Full House Tour of our DIY Mountain Home

[@jerryhubbard4461]

Here is an idea for you. If and when you ever build a garage, make it a separate building with a closed walkway between with all glass windows doubling as a green house.

[@bethdurbin3279]

That is a awesome idea!!!!

[@jennygirl8849]

I'm so excited...your plans inside sound absolutely beautiful. Sitting in the hot tub when there's snow is the BEST! ....IMO. 😉❤

[@ima40schic]

I hope Neveah stays in the house with you a little longer. Kids want to grow up too fast, but once you're out, you're out. I left home at 16 and I was definitely not ready. Wish I could do it all over again. Those last few years you'll never get back. :) So excited at the progress, can't wait until the day you get to move in!! (and the HOT TUB!)

[@donnaalgren123]

Thank you so much for the tour. I've known some about it as you built it, but you gave a much more detailed version with this tour. How exciting! I'm very happy for you!

[@DIYDesignByCCW]

As l watched this, l was thinking about how far you've come in such a relatively short period of time. What you have accomplished is amazing. May God continue to Bless and Keep your lovely family!💌🙏

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you, God bless you 💖

[@TMHailston]

When selecting kitchen cabinets you might want to consider using drawers instead of cupboards for the lower units, it makes it so much easier to access pots, pans, odds and ends without having to crawl on the floor to look to the back of the cupboard. I used this option when I remodeled my kitchen a couple years ago and I absolutely love it.

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Yes!

[@chrism1164]

Agree - drawers for the lower storage - makes accessing things so much easier! Maybe 1 cupboard to store appliances not in use. I'm sure you've already planned for that - seems like you've thought of everything. Great watching this all come together!

[@davidsmith663]

I also advised folk to use draws for food. Far cheaper than larder pull outs and very effective.

[@laurascholz7334]

Put a box that is 48" x 48" on the outside of the house that has a door. It would attach to the side of the house next to the wood stove There would be a door on the wall inside. Stack the firewood in the box Open the door on the inside to get a few logs to put in on fire. The mess stays in the box outside.

[@larry_g9262]

As someone who also heats with wood I made some major decisions when we built our house 11 years ago. The decisions centered around wood storage, where it comes into the house, and placement of the wood stove. For us the wood stove is placed in the center of the house, just inside the mudroom door into the living area on its own separate tile floor, to make sweeping up easier. The mudroom has a storage nook for a couple of days wood and everyone coming in the back door is requested to bring in one piece of wood with them as they enter. This plan keeps the mess in one area and I no longer have to carry wood through the house to the stove as it was in our old house. WE also started with an open plan into the kitchen like you have. The wife wanted to change it up a bit so some of the kitchen was not viewable from the great-room so that the 'mess' could be hidden away if necessary when unexpected people dropped in. And if the dishes don't get done right away the sink full of dirty dishes are not center stage. Keep up the good work. We've been enjoying the channel for quite awhile now. lg no neat sig line

[@Q2bFF]

I live on a house built in 1908 in eastern Oregon. The wood stove is directly in the center of the house as well

[@shsharrell9267]

I like the idea of part of the kitchen hidden from the view in th living room. Sometimes I just need to get away from the crowd and have a cookie and cup of coffee by myself. Just a few minutes to breathe if we have a house full. The wood mess is never ending, I also like a little wood storage in the house. Hate going outside in the middle of the night after wood. It takes a lot of planning, then a person can Always think of something when it's too late. Love the house and have truly enjoyed watching the build.

[@jaytrent62]

Cool ideas, especially the custom of carrying a piece of wood in...what a great system!

[@karlfair]

A separate head with it's own ventilation is a good way to give each other space. In this day and age, no pantry is too big.

[@maryhupf4915]

You guys must be crazy excited to get into your dream home; you're in the home stretch now -- you crushed the dried-in target so just hang in there. You're winter could have been so much worse and hitting dates on construction w/ all the supply chain issues is rough plus all the other craziness in this world....that should make your work lighter so send some appreciation up above. You got this! You two are a fantastic team and all of your dreams are coming true. ❤ 🙏

[@ameliasonger3758]

I can't wait to see everything finished and how she decorates for Christmas. God Bless you and your family

[@deanlollar8241]

Me either.

