What is ROBBING Us of Our TIME?

[@SgtSnausages]

We're not "being robbed", Danny. We're willingly, voluntarily givin' it away.

[@stealsdeals8274]

Hear,Hear!!

[@JojoCrazyCat]

I do this now. I grow a garden and still go to work. My brother does not work and can't seem to have enough time to work on his garden. My grandfather used to grow a garden ten times bigger than the garden i grow now. He used to work 2 jobs as well as working on his farm. He had chickens and cows he has to feed and water. I was also thinking about how people used to hang out with each other. So i turned my garage into a place to hang out with friends and family. I added an electric fireplace and 4 chairs. I added some colored lights all around the garage to make it look pretty. Then i added a radio to listen to news and music. No TV. It seems like when we have a TV on we don't enjoy each others company. When i was a kid our family used to spend time eating dinner with each other. Now it seems like everybody is buying fast food and eating in their bedrooms away from each other. I learned a lot from my grandparents. The country grand parents always had a few cold storage fridges. They kept much meat and food to feed the family , and they was hunters. They cut up their own meat from hunting. And much meat from the chickens they raised on their farm. Eggs every single day. In the harvest season they would take their extra crops and sell them on the side of the road from their wagon. I rare leave my property. I just go out to buy food, or ride my motorcycle. I never go on vacation. I grow my garden when it warms up, and set by the fire pit we made in the yard. In the winter when it gets freezing cold i stay in , and go to the garage we turned into a hang out. But with the new place we are getting, we are going to build a green house. That way we will have a longer season to grow stuff.

[@apiecemaker1163]

You sound like what we call an old soul. ❤️💚💙🧡👩‍🌾

[@allmantree]

🇺🇲🦅🪂👍🏼

[@ggstorm8101]

💜

[@lindeeabernathy790]

That sounds great Jojo.I remb as a kid my parents had lots of ppl from church over..for cookouts etc. Great memories. Thru the years, neighbors have changed etc.I know no one now .

[@itsbadlands]

Amen!

[@KatInTheNorth]

I’m a “homebody” and can’t stand the tv. My husband and I love our home just the way it is. Great talk!

[@classicrocklover5615]

I think we now live in our heads too much, instead of living physically and getting things done. Hence, the high level of anxiety, even before covid. Then we get depressed, because we didn't get as much accomplished as we wanted.

[@jeannemiller306]

I think you're 100% correct

[@deanowexford7021]

Yep, I agree. "Hard work makes the man (or woman)". I'm updating my computer skills while job hunting but this 23" of snow in north NJ is a good excuse to go outside for a break to shovel. I feel better coming inside with a slight sweat and a little out of breath.

[@edwardbright5894]

I grew up in the old days of playing outside until dark or after. Made to come inside eat,take bath,go to to bed. Was such better times back then.🤠👍🇺🇸🦅

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

👍👍❤️

[@tbear4557]

Homes used to be built one at a time, with pride. Now they are mass produced like cookies.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Amen

[@roccoconte2960]

thats was when if you had land you could just build your own home the way you want , now the government tells you what you can and cannot do and you have to have there permission to build a home on your land and they charge you for building permit this has discouraged people from doing it them selves.

[@lindadelzer423]

Haven't had a tv for years. In the summer I'm in the gardens or outside doing something. In winter, with the snow and cold, I try to learn new skills but still try to spend time outside. So much healthier. My Mom lives with me and has never spent time watching tv.

[@apiecemaker1163]

When my daughter was a little bitty girl they changed something she liked. She was so upset. She said. “Sometimes new and improved isn’t improved sometimes it’s just new.” We have adopted that in our family many times thru the years. Out of the mouth of babes. 👩‍🌾❤️

[@nancykegg1417]

Good morning. I love these talks on the porch. It means so much each week.

[@billhunt892]

Morning Y'all , our name is different... our location is different... but our MINDSET is the same... very good PorchTime !

[@michaelhoggard591]

Cellphones are my pet peeve! You can't get away from them. Kids should not get a cell phone.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

👍

[@nancywidows463]

My 15 year old does not have a cell phone, or Facebook! Its amazing to me how many kids have this crap, even in grade school. Now she is homeschooled, so there's less complaining that her friends all have it. But even my older kids didn't get phones until they could buy it themselves and pay their own phone bill every month.

