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[@brendamccomas7882]

You can make your utube channel out of anything you choose to do. You can even add some of your homeschooling activities to it. Whatever makes YOU happy. We are here for it all. Just don't stress about it. Make it an adventure! We love you and your channel! Have fun! Yes, I want your potatoe salad recipe!

[@traciperdue]

I so want the potato salad recipe. My husband and love it so I make it for them. Audible has become my new friend and that’s what I do listen to books and do other things at the same time and it’s relaxing. Hands and brain getting along. Hope you’re having a great day.❤

[@patriciadolphin4161]

Teach little man how to cook and shop also how to decide on a menu and clean this will be good for him when he gets older.

[@lyndamorstain4761]

We had home ec once a week - cleaning the house top to bottom! And cooking, cleaning up the kitchen was 6 days a week. Even when they weee 2-3 years old they can mix a salad with clean hands, fold their own socks & underwear & use a dust cloth. Remember to raise a productive self-sufficient adult 😉💛

[@christieallen4797]

Hi Jennifer, you do what is necessary for you and your family to be happy. I can't speak for anyone else but I will be here watching whatever content you create. I hope everyone else sticks around also. I have noticed that since you have made your channel more this is the video you want to make instead of this is the video you need to make you have been happier.

[@archergirl2000]

You totally got me with the title, I was like...crochet toilet seats?!😵 Well done😂

[@lyndamorstain4761]

Same!

[@nanapapaikenberry8476]

You are excellent as a teacher and influencer, you will be the same with little man. I wish growing up I had hadn't a teacher such as you❤❤❤❤

[@CinnamonStitches]

Wow, thank you!

[@huntershaven6568]

Patchwork Mysteries is a great series. There’s not a lot of romance, but there is mystery. They are about finding the origin story of old quilts that are found in interesting ways. It’s not yarns, but it’s still crafty! There’s also Annie’s Attic. I think they can be found at the library. Have you heard of twiddle muffs? I believe they were originally developed for Alzheimer’s/dementia patients. They’re like a little muff that these patients can put on their arms and they have buttons and do dads hanging off of them to give their hands something to do. I have also found in my special ed classroom that it works for some of my neurodivergent students. Last year I had a student who would pull on his clothes when stressed to the point where they were ripping at the seams. This family has had its many struggles and I knew that buying new clothes every week would be a challenge. So I crocheted him a twiddle muff, and it did help to where he was not damaging his clothes as much. It helped him feel less stress when he got in his own mind and stressed himself out. He moved onto the high school and I’ve had it sent over for him and as an eighth grade graduation gift I made one for him to keep it home.

[@oldmomma56]

You have got to has subscribers from all 50 states! Have them send you postcards from their states to attach to maps! Former classroom sgt here overflowing with ideas!

[@crochetwithnonnarosanna]

What a great idea.

[@karenb6791notakaren]

You are going to be an amazing teacher, Jen! You've got this! 👍😁

[@CinnamonStitches]

Thank you

[@lindaparrish4515]

Love the way you are doing your videos you are so full of life and you seem more settled /happy .

[@juliedelasho7445]

I know homeschooling can be hard. But you got this!! You have such a great community that you will do fine. And in case no one told you today.....You Are Awesome!!

[@suedudley8123]

Jennifer, absolutely loved today's video -- you're going to be a marvelous home school teacher, great plan for the year. And kudos on picking books back up, you're right -- reading is definitely a great part of a self care routine. You're in a good place right now, and a happy place. Want to add -- I cannot WAIT for your potato salad recipe! Take care and have FUN!

[@joanncampos8675]

Crochet saved my life to thanks to you and Crystal at bag o day crochet. Love you guy's God Bless.

[@flash963]

It's your channel. Sometimes, things in your life change. You get to rethink your dream. I have enjoyed your chat today. I was an Art teacher. Once in one of the first integrated schools. Economically, we had rich kids and those who lived near a river that flooded their neighborhood when it rained a lot...such as a week at one time.

[@ejsgilliland]

So proud of you Jen! You have this and we will be here you.🤣😀 It's never easy to stand strong but you do it with ease! Sincerely Janey

[@lindabrown2170]

Thankyou Jen for a great video. What ever you do for a video we will be here I think it’s so interesting. Have a beautiful day.