[@heatherhoward4289]

Same here! Love the tiny home decor.

[@leoaz4667]

It's so fun to watch your dream come to fruition. You definitely got this. Can't wait for the next video 😁

[@machellep1]

My. Birthday is Christmas Eve. I have an entire room of Christmas . A tree for every room. I go over the top for sure.

[@ladyloquitavida148]

I completely understand! I was born on Christmas eve EVE! (December 23rd) It was also my maternal grandmother's birthday so our birthdays became major celebrations for many years. My grandmother has been gone for over 40 years and I am now a grandmother myself. Christmas is still a magical time that we celebrate and treasure, as we do for everyone's special day. ❣

[@Atlantismonkey40]

I remember when it was like a concrete pond, with no water. Ooh, how time flys. Congratulations on all your hard work.

[@fisherus]

Jeremy and Melissa, absolutely perfect planning of your house for your family. I can hardly wait for you to finish it. Then, this beautiful house you have worked so hard for, once you move in, will finally become your home.

[@donnakytle6595]

House will be beautiful. Can't wait until itis finished. Glad it is dried in.Thanks for letting us follow your house build,with your great family.You have done a marvelous job.

[@nancylubera1495]

It's so exciting. Can't wait to see what you chose for the accent wall in the big room. It's all so beautiful. Also glad you'll be continuing with the garage. I would miss your weekly videos.

[@joanbrooks3276]

I'm so happy and Proud of your family 7months you have come a long way. Love you Thanks for sharing your beautiful home with us. God Bless your family

[@nmdispatchlady]

No that isn't a large pantry, especially for someone who cans. When we did our addition I demanded a pantry, mine isn't right off the kitchen but it is 15 X 15 and packed to the rafters with jars of food. It's all amazing and I have no doubt that you will complete it as advertised. You are amazing. God Bless

[@kingscairn]

Luxurious crib - horses

[@mikecornwall9181]

That pantry may not be 15 x15 but it is a good sized area.

[@ceciliaafrica1748]

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[@ceciliaafrica1748]

A job well.done...great teamwork

[@fisherus]

How in the world can you even eat that much food before it spoils? Whoever needs to have that much room for a pantry is spoiled already!

[@mariacperez-fondon543]

This family deserve nothing but good things coming to them...their dedication and hard work will pay off. Bestcof luck!!!

[@Bonnie500]

This house sounds like it is going to be awesome! Can't wait to see it when it's done. :)

[@stansaliken8383]

If you want a small suggestion.......................Put ceiling fans over your outdoor patio space this does two things. If it is hot you can create a breeze to sit under. The other is if the breeze is blwing on you it will keep the pesky mosquitoes off of you while you enjoy the great outdoors.

[@stewkeene]

Couple suggestions. Low voltage wiring for any exterior features like outside and inside music, cameras, alarm system and so on. Plenty of ceiling lights especially in the kitchen. New vinyl flooring will last you a very long time and the colors and wood grain simulation are amazing. Tile looks great but that environment with grout it will become dirty very quickly. Plus much easier to install. 6” floor molding. Put in a separate shower wand for your bathroom showers while you have the walls open. The ones you buy as additions are always too short and they leak. Looking forward to seeing it finished! 👍🏻

[@marshamercer876]

What a beautiful place... you all call home. The mountains and the pastures. Your children are so lucky to get to growup there.

[@debbiemagann9258]

My husband and myself are really looking forward to seeing your beautiful family home finished. The views are going to be amazing. We love watching your videos and can’t wait for the next one to come, love your humour 😀 Debbie and Robert from Sydney Australia…x

[@tshirt4086]

We are building house similar to yours. We have settled on Nectre Bun Baker for our free standing wood burner. It'll give us heat and a place to bake cookies and popcorn with our grandkids.

[@cobscorner5256]

When you talked about your kitchen stove I didn't see any plumbing for a pot filler. Have you thought about installing one? I know it would be great for canning, then you wouldn't have to lift big pots of water onto the stove. Looks good so far!