[@lindeeabernathy790]

Amen

[@fredrose9285]

@@MeBe35 Thought I was the only one! My friends don't understand this is a valid "choice" -- yes, nothing wrong with email or telephone. If I'm driving, I shouldn't be talking anyway and when I'm out with my young daughter, I can't talk as have to pay attention to her. Good grief! How does everyone pay attention to their own life with being glued to cell phones all day?

[@pinetreehill586]

I had a discussion yesterday about how I cannot just go to someone’s house to sit and talk. I’m 42 and I think that socialization should occur naturally when helping each other complete necessary tasks. We have so much to do around our own home each day that it becomes inconvenient to leave. We will rush off to help others with whatever they need, such as moving from one house to another or plumbing, or whatever need they may have. I just cannot fathom how people today waste so much time doing nothing at all. It makes me wonder if they even appreciate the fact they have a home since they are always leaving it. We don’t “do” vacations. We use that time to do more around the homestead. Like this year we plan to build a high tunnel during vacation week.

[@ggstorm8101]

Yes yes yes

[@nancygould6789]

Funny, I guess cause I'm watching via my phone. Have a blessed day. Thank you.

[@Peachy08]

I hardly ever leave home. I leave the house about 3 times a month. That was even before the so called pandemic.

[@allmantree]

I hear ya. Social distancing??? Psshhhhhh! Been doing this all my life. 🇺🇲🦅🪂👍🏼

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Me too

[@WVPreparedMind]

I never turn my TV on. I have cable for relatives to watch in the evenings. You are correct. To much TV and too much phone time. And all of the things that take time also takes our joy. Great message! 💙💛🙏

[@RindaJane]

@Patrick McGraw You Nailed it. Unplugged mine 2 years ago. Best thing ever..

[@WVPreparedMind]

@Patrick McGraw I know. I’ve studied up on all of that mess. My farm Is off grid and I feel so much better there. Not a 5-7 tower in sight. If people would only listen. I don’t even try any more. They just all think that I’m crazy.

[@christyeasley6235]

The T.V. is no longer the problem today the problem is the cell phone that goes everywhere most people go, at least the t.v. stayed home and people got a break now the phone is there 24/7

[@jeanneshannon5607]

Amen...leave your cell phone home one day on purpose and see how your day goes. Count how many times you reach for it or think about it. It's crazy

[@thesaintmustwalkalone708]

"When you kill time, remember that it has no resurrection." AW Tozer

[@sokycraftcompany253]

Seen this all coming when phones , internet and all the goodies in the world came out. It’s really a big mess and I can’t wait to go back to the old days. No phones and having to talk to someone not texting them

[@KimmieAbbasServant]

People don't value family in today's world sad

[@tbear4557]

Some of us do.

[@Przyziemni]

why? is it ot like that .. that both sides should willing to do the same. Being alone its perfect for efficiency seld developement etc...

[@ConnieandMac]

Family was our only entertainment...visiting on the weekends. I didn’t realize then how great and important it was. ♥️

[@silvernblack21]

@@tbear4557 Most don't. Look at how many people don't bother to marry. Then with most who do marry, the wife is forced to send the children to public school and daycare to work for a lifestyle, i.e. bigger house, more cars, "better" this and that etc, rather than live more modestly and raise/educate their children themselves. Look at how so many people panicked with this "pandemic" and haven't bothered to see their grandchildren, nieces, nephews, and extended family for over a year. All of the canceled birthday and anniversary parties, reunions, holiday and casual weekend gatherings. My own father in law hasn't ever seen our youngest in person because he's living in fear and scared he'll get sick. If people truly believed God's Word they'd value family and live holy, but again...most don't. Our society's state is proof of that.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Very sad 😢

[@twistedponies7480]

My house was built in 1935. It was added onto in 1960. The addition on each side of the square original house has put the fireplace in the center of the house. Originally it was on the northwest side. The south and East sides of the house are covered by a garage and a mud porch. During the hurricanes it becomes obvious why these placements were made. The wind comes from that direction and there are no exposed windows on that side. In the afternoon the sun shines in the west wall of glass doors and warms that whole end of the house. If it were not for the additions, the roof would be all the same level but the only valleys we have are the two along the front porch gable 😊

[@sallymerrell2558]

The decisions we make today, will affect all of our tomorrows.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

Amen

[@katehobbs5327]

These internet gadgets have replaced the tv and are worse because people can now take the “tv” with them even to the bathroom..for many it’s const. I’m continually reminding myself to leave my phone behind..

