soft and hardwood slab wood which was about 1 1/4 to 1 1/2 full cords total. It was well seasoned (11%-15% moisture) and burned fast but that was just what I needed for what they call the "shoulder seasons" of fall and spring where it's not cold enough for 24 hour burning but taking the chill out of the house in the morning feels great. At $15 a trailer load it's a great deal. I like your videos and always am amazed at the entire family working hard together to keep a business going. Best wishes for success.

[@PaulDGreen-bu4iz]

Great glimpse into a part of your daily routine! Thank you for sharing!

[@rossmorrow3013]

Oh my goodness! You have some guts going into that river, therapeutic or not! Much respect!

[@mikebeatstsb7030]

Alot more like these please guy's and girls 🙏 Seeing all the sawmills stuff is great and all and super informative but also a few little videos here and there about general everyday stuff going on is a awesome idea to mix up the content a bit.. Like for instance I dint know you guys have chicken! You have any other farm animals aswell..?

[@guermeisterdoodlebug7980]

Em, your voice is so soothing and your elocution is impeccable. I imagine you narrating videos of many types-nature documentaries, for example, perhaps Nat Geo. If I ever produce one, I’m hiring you as narrator.

[@TheAgentAssassin]

Thank you for sharing your life with us. In these difficult times it's nice to see.

[@TheGateKeeper001]

Just found your channel, I like it, many parallels to our family. Loved the morning devotions and morning dip. Can't do the morning dip here in Vt everything is frozen in, but we do try and get the morning devotions in.

[@antonov_vlog]

У вас замечательная и дружная семья. Все трудятся, помогают друг другу. Очень уважаю людей которые способны своим руками заработать себе на достойную жизнь.

[@Alex666MSK]

Поддерживаю! ))

[@dangaines405]

Liked and subscribed! Your family rocks! Homeschooling and self reliance are nice to see nowadays!

[@marlonvite4152]

Thanks X3 for sharing your video.... don't forget to leave one egg so that the hens come back to lay more as this increases egg laying.

[@chipwhitely1490]

Thank you for your family's life. Your wee bro is supposed to be weird that is what little brothers are good for. As he ages I can see him being protective over his elder sisters. As to your video today. Simply Beautiful

[@rhysfirth3506]

That greenhouse reminds me of English Regacy era Orangeries. It's too cold in England for citrus to grow well, especially in the cold of the big freeze when they used to be able to stage sleigh races and rides on the frozen river Thames in the middle of London. They'd have a dugout at one end of the Orangerie with a fireplace, the chimney flue would run under the raised bed of the interior garden and up the far wall. So the soil stayed warm.

[@CHRISTisKing197]

As a city man I'm so jealous that you guys get to live out in nature without millions of people surrounding you. People are a$$holes when there's too many of them around. I want to live out in the countryside like you folks do!

[@Papadoc1000]

Then do it. Otherwise, you're just talking about it. But do it for yourself and to change yourself, not 'cuz other people'.

[@matiasishere1487]

Just do it. Learn along the way. The beauty is in the journey. Cheers!

[@WardDorrity]

In that woodland setting, Emerald reminds me of George Waterhouse pre-Raphaelite paintings. Exquisite.

[@whatscoldoing5627]

Glimpses into other people’s lives are always a great way to see what makes you tick and compare with our way of life too. You are way braver than me with regards to the cold water, I have to say. True grit girl! Impressive.🤪🥶 Keep up the good work and enjoy your life. It is progressing in the right direction.💕

[@treadtyred9742]

Your living the good life for sure. Had a chuckle when you paused before the dip into the water, not at you but at the memories it invoked of swimming in the English Channel.

[@franklingnau9471]

Thank you for sharing the glimpse into your & your family's life! BTW. It's really tough to take a bath it that freezy cold water! Respect!

[@davep6977]

we know who's the real country girl. You handled walking on that gravel like it nothing

[@JT_70]

Your sweet, soft, clear voice and the soft music are so calming and enjoyable. Very well done!

[@TheTuttleCrew]

Wise young woman starting the day in the word of God. She will bless some young man as a Proverbs 31 wife some day. I was not one bit surprised to see that in the video as I have sensed something about you guys and if it isn't all of you than the rest are sanctified by the believer or believers.God bless you all. Thank you for sharing your routine. Anyone for coffee?