[@robyndrucker2983]

Yes, we were going to do that when we built our house and got talked out of it. So wish we had installed it!

[@dharmaslife]

Another vote for a pot filler!

[@donnathecoach]

Yes to the potfiller!

[@denisewilson8367]

Save your back as much as you can. Get the pot filler even for everyday use. You have six kids, I had eight. I know what I'm talking about. And at canning time, it's so much easier.

[@joanndenslow3543]

@@denisewilson8367 7 by

[@andrewpinson1268]

Being able to relax in sit and watch that view would make anyone wish they were living there.

[@mariowickel456]

Jeremy if you're serious about a hot tub , when your electrical contractor starts ,figure a 60 amp GFCI breaker for the hot tub. Also have them install the box in the area you plan on putting the tub

[@evalinawarne1337]

And a fence area for the wind and storms. See threw fence. Not wood. Heated flooring back to the house. No snow on the ground for your feet. Warm 🐾🐾 feet. Nice light's.

[@SagebrushRambles]

I think they already got that set up on the side of the house to the left. They showed us the wiring etc when they put the siding up.

[@SagebrushRambles]

@@evalinawarne1337 Cute feet lol. 🐾🐾

[@mariowickel456]

@@SagebrushRambles that's just a block possibly for a standard 120 outlet , but wiring still not done yet, and hot tubs require a 60amp GFCI circuit breaker. Best to plan ahead 200 amp panel on the agenda ?

[@fayenotton8924]

I have loved seeing your journey from quitting work until now but I'm excited for you to see how your dream home and surroundings turn out along the way. Much love! Xx

[@katherinekemick3666]

I am so happy you are cutting coffee and drinking super greens, AG Athletic. I was concerned of how drained you looked some weeks back, coffee, snacks, candy, one meal and lots of long days. Horray for you and your family and thanks God for your example of love, teamwork and dreams for so many. Love this show!

[@jerryhubbard4461]

Nothing wrong with coffee. Probably better for the body than all those diet and so called healthy crap stores push. All in your genes as to how long you live on this planet

[@jessiefreeman2751]

JUST BEAUTIFUL!!! Thank God for your new home, truly blessed. I can imagine with y'all as you walk us through the magnificent look of your new home. Happy for y'all.

[@sallywasagoodolgal]

I love your beautiful home. You've done a fine job, and it's inspirational to watch you all pulling together, learning new things, and accomplishing so much. Congratulations! You have water out at the garden, don't you? Might I suggest some sort of washing station out there? You don't want that dirt in your septic, ,I'm guessing, and a ditch filled with gravel would be fine for the sink drain water. That might also be handy for chicken or rabbit processing, should you choose to do that.

[@eleanorflynn370]

The house is going to be beautiful . You all must be excited everything has gone well thanks be to God

[@hschultz123]

Overhead hood and large single basin sink are great choices. No hallways -- no wasted space. Great plan. 👍 One little suggestion. Add a small, hand washing sink in the master bath toilet room.

[@TXNLaurenMcN]

Howard Schultz ~ At 12:32, Melissa said there would be a double-sink vanity in the master suite bathroom. That'll probably be plenty. I agree with you re. the overhead hood and single basin sink.

[@fionahislop2889]

Your home will be perfect once finished. What a legacy you will be leaving future generations! Something that you have both sweated and frozen over building together. How wonderful it will all be once done. Much love from New Zealand.

[@erikarichardson]

This tour was wonderful! Thank you ❤️🇺🇸

[@shellyhuckabay3819]

You live in heaven with those views...congratulations!

[@christinakindler9112]

I'm tellin ya, the pantry is definitely NOT to big LOL I'm envious 😁 The tongue-and-groove ceiling is going to look fabulous! And the detached garage with a covered walkway to the mud room is a brilliant idea! I could actually see it done in my minds eye. Love you guys! Keep`em coming. I'm so excited for you ❤

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

❤

[@stevejones9788]

The garage could have a wood seasoning and storage area so that it can be accessed without getting wet

[@tongielebeau5996]

You guys really rock. You have no idea how much I look forward to watching your videos. I know that your home will be beautiful. God bless you all.