[@oldhillbilly4246]

The thunder is just the noise . The lighting does the work. Words vs action. Alot of folks talk a few do the walk. And it shows. Can't wait to see your spring garden. 😀

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Working on it now.

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

I love, love your talks so refreshing,enlightening and we have shared the same thoughts with my husband about home being a place you don't want to leave. Your children and grandchildren are super blessed to have you and Wanda as their parents. So much wisdom and honesty. Thank you for sharing your opinions openly. May God continually keep you both.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

❤️❤️❤️

[@kathyyoung3484]

I started my adult life believing that having a career was the "right" way to live. When I reordered my priorities and made home and family my top priority, I felt the negative views of others. I've lost track of the times I've been asked, "What do you do all day? I live in a house built by my ancestors in 1769 and feel a strong connection to them and the way they lived. Thank you and have a blessed week.

[@RoneysPlayNcreate]

❤️❤️❤️

[@cherylodonnell6050]

That's great, good for you

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

This is awesome.

[@ggstorm8101]

I just fell over! Relating

[@livesoutdoors1708]

No tv in four years. We are in our 60’s. When we sold our old homestead I left the tv behind, we didn’t use it. I’d hung one of my paintings over it and forgot about it. 😆Probably cause tv became so intellectually insulting. Now we are so remote our phone and internet is satellite and doesn’t work well if there’s any weather. No couch either. Both of us are so involved with life the only times we sit down is for meals or to rest or read. 🌞 Our days are filled with cooking, gardening and projects on the ranch. Life is good, God is good. ❤️

[@kenbeck3684]

Since moving to our little 6 acres in north Alabama, we might go to town 1-2 times a week, maybe. We always lived kind of in the suburbs. But since coming here-we feel it more and more everyday!

[@mio.giardino]

Thank you for helping me figured out WHY it is when we go out for drives in the country that we see big RV campers sitting beside beautiful homes on rural properties. I asked my husband, more like a statement, “Why do they need to get ‘away’ from THAT lovely place?” After living in the city for most of my life I CAN NOT WAIT to get away from being able to see into my neighbours windows. Peace to you two, you are a blessing to so many of us.

[@826313sherry]

Thank you for your insight, Danny. My husband worked 2 jobs while I stayed home and raised our 2 daughters so we could pay off our house by the time he turned 40. I love our house in the country and am quite happy to stay home. We shop only when absolutely necessary. I watch almost zero TV (can't say the same about homesteading YT channels) Home is my "happy place". Thank you for sharing your wisdom, Danny. God Bless you and Wanda.

[@twistedponies7480]

It’s funny that you say that about creating your vacation at your homestead. That’s exactly how we feel. Right after we moved here, we went to our last music festival. It had grown a lot and while we were there it rained and flooded, we ended up just coming home bc our boys were small and it was a mess. Pulled up to the gate and all the azaleas were in bloom. We sat out in the dock and listened to the rest of the festival on a simulcast from the radio in the truck. Haven’t gone anywhere like that since then 😊

[@Petey-it6yj]

Rocklahoma? We dont go anymore either...it is way over grown. Plus, covid now.

[@twistedponies7480]

@@Petey-it6yj Suwannee Fest

[@PinballPreparedness]

Yup. It can be done. I had to completely start over at 44 too.

[@elizabethhannel8188]

I am a stay at home wife and mother and I love it! I have my garden, chicken and fish pond. I have been busy just with the upkeep of running this homestead so that on weekends we can relax and enjoy the beauty of it all!

[@mariaw593]

Thank you for your videos, especially this one today. So true...we fill our lives with worriation about things we have no control over and spend too much time in front of digital screens, whether tv or computer or phones...and we'd all be a whole lot better off if we got outside regularly, getting involved in doing things out there and breathing fresh air and moving around more. You have been through a lot and share with us your experiences, which help each one of us a lot, who watch and listen to your videos. Thank you. Have a blessed day to you and your wife both. Maria and Mike in S.C.

[@caroljeanne1]

Thank you Danny. Again you have hit the nail on the head. Blessings brother, we love y'all, your Ocala family

[@Peppamomma]

I've been watching your channel for a month now. I'm in my late 20's and I want to tell you that all millennials aren't lost. Lots of us DO enjoy your type of content and want to be independent homesteaders :). I imagine you as a grandfather chatting with me (both of mine passed when I was younger). Yeah we have lost so many values in just a few decades. We have to find a way back.