[@correnaingraham4338]

I got some of those o go's and they don't fade into each other, they cut right off. Your going to do great at homeschooling. You have made a great choice. Good luck!

[@Kdiefenbacher]

Good morning sweet lady, can’t wait to see what you make with these yarns. Your getting a good head start on homeschooling, I can tell your getting excited. Debbie Macomber is awesome. You are doing great things, you go girl, have fun and enjoy life! I want your potato salad recipe please. Have a blessed day.

[@TinyLittleBlessings]

Karen Kingsbury is another great author. Ollie's is a great place for self care items as well as homeschool items. I haven't been in an Ollie's since last October so the quarter thing is new. I saw your recipe for potato salad and it looks so yummy! As for your channel, you do what you have to do for you, for your family. I appreciate the approach you are taking for the channel. You will do great on your homeschool journey.

[@amnie5456]

Have a wonderful year homeschooling 💐🖍️ You got this!😊

[@deborahspins2909]

Good job moving forward Jennifer. Self-care is always a priority because as a helper, you can’t help someone else if you’re not cared for first. I’m excited to see you spinning. After 40+ years I can tell you it is very relaxing and there’s so much cool stuff to learn.I crochet every day and yarn reviews are great for some but don’t put pressure on yourself. Take care of Lucas in your family but you come first. We are here. Potato salad

[@carollivingston2224]

I am with you on the self care. Haven't read novels in years but use to many moons ago. My favorite author is James Patterson and Danielle Steele.

[@crabbegirl]

I’m excited for you and Little Man! Please keep sharing your journey on your channel. And PLEASE share your potato salad recipe! 🙏🏻 Thank you!

[@bettyloumallet7081]

I’m praying for the two of you to have a great school year!

[@cynthiabechtel61]

Yes! Yes! The potato salad recipe please! I am also unable to process gluten. I love you Jennifer! Yay!

[@nancybergeron7359]

I absolutely love the Stephanie Plum mysteries by Janet Evonovich! They are hilarious

[@donnakausch6763]

Love Debbie macomber! I love to read! And I absolutely love Janet Evanovich! I always laugh at some point during any book I’ve read of hers! Enjoy them all!!

[@lyndamorstain4761]

Two of my favorite authors!

[@lindahinds8388]

I love reading too. I actually went to a meet and greet at Boarders book store to meet Janet Evonovich. The number series are really fun read. I also like Debbie Macomber. I read a lot of historical romance books and romance that are fast reading books so once read I can forget about it. I also have read the Earth Children series. Great books. They made a horrible movie about the the first book. Clan of the cave bear. So if you watched the movie please do yourself a favor and read the books. They were top notch.

[@bonniecarlson9543]

I do like Charlotte Bingham’s books. I haven’t read them all but working on it. To Hear a Nightingale, The Nightingale Sings ( Both to do with Horses and relationships), The Breeders (Rescuing Dogs from fighting rings, abuse but also relationships), Love Song, The Business, Debutantes, and more. I am going to see if I can find the series about coming from Norway. Jenn - you could start a book club if you had the time. Lol. Always love to try a new recipe for Potato Salad. You’ve got this home schooling!! You have a natural talent to teach and a way of explaining that makes a person want to listen and learn.👍👏😘🇨🇦

[@judithsmith5392]

I listen to audiobooks on Libby or Hoopla while crocheting. I just did “It Is Better This Way”

[@thursaziegler2351]

Loved this video. So happy for you Jen.

[@phyllisgresser2113]

Please post the twice baked potato salad! Thanks. Love your channel! I can relate to how you feel most of the time! Love you Jennifer!

[@ravelanone9462]

Haven’t listened yet, but just popped on here to say I love the top you’re wearing. 😄

[@lindaamburgey3211]

I would love to have your potato salad recipe. Thanks for sharing.