[@VernonKnight-qq2sq]

I really appreciate the background music! I also really enjoy watching your family living an amazing country life, so much better than any reality show!!!

[@unclepawlie]

Please share with us your home made quesadilla recipe! They look delicious. Also...with your cold water therapy, try to submerge your heart into the water for maximum effect. You guys are awesome.

[@countrystyle5076]

Yes please. I need this quesadila recipe!

[@jaquespierre4426]

I actaully got tears watching you guys reading Bible, wow. Its so heartwarming seeing that. Our fam is abit fractured but we love eachother very much and just normal sustainable things like reading bible as a routine in the morning is something we couldnt get right.

[@fernandochavez4312]

When I see young people like this, raised well, great work ethic, community aware, I feel there is hope. Thank you.

[@robertcourson8002]

Amen to that

[@Mr11ESSE111]

you see few of them not 50 million

[@robertcourson8002]

@@Mr11ESSE111 Very few. I see more poorly raised kids than properly raised kids by a mile

[@Mr11ESSE111]

@@robertcourson8002 its fackn USA ,what you expect!!? its miracle that air is still relative free in usa

[@BladeRunner21577]

Its more common than you would think if you were to view the world only through the internet.

[@Canopus68]

We have a box stove that is advertised as a supplemental furnace. We've been using for at least ten year. It will take an 18"x 8"log without a problem. What makes it so great is has blower that sucks in air from the back and blows it around the fire box. The warm/hot air comes out of an opening in the top of the stove. By adjusting the draft we can regulate the temp. of the house. We have ours in the basement and it puts out enough heat to keep the house at around 73F. with an out side temp of 20F. If you have a forced hot air system you can connect the stove to that system. The dip in the stream gave me a chill. I've been through ice a few times. The first was when I was about six or seven. I even managed to get myself out. Thank you for the video.

[@ruggedtcountry]

That is so awesome to see reading the Bible that’s what we do every morning as well while enjoying a cup of coffee 🥰

[@WeTravelOnlyByNightAsItsSoHot]

Amazing Family! 35 degrees.. Beautiful Winter and a Kitty!😻.

[@Led.on.YouTube]

Jade reading the Bible in the morning is inspiring. Praise the Lord!

[@chrisclarke7828]

Fanatic.

[@aam50]

Thanks for a lovely glimpse into your family’s life. It’s great to see you all pulling together like this.

[@stephencoster9532]

Hiya Emerald, thank you for this glimpse into your lives. I loved your dad's mug, but only half full? I hope you graduate okay along with Jade. I know a bit how your cockerel feels, I'm 6'4" myself. What a great bundle of fur showing you the way home. Nice ring, I'm looking forward to working with turquoise myself as I train to be a goldsmith/jeweller. 35 deg in the stream, I'll leave that one to you, who was in with you filming? I need heat too much to enjoy a dip like that, but then I've a lot of arthritis and the cold does mean more pain, the joy of growing older. Honer your grandad while you have him, both of mine passed many years ago, and my dad back in March. Stay safe, Steve...

[@joejacquesschulz8514]

My father was also in that line of business. He drove an Unimog. Once he drove it up and down the hills while I was on the passenger seat. It was the most fun I ever had in a car. Like ever. If I had to chose between a Ferrari and an Unimog I would always take the Unimog. Many years later he tried to start his own business but since he had no lands of his own and because his competitors had very good connections which had already lasted for decades (if not generations) we didn't get very far.

[@MrRespecTech]

Wonderful!! We homeschooled our 4 children including reading the Bible every day. We also raised chickens and had a cat that looked exactly like yours, and heated our house with wood. Our children also worked in the family business, and still do even though they are 19 to 24 years old now.

[@MrRespecTech]

By the way, without knowing anything about you other than how you act and work, I had a really strong suspicion you were homeschooled and Christian.

[@dontfit6380]

@@MrRespecTech kids like these are few and far between in government schools.

[@jackiegammon2065]

Ahh woodstoves, a great place for some of the chunks from the mill! Great video, thanks for sharing!

[@jamesc7526]

as a fellow 'notoriously grumpy person in the morning' I am with Jade. Quiet cup of coffee and the Bible is a good way to start the day!