[@donsmith3737]

It was a famous fish who once said, "Just Keep Swimming! Just Keep Swimming!" The fish sounded an awful lot like Ellen DeGeneres oddly enough! Excited you invited us along for the journey. Thanks again. I needed this.

[@JDLarge]

I have a family of five here with three boys/now men and a wife and daughter. When I renovated the bathroom I added something based on having a seat being left up repeatedly and having my little girl fall in the toilet one early morning. I included a waterless urinal in the plan. It only needs to be tied into the drain because it uses a fluid filled trap that’s built in. I bought a “uridan” fiberglass waterless urinal. Best decision ever, no more seats left up or spatter to deal with, plus it helps keep bacteria down being a dry unit. Just throwing the idea out there for you guys since it’s still early enough to modify your plans to add one if you’d like. I just built a half wall and built a cornered wall for mounting it. Whatever you decide to do is going to be amazing, that home rocks! Thanks for the tour😉✌🏼

[@cassiem]

I loved the tour and so very excited for you all. It's a blessing to be going along on the journey with your family. Everything is so detailed and you guys make it lots of fun. I love your family and pray that you all continue to be prosperous in the years ahead. All my love from Trinidad 🇹🇹

[@sequoiawarner6756]

Once I lived in NE Utah where the winters were very long and bitter cold. Sitting in the hot tub on frozen night and listening to deer move across the squeaky snow was a delight! Enjoy your tub, Jeremy!

[@richardbosson8597]

I agree with everyone else's comments. The house, I'm sure, will be fantastic. Love to see ongoing projects too.

[@sandravanlankvelt7975]

Floor plan very well done for sure, especially that mud room that will be a life savor as far as snow, mud, etc. Love the spa outside your master bedroom trust me you will really enjoy it year round. In one home in the finished basement I fortunately had an 8 foot sliding glass door and I had a 6 person spa put in it was terrific for sure plus an industrial wall fan installed and never had an issue with moisture. My son's loved it especially after football practice lol. There are so many things and additional improvements in the future that will pop up and you certainly have the room to expand. God's blessings to you all.

[@tracyakamrtonkagiffinsr3367]

Absolutely stunning, love the tour.

[@MQ-cw9qx]

I really love your floor plan--but I am absolutely drooling over your pantry!

[@pitsnipe5559]

So happy for you. Sixteen years ago we were able to build our house. It was so much fun that we didn’t mind the hard work. Not as hard as your doing, we had subs doing the build although I did do a lot of the interior work.

[@Maybe_Crazy05]

That is a perfect pantry, not to big at all.. When we build our home I want a mud room, I’ve never had 1 and having a farm we constantly track in mud and whatever else.. Absolutely beautiful 😍

[@kenreynolds1000]

I would stick with a high quality 4 or 5 burner stovetop. You need a serious outdoor kitchen so you can wash veggies and do canning outside and keep the heat and mud out there.

[@denisesherman7164]

So happy the truss issue has been taken care of🙏🙏🙏

[@bc30cal99]

Looks good folks, thanks for sharing. Having spent nearly 3 decades in the cabinet making industry as well as loving to cook, my only suggestion is to make the island as big as possible. It's nice for family get togethers and holidays to have multiple people doing food prep. As always just food for thought. Stay well and keep warm.

[@dorothyallen3614]

Will the eating area be a sit down chair height or bar stool height?

[@yishaydorji2717]

Eldest daughter n son so much like papa...amazing amount of energy mother 4....god blessed couple....anxious for you all to finally settle down in yr love crafted home....best of luck

[@mareerobinson2632]

Love, love watching your videos.

[@anitafuertes378]

You guys are so kind to share your vision with us all

[@angelacollins1343]

As a former window treatment provider, my question is will you want to have the option to cover the big slider for privacy or energy saving in the winter? If yes large windows like that can be tricky, and probably a flat panel drape is a practical choice. So they can pull aside on both sides would there be room on the wood stove side to be safe? Could the wood stove be away from the corner a bit? You have such a nice large overhang on that wall, that summer heat probably won’t be an issue, but will an uncovered window wall be cold in winter?