[@lisarepp2401]

Good morning Jen , I pray you are having a wonderful Tuesday ❤❤

[@karenb6791notakaren]

CONGRATS on almost getting to 41K, Jen! 🥳🎉

[@-HookedonYarn-]

I love the set you are taking about. It's Loraine Snelling. I read all the series last year about 30 books. Love, love, love her books. One series builds on the next. You describe my type of reading perfectly. I was sad to finish the whole lot of them. So inspiring and I totally felt like I was there. You have inspired me to get reading again. I stopped after I ran thru all those books. Enjoy❤

[@Chrisnatal1979]

Okay okay you twisted my arm, I love me a good potato salad hahaha. I make a mean German potato salad, my version of a potato salad and of course the one my grandma would make with shredded apple. I think I now need a good Jen and Juju potatoes salad

[@alicefredrickson4574]

I wish you all the best in your endeavors. 🌈 you are capable of anything. Take care 💜💜

[@puddndoug86]

I recently started reading again too after 10 years when my dad passed unexpectedly and my sister and I had to become our moms caregiver she has Ms and now dementia it’s hard working full time and taking care of our Mom but we do it I also crochet to relax I love your channel you are so open there should be more people like you People think that ADD is just a excuse it isn’t my Son has it and he too had a lot of trouble in school they insisted that we put him on medicine and now he is 35 and still suffers from it

[@susangarner800]

I homeschooled our boys and found that we needed "real" teachers. We joined Connections Academy and loved it. It might be worth looking into and it's free! They even give you a computer. Well they did years ago.

[@avamarie9541]

I love hearing about your real life-all of it!

[@jo7127]

Great school supplies 😊 Have enjoyed reading Debbie Macomber books in the past, and also like romances 😊 I also read Danielle Stewart - great drama and intrigue in her stories. Looking forward to the potato salad recipe when you have time 🥳

[@GDR619]

For whatever reason i dont understand, lock-down stole my joy of reading, going to church (my old one folded during lock-down), and going to the gym. I havent been able to motivate myself to re-invest. Then early this year, we lost a loved family member who chose a permanent fix to a temporary problem. Dealing with the fallout from that has been a rough go. Self- care is important, and im glad to hear you address what we often neglect.

[@oldmomma56]

Always in mood for new recipe as is my son!

[@roneesalmons4006]

Oh I love the same kinda books. Lynn Austin and Francis Rivers are also good authors. Good for you need to have time to do what makes you happy. I started crocheting because I said when I retire I am going to do that and realized that I don’t need to wait for that…I am glad that I decided to pickup a hook and found a passion and enjoyment in crocheting. Utube resources taught me about yarn and I am happy to say still fascinated about amigrumi. I do need to pull in reins with yarn purchases 😂 but finding what you enjoy just for you is awesome. I do have trouble making garments and blankets but I am still working on that every now and then for something different. Take care and enjoy what you do.

[@JDiamondW1]

Hearing the books you read made me remember a book I finished a few months ago. Another youtuber suggested it. It's called The Lady's Mine. I can't remember the author at the moment but it was a very nice book. It's set in the west, after the gold rush. A CITY girl shows up in the town and sets everything on edge. I enjoyed it a lot. It is a love story, slightly religious and no smut. If you have access to a library you can get tons of books and it will come in handy for home schooling. But I get digital books from my library, right from my own home. Of save a book I find on the site and request it and go pick it up when it's ready.

[@ronidonamissimurvin6141]

I totally understand the needing to make self care a priority. I never realized that i always put myself on the back burner until after my ms diagnosis and was put out of work due to some of the worst symptoms and had way too much time on my hands. I to this day have a hard time putting myself first, but know that sometimes i have to. I live reading too, and am trying to make myself put my hook down for a little bit each evening and just power my brain down and relax. Look into the Sharyn McCrumb Ballad novel series. They have a historical/mystery/ghost story kind of twist. She lives in the mountains of Virginia and is an awesome novelist. I always look forward to her next book to come out.