[@jimrudolph1582]

This is only my second video I’ve seen from you. The first was a very educational description of the properties of Poplar and of the hardness values of different tree species. Fantastic! The only other is of course this one where you your siblings and Piers show an almost extinct and forgotten work ethic. You are bound for an incredible and successful life! Please never forget where and who was there at the beginning. Thank you for sharing. Jim.

[@bruceporter1388]

Would love to see more of this type of material. Thinking of you possibly putting out a book of fashion, gardening,Yoga nature etc. Young people could relate and the rest of the world could see a young person with interests and a sense of direction. Keep up the hard work!

[@TheWoodguru63]

Love your videos. Great photographs. Great vocals. Great content.

[@illiniwood]

Those tortillas looked absolutely delicious. Would you mind sharing the recipe?

[@freddking4389]

I have just recently discovered your channel. I can watch the sawmill run all day. Just a satisfaction thing but this video was special. Thanks.

[@maywashburn2848]

Loved this video! Two things: 1: I bet you could dig a “plunge pool” in the creek so you can get into the water easier. 2: please share your tortilla recipe!

[@vegasilkit]

Yes, the tortilla recipe would be awesome!

[@Sirkingx]

was thinking same thing! i wanna do that lol

[@theverseshed]

As I've often commented to 'Nathan at Out of the Wood', I'm just an old geezer in the UK who has no involvement with lumber apart from odd bits of DIY, but I love his uploads and yours as pure zen. Yours is such a different world to mine (literally), but it's great to see people like you and Nathan so at ease with your lives and - in your case - a young woman who is making her own way in the world with such quiet confidence. Also, like Nathan, you're clearly into your coffee. That IS one thing we share! I drink so much that my blood pressure goes down after a good strong cup! My daughter expects my heart to give out at any day. Regards from the UK. Have a good Christmas. And thanks.

[@DuneGames]

Stretching is good. You'll see your pets doing it as they start their day too.

[@greywolfwalking6359]

Thanks for sharing your adventures and your day!! Quite a well put together day for you!! Awesome! 👍🐺🧙‍♂️🦊👍!!

[@jamestate7851]

Hey Girl, I'm 82 and have been around the world, and I'm going to give you a new name " The Story Teller" with your imagnation and background music, I have never heard anyone that can tell the story the way that you do. Oh ! how you could tell the story of America or Penn. Just pick a subject and go for it. It needs to be told.

[@mickey1849]

Lordy son, you got a crush or what? Better stay away from these hillbilly women🤨.

[@user-qy1ie4fp8l]

@@mickey1849 ​ You're the one who's mind went there. Let this guy pay his compliments. If he thinks she should be encouraged to live her life, he can do so. And if he thinks how she's living is an example to society that's more important than she may realize, I'm happy to read him saying it. If your mind finds fault in that, examine your mind. Carry on, good people. Modern days are making many people yearn for the simpler life you're showing them.

[@mickey1849]

@@user-qy1ie4fp8l I believe it's your mind that's finding fault with someone who just wanted to inject a little humor into the situation. Your lecturing on a subject of critical non-importance is ludicrous at best. Keep up the good work Opie!

[@daviddromaine]

What an amazing life. I learn somethings from you from the homemade tortillas to that coffee press and mochas. God blessed you with amazing family that taught you to be the person you have become. Manners and work ethics and especially homeschooling so you don't get brainwashed. Props to your family. Thanks for sharing and very well done.

[@KenBreon]

It’s a long time since I have watched this video. Thank you for the comment. Yes, she is a story teller. Boss Man.

[@C10Scottsdale]

Truly amazing. Amazing family, an amazing young lady, and leads a lifestyle that has many rewards from all the hard work. Nice job on the video and you seem to be a natural in front of the camera.

[@ShainAndrews]

Home made tortillas are the only way to go. The flavor, the texture... that's where it is at. I suppose they could be better for you too since there are no preservatives.

[@court2379]

The ones from the store don't have preservatives either.

[@cyberxxxaos]

Thank you for sharing your wonderful life. Steam your milk first. Pour the shots into the hot milk. Letting the shots sit will let the sweet crema evaporate from the espresso and it will end up tasting bitter.