[@jackbradley6042]

I'm in the process of building our home on the property where I grew up. It's an old style farmhouse. This has been my dream since I was young. Look forward to "Living".

[@amyreeves306]

I feel it too, the pastures are turning green and we have a few trees blooming.

[@homesteadingwiththeangafam2158]

And that was very outstanding talk ever. Thank you.

[@MsLippy]

What a great visit this morning, Thank You Mr Danny

[@gerhardbraatz6305]

Great subject, making people realize how much time we spent wasting away in front of these modern conveniences.

[@WintersHavenHomestead]

I bought my house out of foreclosure. It had been empty for 4 years and had significant damage. My kids and I fixed it up. We have lived in it for 7 years now. I am always doing improvements. I have been turning it into an urban homestead. But when we first moved in I named it. It is called Winter's Haven. I put up a plaque outside near the door that says, "Winter's Haven, Our Home and Refuge". That is how I feel about it. It's our refuge from the tempests and storms of life. I work two jobs, but I luckily I rarely have to leave the house. I have no desire to spend time away from Winter's Haven. I just want to continue to work in the gardens, love my kids, and tend to the animals. God bless you and your sweetheart.

[@Alexis_9339]

Thank you for this Danny. I’m in my late 20s and I look around at most people my age and I am so saddened. I have quail, and I’m getting rabbits and I have a large in ground garden and about 35 container plants (with more being built). Only a few friends understand it. Most are grossed out just by the idea of compost aka trash as they call it. TRASH! It blows my mind. I remember when one friend got married at around 26 and she called me to ask me how to make spaghetti noodles, so I start explaining how to make noodles from scratch. She meant boiling them, didn’t know how and didn’t even think to read the box! Horrifying.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Oh yeah

[@carolswitzer8327]

Lol. Today's kids. Lol

[@SoCalGardenerGreg]

When I bought my house it came with one of huge satellite dishes. I turned it into my first duck pond. That gave me much more enjoyment!!!

[@ireneturner2944]

Thank you 😊 Priceless ❣️

[@tamimurphy2111]

I absolutely love your stories. God Bless you and Wanda.

[@sardar5150]

Right on! We live in town on a 0.19 acre parcel in Iowa. Our home is small and wouldn't change it. Our whole backyard is our garden and do lots of preserving. My home is my vacation and my home.

[@finestplanet1353]

Thank you, Danny

[@oldroscoe2590]

Happy Ground Hog Day 2021 , my old house is around 100 years old (balloon frame), I bought it over 30 years ago. It's not what most would want but it's home to me.

[@sydmarty1]

I live in California. The sun is shinning down. Now is our rainy season and we have days where it's 70 to 75.

[@janetteharness1693]

So enjoy your porch time Danny. Summer here in Australia 🇦🇺, though with the strange weather patterns throughout the world it's sometimes hard to tell. The Grand Solar Minimum is making itself felt everywhere. Home definitely is where the hearth, and heart is 😊

[@ConfedVet]

Growing up, I was my dads remote..

[@Eyes2C.]

We’re home bodies. Hubby and I stay home all the time. We’ve been together 22 yrs and have only been to the movies once! We don’t go out for New Years, 4th of July etc. Our only vacation was our honeymoon, and we like it that way. I haven’t watched TV since I woke up in 2014. I can’t work because of my health but love my life.

[@MamaKat3037]

I found your comments about how houses use to be built so informative. I wish I had seen this video 6 months ago before we broke ground on our new house.....so much we might have changed on the plans....also now, I can see its backwards, facing the wrong way.

[@megansingletary1520]

I've come to enjoy your porch time talks lately, while having lunch here at home, but this one has been my absolute favorite. At 27 years old my husband and I have our mobile home paid for and have saved enough money to start building our 'forever home'. In our house plan, the wood burning fireplace is in the center. Your talk today helped reassure me on our decision to make this next move for our small homestead. I feel people go in debt most of the time 'trying to keep up with the Jones' and living above their means. We've learned to take it one step at a time in this crazy world. Thanks for spreading your knowledge. We have learned so much from you and Mrs. Wanda, Keep those videos coming!