[@denisejf]

You will be great at home schooling Lucas🥰 I agree with starting after Labor Day. Can't wait to see what you make with your yarn purchase🤗 Whenever I go to Ollie's they never have yarn. I have gotten some good books in years past. I haven't found anything since around October that I could use so, I don't go there anymore.🤷🏼‍♀️ Wishing you a beautiful blessed day 🙏🏻💝

[@susiejob]

My mom devours books now and goes to the library so regularly that the librarian gives her suggestions and occasionally will have piles ready for her to pick up when she goes in. She doesn’t like Harlequin romance books cause they have a bit too much in them for her, but she really likes Love Inspired novels. They are more romance without the smut, there are historical themed ones, westerns, mysteries. She also really likes ones that have Amish and Mennonite themes (they usually have recipes included😊). They are also light romance as well, so she can read them quickly.

[@terryvoight8514]

Hi Jen. I also like books about the pioneer days and early America.

[@nancythomas1954]

I think you will be a great teacher Jen, I really do. I think the hardest part will not be the homeschooling but that Lucas will be with you all the time. So plan "Mom" time for your self care regimen. Which I think self care is an awesome thing. With the pace of the world these days, simple pleasures are leaking away. I am so interested in your potato salad recipe!! That was a good buy on the yarn and the project sounds interesting. I think I stopped reading about 10 years ago as well and I used to devour books my whole life. I went to audio books so I was able to do other things at the same time. I still enjoy being read to while crocheting lol But my mind lately has been slipping and my son said that I have to devote time to reading everyday as to build my mind muscles again. lol I also like Janet Evanovich (sp) I think in storage where 70% of my stuff lives, I have several of her books. Leave the doubt behind you because you can do this. And I hope that you and Lucas can have fun with it too. Much love! See you tomorrow!

[@DianEnglish56]

Hi, Enjoy your sharing what you are learning on your journey to homeschool. You are a great teacher. Just take things one step at a time. Love Debbie Macomber and Janet Evanovich books. 🧶🫂

[@beescraftycorner]

You've got this 💯

[@jmn5600]

I made squares out of the whole set of Sesame Street characters and made a blanket. Sewed the heads on the centers of the squares

[@joanrhoton8841]

BIG WAVE 😊❤..... Very happy for your new adventure with little man. 🎉🎉🎉😂❤

[@kayefudge9469]

Hi Jennifer love your honesty ❤ good video Kaye x hope all goes smoothly with your home schooling 😊

[@cathiesmith0812]

Jennifer, I myself was just recently diagnosed by a counselor, and I have adult ADHD, so I can TOTALLY relate!!

[@joc2442]

Yes to the potato salad recipe. Love how you mix and match your channel, I watch all that you do and keep an eye out for your next post. Great idea to start getting things now for your home school journey with Lucas, when you said you were starting in Sept, it reminded me of when I was at school we did Sept to mid July, each half term 6-7wks and 1-2wk half-term and summer was 6wks I'm in the UK, dont know if this would help with planning lessons/topics. You'll be great at homeschooling, sure going to be more interesting with you than sat in a classroom and you've got a great network of people who have diffrent interests to you which you'll be able to tap into. Love who you are and what you do and be cheering you on in your new adventure 🫶 🤗 🇬🇧

[@lydiaberg5392]

Good morning Jenifer !I can't wait to see all the yarn godnees! I am intresed in hearing all about Little Man home schooling!!

[@debbiescarborough7285]

We had an Ollies open up 30 minutes from us. They had the Sesame Street one hat wonders, which I bought 12, but no other yarn. Will definitely have to check it out later this week to see if they get more yarn. I am also planning on making a blanket with the Sesame Street characters. I used to read a lot. The past several years I mostly listen to audiobooks because I can get other things done while listening. Audible has hundreds of “free” books that you get with membership so it is well worth the price. I listen to cozy mysteries, you might enjoy that genre.

[@gloriamasley7706]

Please due share your potato salad recipe! I enjoy what you produce on your channel it's informative and heart warming. I also enjoy the journey you have begun with little man to protect him from harm.❤

[@terrymatuozzi1504]

Stephanie Plum series, yes, it is an easy read. 😊😊😊 📖 ❤❤ Potato Salad recipe🥔🥔

[@debbiescarborough7285]

We had an Ollies open up 30 minutes from us. They had the Sesame Street one hat wonders, which I bought 12, but no other yarn. Will definitely have to check it out later this week to see if they get more yarn. I am also planning on making a blanket with the Sesame Street characters.