[@kimclover2014]

Your house will be beautiful...everything you have done is really very nice! Can't wait to see it all come together.

[@maryalice8507]

So happy for you that the truss problem was fixed. I thought it was going to be a major ordeal and set back.

[@fondadeen1164]

Thank you much for the walk through I am so glad the truss people came out and fixed and supported the trusses for you zgod Bless you all

[@marietajalle391]

Wow, you've the home looking great. Enjoyed the tour of what everything is going to be and look forward to seeing the completion. Such a great job. Love from the island of Guam 🌴🌴

[@debra6584]

Off grid with Doug and Stacy just was working on put down a tongue and groove floor and had some really good tips on how to do it. Just in case your interested. Your home is coming beautifully. Can't wait to see it done and decorated. You and your family are truly blessed. Much love~

[@davidmessersmith786]

Just a thought on your propane tank, the boiling point of propane is -45 F (or C) so at your cold winter temperatures, you may have difficulty with delivery pressure. You may consider your tank location to ensure your propane tank is functional. I’m sure this is a known issue in your location and there must be a choice of installation details.

[@tessjones5987]

Very well thought of plans. You worked for years and years for this dream. Good for you. Inspirational. Great family.

[@gbuddy]

Yay, another video. The wait is finally over.

[@wendyvermette9095]

Thank you so much for having us along on the tour. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished product.

[@christygatto]

That house is incredible! Your design choices are on point! I'm currently in the process of selling my suburban house and will also be moving to the country hopefully the housing market will drop after I've sold my home. I've got my eye on a 150 acre property in rural Pennsylvania. Can I barrow Jeremy for help on renovation projects! 😂

[@brendaferretti7189]

AMAZING...I can almost picture the house completed! So much done ✔ ...Whoo-hoo!

[@charlottesmith830]

Probably the most exciting build I’ve ever had the pleasure to watch. What you both have done so far is incredible. Can’t wait for future episodes and to keep following you all in your journey. Never missed a video yet and don’t plan too. 😁🥰🙂

[@sharonweaver1630]

Absolutely ❣️ The best home🏡 build on YT!

[@GoodSimpleLiving]

Thank you, that means a lot to us

[@memories511]

Well MOM, you got your horses , let Hubby have his hot tub 😁😁

[@michaelorosco1436]

Oh wow, is the interior going to be the tongue and groove blue pine with rolling barn doors that go to the rooms? That would be tight!

[@2320ivy]

Hi Guys, Been watching for a very long time and enjoy every Video. I was a Plumber for around 28 years, even though I installed more that 100 of them, I never saw a set up of a Tankless Water heater on Propane, I think it's possible. You might want to consider that if it's possible these days. Would eliminate the worries of running out of hot water and possibility of the water heater leaking in the house and would supply you with ever lasting Hot water, meaning two to three showers could be taken at the same time. Anyway, can't wait for the next video, take care guys.

[@gladysrobado3684]

Su 🏡esta quedando preciosa 👏👏da muchisima paz ver el lugar precioso donde viven disfruten a full con su hermosa familia 👉 argentina 🇦🇷 me encanta ver sus videos 👏👏💝💞.

[@maryeliason1504]

A wood stove can do it BUT it has to be the RIGHT WOOD STOVE! Go for function not just looks. You know what to do. You have done great so far. Doing dishes looking at that mountain! I love your family so much. 😘💕🥰😄🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️🏔️

[@vickymarvill6146]

You could both do with a clip on Bluetooth mic for when you not so close to the phone. On a few of your videos I've missed bits and bobs of what your saying. I still love your videos. It's just a struggle to hear what you have said. 😊

[@pj-light-glass]

Whoohoo! Next phase... You two are so darn adorable! Determined, courageous, and confident! Yay, a hot tub!!!

[@delano31326]

I was wondering about the solar set up. But everything is coming together so far.👍🏿

[@clancarney2541]

what a blessing that you could discover the bow BEFORE you got the siding up!