[@stephanieraphael8338]

I love pioneer living! We use a crock pot slow cooker just like the dutch oven you mentioned. We call it the "meat well" and the goal is not to let the meat well run dry in the winter. LOL What ever is left over just seasons the next days menu.

[@alicia8386]

Thank you!

[@eddiegoss8701]

Good morning MR Danny God bless u all

[@theresacole2994]

So very well said. Time is one thing we’ll never get back and so many times it passes by and we don’t realize where it went. Gotta get up and be Involved in our time. Changing our mindset is the first step. Thanks Danny. Great porch time.

[@susantesar3508]

If I didn't have a cell phone, I would not have the blessings of watching U-TUBE people I love so much like y'all.

[@SueLD]

We love being at home too.

[@TheLaLaFarm]

Great message. People have lost sight of what is truly important and willingness give up their time to pursue the unimportant "stuff". Enjoyed this!! - Rick

[@kikirodriguez8293]

Love the animals in the background.

[@deanowexford7021]

I hear ya. I live in a house where the TV is playing 24 hours every day. Only turned off when auntie leaves in her car, otherwise it's left on even when she goes in the yard and when she sleeps. My nerves are frazzled but this was my only refuge after selling the house I took care of my father in. She didn't tell me until I drove 1500 miles and walked in the door "Oh, by the way I have the TV on all the time bc I don't like to hear the house sounds." My heart dropped.

[@jamesbaker9383]

Thanks for the history lesson along with reality . GOD Bless.

[@lovenotes5299]

I spent so much time at work and came to the realization years ago, that spending most of my life at a job to pay for a place to live ,that i didn't spend more than 16 hrs a day there and sleeping for 8 hrs, was crazy. So people think i'm crazy because i'm home all the time now, fixing my home to be my paradise. Debt free and not paying for wasted space above our heads that we can't use, heating and cooling air in areas i can't use. I downsized 20 yrs ago, from a bigger house to one with more livable room space. I don't need a vacation away from my life, I'm living my staycation life!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

So happy for you.

[@wendyc.5769]

Great talk Danny!

[@glenmorse9533]

Thank you, that is so very interesting!

[@GrowFamilyNetwork]

Liked the thought you wrote In the video Description!!!

[@sharleneberry1447]

around my childhood home the tv was called the idiot box.

[@LauraMartinez-rf3dm]

Interesting story, I'm a teacher at an inner city school and yesterday we learned about the scientist who came up with the theory of Continental drift. The students kept asking me "How did this guy have so much time to come up with this theory?" "Who has time for that?" I was shocked that 14 year olds feel like they don't have time?! I told them "You're 14 and all you have is time for learning and thinking! But instead you're glued to your video games!" I think about the advancements or all the "thinking & discoveries" being lost because people are so distracted. Our children do not sit around and "wonder". Very sad.

[@naeemah2027]

Good talk Mr Danny. Your right, it's so many distractions going on around us that were designed to do exactly what they're doing. Thank you and God bless

[@larrysmall4272]

Thanks

[@colleenbryant3614]

Just watching this video. I love home, this is where I am the happiest. ❤

[@junkinjodi]

My dad used to call it the Babylonian idiot box, LOL. We still just have the Farmers 5.

[@ireneturner2944]

Good morning SIR,,,I ENJOY your morning talks. I never say anything,but you need to now.💯♥️🙏 🙏🙏🙏♥️

[@k8jones121]

Loved this! Although I was watching it on my tv, I turned it off right after and went for a walk with my husband. Then we came in and I made him watch it! Thanks!

[@sheilasgarden7433]

Very good Danny and I couldn’t agree more ♥️

[@saddleridge4364]

If Punxatawney was in a real burrow, he wouldn't even be able to get out to give his prediction. We're buried in snow. I'm home all the time and this is where I like to be . I dropped TV reception in Jan 04. I never missed it. I only have a TV to watch movies I rent once or twice a week, or to watch my own collection. .Danny we still have covered bridges and bank barns up here in PA. I love the old architecture.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I was amazed to read that the covered bridges had to have snow shoveled on them so sleighs could cross them in the old days.

[@ruthcowden1386]

I totally agree. I see so many people just wasting the gift of time that God has given them.

[@memawshippabillyhomestead2714]

My grandpa used to call the TV "the idiot box". He used to spend hours in his garden or outdoors.