[@dianecohen8876]

yes! post the potato salad recipe, please!!!

[@manfasmakes-sam]

Great to hear how positive you are and how you plan to look after yourself - I need to give myself a talking to and take a leaf out of your book I think ❤

[@CinnamonStitches]

I talk a good game. Lets see if i have the follow through

[@manfasmakes-sam]

@@CinnamonStitches I for one will be cheerleading you along the way ❤️

[@erinhanna6323]

Whew! I was having trouble keeping up with your videos as well as the projects I wanted to do anyway. Finished the Tulip Cardi but still working on the Picots Bill top. Am grateful for anything you want to share, any time. Just a little heads up, I am a 3rd grade teacher and print my daily, weekly or monthly lesson plans and assignments on my tank printer that lasts and lasts and is easy (and cheap) to refill. Planners are usually daily, weekly and monthly pages with note pages to journal about how your day or lesson went. Although you might enjoy video journaling. Grades are just a matter of a spreadsheet and/or grid pages by subject even though some assignments can be graded for more than one subject...like writing a math story problem can be writing and math. I went through a scrapbook phase a few years ago and just do my own to save money now. Have a happy end of summer!

[@lindacole3399]

I ain't dealing with no toilet seat either! Funny girl!!

[@bookrockgoddess]

I have the Indigo book also. I constantly buy yarn books and Ollies has great deals on them. Great minds lol.

[@badgegirl1833]

If you're making a blanket with the Abbie Cadabie, it would be really cute with Abbies as tassels on the corners, as well as where else you want to place them.

[@terrylibbey611]

I would love the potatoe salad recipe! Also, have you read Jude Devereaux? Historical romances with a lot of family connections ❤

[@lovestocrochet3110]

Sounds like your ducks are getting in a nice line. Home schooling will definitely be an adjustment for the whole family, but I have no doubt he will grow more in that environment.

[@asaldanapr]

I hope you have a bit of time bc this is going to be a long one! As you were speaking of the O’go yarn I was thinking of things I thought you might be interested in. I saw a Mickey (Crochet crowd) vid where he was explaining the reasoning behind Yarnspirations bringing out the O’go yarn and it all made sense to me once it was explained. I wish you and Lucas all the biggest and best success with home schooling. It’s great! You have so many things on your plate now! Now for a bit of a background of why I’m taking your time: I’m 74 and hubs is 75 and still working part time to make ends meet. Both in our 2nd marriage since 1989. I started learning about ADHD around that time and self diagnosed my hubs bc he was such a clear and easy case after knowing what it was. A few years later the big lightbulb went off in my brain and I understood I was ADD too. Then for a time about 10 yrs ago we had a nephew of his’ living with us, a brilliant full grown ass man who studied electrical engineering at GA TECH and could not hold down jobs. In those 9 months I grew to know him very well and started recognizing the autism in him. I read everything I got my hands into for Asperger (a term no longer used) and Autism Spectrum Disorder. Started seeing my hubs in those descriptions too and I just knew. All this to say I highly suspected it of both. Then years later, thanks to the YT algorithm I found Mom on the Spectrum and Orion Kelly of That Autistic Guy channel on YT to name just two. I learned there is a correlation between ADHD and Autism, most ASD people have ADHD. And it is hereditary. Mom on the Spectrum recommended a Website called Embrace _ Autism which is dedicated site for various tests that are used by some professionals to diagnose autism and took them myself and 💥😳🫣🙄🤯💥 I’m autistic too! All this to say it explained my whole life and world. I highly recommend anyone who is ADHD to take the tests even if just for the big AHA! moment. Of course the self diagnosis will be met with some negativity or “no you don’t” from whoever you tell. But it is just as valid as a formal diagnosis. Formal diagnosis by a Neuro Psychologist can get expensive and take time, but is an important tool to get accommodation for children especially. I hope you take this in the spirit it was meant, not trying to meddle or sabotage but to help in what I can with what I know to be my experience. I said it was going to be a long one!