[@louiswarmoth7354]

I advise you to use a remote fan for your kitchen hood. Even the most expensive vent hood are incredibly noisy when operating. You should take care of this before you insulate and close up the ceiling and walls. Don’t fail to insulate the vents duct work. This advice comes from a retired kitchen designer/ builder. I enjoy your videos and watching your family and homestead grow. Best wishes.

[@louiswarmoth7354]

I’d like to add that you should use hard tubing for your vent and grade it to the outside. The flex tubing sags over time and will collect water…after all, most of what you’re out venting is steam and odors. In cold weather steam will condense into water as it hits the cooler air in the tubing or pipe and leak onto the surface below, in most cases a ceiling. If you use seamed duct pipe be sure the seam is turned up to help prevent leaking. What ever you use be sure to support or hang it securely to maintain grade. Not easy to use, because of transitions, but PVC pipe is an option worth considering.

[@TheZenyaNova]

My husband and I have the double head shower. It’s amazing, we both agree that it’s a must in any future homes.

[@bkean5987]

Honest question: Are you considering an alternative to propane for cooking if propane becomes too expensive or unavailable? You guys are doing a great job. Keep up the good work.

[@lavrentichudakoff2519]

I have a propane range in Bonner County and the propane usage was not an issue. The real expense will be the electric for the HVAC heat in the winter. The wood stove won't be enough to heat that 2100 sf house from the corner of the living room.

[@bkean5987]

@@lavrentichudakoff2519 I am hearing that there are shortages in the propane supply that could get much worse before it gets any better and one person I know said it cost $1,000 to fill his propane tank with a moderate supply. Just thinking about an alternative way of cooking would be a good idea.

[@ILGuy2012]

@@lavrentichudakoff2519 I thought heat pumps were more feasible for southern states/warmer zones. I live in zone 5, and they are not used much around here.

[@lavrentichudakoff2519]

@@bkean5987 Yes I know but that won't last forever. I'm more concerned about their heating costs. They plan to put a wood stove in the corner of the living room. That will not heat that 2100 sf space. I suggested a Tulikivi masonry heater. They make them large enough to heat that space and they are beautiful.

[@bkean5987]

@@lavrentichudakoff2519 Every single system needs a backup.

[@richardhart7652]

Coming along nicely. What ever you do don't scare the horses 😂😂😂

[@imaginationingrained]

Question: why didn’t you plan to make the area above the pantry a reading loft? The windows would be perfect for letting in lots of natural light while reading

[@EyelASHes333]

When they were building that area and said they weren’t planning to use it much, except for storage, I also wondered the same thing! I’ve always dreamed of a reading nook!

[@GeoffBlackmore]

I agree, those huge windows and wonderful view, would be a great spot to read!

[@kevinproulx7787]

It is looking #Fantastic Jeremy & Melissa

[@ClassicallyMish]

I hope you consider heat mats for the floors. They can be installed on the concrete pad you currently have then tiled or planked over. Are you going to add a solar field?

[@angelaprovencher7150]

their floors are plywood

[@ClassicallyMish]

That’s the subfloor

[@suburbanhobbyist2752]

@@ClassicallyMish There is no concrete pad in this house. There is a concrete perimeter foundation and a wood subfloor built on that.

[@ClassicallyMish]

I’m not seeing your point. I have heated floors on both materials

[@ClassicallyMish]

I’m not seeing your point. I have heated floors on both materials

[@johnchang1412]

I love the set up of your home......WOW.....the jacuzzi ..i cant imagine just relaxing in a hot spa...while its snowing outside !!!!

[@robertkoons1154]

So when the house is finished Nevaeh's party barn opens for business.

[@onababona6101]

she needs her privacy, her space!!! Poor girl !!!!!!