[@andrewlittlefield3425]

Great points

[@joecochran9976]

Another great bedtime story...i work 12 hour night shifts, it's like social distancing without trying, I'm at home or work. I'm 59 and hope to retire in 34 months 14 days. Completely gutted an old farm house a year ago...its Come along way but have plenty to do yet. My job owns me!

[@tinnerste2507]

I live in a 350 year old house in germany. It was never hooked up to modern water or power systems. I lived for 1 and a half years without power, using a handpump for water! Its built for it. It makes sense how it was designed. Its more complicated now that ive upgraded the systems like solar power and passive waterpresdure from tanks etc.. but its not a huge improvement outside of internet and my clotheswash machine. Those are the only modern things i missed. We had a closet on our attic connected to the chimney for hanging meats. Our house is half roof! But we get lots snow here. Its so simple and easy to maintain we do it ourselves. Lol but no tv here. I had visitors over and we were grilling outside but there kids were inside pretending to play videogames(we have no tv here) cause they didnt know how to play outside.

[@mariagibson6299]

My dad still has one of those dishes in his yard! Such an eye sore!

[@thenewyorkredneck4735]

It's funny that you mentioned driving time. I am buying 6.78 acres of land upstate New York. Everyone is asking me "but what will you do with all of your time? " 'Enjoy it'

[@kerubopeter]

Your story is so inspiring and great life principles too. I feel more encouraged to work on the new homestead/farm we have started.

[@grangrans5943]

Wow thank you. This could not have come at a better time for me. I have only had a cell phone for less than a year and just started Facebook three months ago. Been seriously regretting both decisions. You just helped sway my decision to discard both very very soon.

[@POSMhorsefarmer7]

It's a pleasure to listen to you, Danny. I'm glad we are starting to think more practically. Maybe the Lord is not finished with us yet.

[@POSMhorsefarmer7]

Daniel 12:4. 'But you, Daniel, shut up the words, and seal the book until the time of the end; many shall run to and fro, and knowledge shall increase.'.

[@vernahelvikmontanamomma8737]

I agree, I worked in nursing for 40 years. I am retired now, I love being home. But I have to limit the T V and computer. We cancelled cable, it was costing to much and nothing to watch. I love you tube. I learn so much

[@mytree123]

THANK YOU !!!🙂🎁🇺🇸🌻🐢

[@gregmosk]

Good porch time Danny👍👍 I live in a house that was completed in 1804. It has the huge fireplace like you mentioned. It has 2 swing arms. My wife had gotten years ago the cast iron pot that you cook in from her grandmother. Solid and very heavy. We have cooked in it just to try. God bless you and Wanda 🙏🙏🙏

[@steveruby2120]

My cousin and his wife have a TV that is never shut off unless their moving or the power goes out. I think the only time the off/on switch has been used is the first time the on switch was used. Darnedest thing I ever saw.

[@thomaslcarpenter2105]

This is an interesting concept on early house design. You always have great information. Keep on making these videos.

[@HousewifeInTheWoods]

Were off grid northern mn.... we built our home 2015, 2 story.... shaped like little house on the prairie. .. north side is a looooong slope.... 2 story is the south side... east side has large windows as well for morning sun... and the west side has smaller windows ... wood stove almost in the middle front east side. The room w the woodstove has an open ceiling so 16 ft (living room) and the heat flows up that sloped roof into the upper story. We have drop vents all the way back on the upper south side.... so as the heat flows up the vaulted ceiling to the second story it pushes the cold air down the drop vents into the southern exposure lower floor where the air can be warmed naturally. Our main part of the house all open with large "window" cut outs and doorways to the south mainfloor room where our shower and laundry room is... we have 4x5 ft windows w shelving and led lights in there and we use it as a grow room as well.... More ppl should really think about the design of their home. Not just the curb appeal. Homes need usablitlity and utility appeal first and foremost. Period.

[@elizabethfinn6174]

That was a very educational..a note: the attic was for people we cared about,but wouldn't behave...really.

[@78gravedigger]

loved this one.

[@cheakychic1]

Great porch time Danny thank you

[@cherylodonnell6050]

It's true, modern conveniences are indeed taking up our days. We are missing so much....

[@lindeeabernathy790]

Always enjoy ur porch talk.Much wisdom here.

[@shannonfrisby9760]

Lol we actually took the tv out. It drove us nuts also.