[@asaldanapr]

PS don’t buy books, get a library card and download them to your tablet. Hubs reads about one a week or more. And if the one you want is out, they have waiting lists like for the real books. ☺️ Do you know how much $ he’s saved by not buying them? Just don’t read to fall asleep like I do, or else you’re going to get smashed in the face with the tablet! 😅

[@oldmomma56]

I find anything you talk about interesting!

[@kimberlynewton58]

You're going to make a great teacher. You will provide an interesting environment that Lucas will thrive in. He will have experiences that he couldn't have in regular school. P.S. I just went through the ADHD testing if you want to chat about it.

[@sandrarogers1200]

We just got an Ollie's here in my town! We have the toilet sea5s and the Sesame Street yarn here too! There must have been quite the inventory of both! I saw that others here posted the same yarn! I went to an Ollie's an hour north of me and they had Red Heart's Its a Wrap yarn. Im hoping they still have it there. Id like a couple more of both of their colors. My favorite author is Kathleen E Woodiwiss. She had some really good historical mystery, period romances, my favorite reading!! Unfortunately, she passed away, so she will write no more😢 I treasure the books i have of hers!

[@Shelly72042]

Cute ! My Grandson is home schooled. It's best for him.

[@user-we9zy7px8s]

Hello what's I am crocheting.well my knee still hurts but it better today I want to finish my crochet top.i got to wait for my leg and knee gets a little better.enjoy your video ❤ God Bless everyone love and prayers ❤ to

[@Knits-WIPs-N-Chains]

I wish my Daughter would consider homeschooling her children. At least the younger 2. I personally feel like they could benefit greatly. Ours start back on August 21st this year in lower Michigan. We are finally getting an Ollies store at the end of July where I live. I can hardly contain myself.😄

[@beckydorian7043]

Good Morning 🥰

[@jordanthiel7304]

Hi Jennifer I love your channel and I watch all of your content. I just wanted to remind you to give us the recipe you were talking about, and I hope your family has a great year.

[@annacentola]

Hi Jen, I’m jealous, our Ollies have no yarn. 😢 You got some really nice stuff for teaching little man. You might want to look into a home school group. I have friends that home schooled and it was such a great support.

[@beckydorian7043]

Cute bag

[@kimjanke9605]

I love the Ogo's the yarn is great

[@beccamakamson6965]

Potato salad recipe, absolutely 😋😋

[@samanthacross3523]

You brightened my day after spending today in hospital. If you want a nice book about something we all talk about “ a stash of one’s own “ by Clara Parkes is wonderful. She has compiled a selection of stories from people about their stash . You can get it in all formats

[@beckydorian7043]

Thank you ❤❤❤

[@joanmachado9063]

Good morning sunshine ☕️🧶😊

[@beckydorian7043]

So cute with days of week for home schooling

[@user-gc4qj4qd4k]

we love you and will be here for you and little man wsill have a awesome year LOVE LISAMARIE

[@sherriscrochetcorner5286]

I would so love your potato salad recipe!

[@dianesass9901]

Thanks for sharing! ❤

[@annbachman5519]

Debbie MaComber also wrote a non fiction book called Knit Together. I really enjoyed it and it helped me with some areas in my life. It would be a good selfcare book. I highly reccomend it.

[@bills9000]

Love the Blosson Street series by Debbie Macomber.

[@beckydorian7043]

I read her books too and Debbie Mccomber loved them

[@georgiclifton6670]

Some countries call crocheting knitting. As per the terms double crochet and triple crocheting. Good for you to get you good health. If you're not in good health you are not going to be good for others. My mom and grandma taught me. God bless and I agree about crafting and reading.

[@bobbiallison1117]

I finally started knitting, bought me a 9"circular wooden needle and started a sock. I tried magic loop but the metal needles were too slick for my beginner level lol.

[@donnahoskinson7796]

Rachel Hanna I have found is a good light romance without the trash. I just happened on an ad for her on Facebook. And I also love Jannette Oke!!!

[@lorrainelawrence7035]

That was a lot in the video but fantastic stuff! Looking forward to seeing the recipe for your potato salad!

[@Kimmiejo_TheCrochetCabin]

I was always an avid reader too then life happened ya know. Now I use audible and I listen to books while I’m getting things done around the farm.