[@markglidden75]

Really looking forward to you finishing off your home the outside is nearing completion can’t wait to spend time with you doing the inside Then on to your next project garage build

[@lighterpath5998]

When you mentioned your daughter wanting to use the tiny home as her apartment, my heart hurt. I could imagine all the work you've put into your home with dreams of having your family all around you and when your done, it turns out she's not even there. That's a sad thought. I have two adult daughters and nothing goes backward. So, I have two suggestions. 1. Rent the tiny home to me for $1,000 per month and use that as your excuse. 2. Tell your daugther that you didn't do all that work for nothing and to give you guys as a family a least a full year. For all the work and dreams you've put in, a year is not much to ask. I've though a lot about your family after having my own. I am quite certain you will look back to these times and to your tiny home experience as being among your best memories, and probably thee very best.

[@lighterpath5998]

@@michaelw1665 I explained why it's a sad thought. And of course, they could rent for it for more. But why would they even rent it out at all??? It was humor, a jest, a silly joke. I'm surprised anyone would take it serious. It makes no sense for them; none. Thanks for your attempted assistance, but I'm fine. I hope people respond to your own comments in the same helpful and inquisitive way. take care

[@lighterpath5998]

@@michaelw1665 If you thought THIS family would accept 1k a month or any price, and if you think that after all this family has explained about wanting to be together as a family and their plans for the house, and especially the great room which was designed for that main purpose, that they would 'not' feel or notice their oldest daughter wasn't there with some sadness when they move in, then no amount of work on a punch line could help you to understand my thoughts. I wonder why you're so concerned about me. There's a lot of life out there, maybe you could find some of your own? And while you're looking, remember that not all humor has a punch line.

[@lighterpath5998]

@@michaelw1665 Yes, I hope you do. I was very happy with my comment. The comment was not made to you. I did not ask for your advice. I do not know why you need my attention. Though I expressed some appreciation for your advice, I was only being polite. I've tried to continue to be polite but when people become so needy for verification they continue beyond what is normal for most people, I must stop giving them that attention. I believe any person reading this exchange will understand that to continue with energy-sucking people is not wise nor healthy. It causes levels of discord below what I will accept. You can tell me all the things you know but I see what you don't. Respond or not, I really don't care. I do hope Good Simple Living notes this comment, your attitude, your claims, and remember you either for credit or concern. I don't expect you to understand. I will remember you fondly as a sinking ship proudly sailing.

[@sandrakenney4839]

Lovely layout! The big room reflects the mindset that most of the time everyone is together…love it! Bedrooms are nice size and follow the mindset of “(insert air quotes😂)quiet time here, but all else in the big room.” Beautiful plans! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@victoriaaribalo82]

Oh my gosh that was so wonderful that the truss is fixed! I was holding my breath for you all!💝💕💗💙

[@sharontracy2151]

Hi another great vlog. Thanks so much. I’ve enjoyed watching you. Last year I was diagnosed with an aggressive cancer. I beat the odds it was discovered to have come back 2 weeks ago. In my brain and spin. No stopping the train this time. Will enjoy watching what I can. All the very best

[@marialeemlb1574]

So amazing to see all you have accomplished and the pure joy that shows on your faces. Congrats on milestone after milestone to living on your terms.

[@normalara1417]

Y'all did that walk-through great!👍 I could envision everything. I was even seeing the "great" guestroom, when "we" your fans come up and visit!😁😉

[@vincentcotnoir4646]

Yes ! Yes ! Christmas decoration, spa for Jeremy, Garage and living space for Melissa, think will be watching you for a long time :) :) :)

[@maryfetters3719]

Your home is going to be beautiful. You put in the work and the rewards are huge! Way to live life.

[@pamdickey2631]

Thank you for tho tour ! You two have came a long way… a lot of work, but so worth it. I can’t hardly wait to see the finished Home ! God Bless you two and the Kids 🙏🙏🙏. Stay safe and careful out there! 🙏🙏🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸❤️😊

[@genegillis2068]

Thanks so much for sharing your dream with all of us!

[@toni1111]

I have been watching you since before you moved to the property. I can hardly believe how much you have accomplished.

[@donnawarmouth9329]

You guys are gonna be building for the rest of your lives. About time you get everything done for yourselves the kids will be getting married and wanting you all to help build them a home. It’s all gonna be so beautiful