I'm Over This

[@emilyaisling]

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[@ШлакМозга]

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[@georgemaupin6787]

I'm glad you're taking Vit D 3, and others in capsules easy on empty stomach. (Your 🎵 music editing skills are growing; you might try figure skating to music in winter, and 💃 dancing inside all year - plus play keyboards)

[@PONO-go3ee]

Snow Byrd Could Use Some Warmth from the Hawaiian Sun ,I Have here ,Oh Nice Shepards Pie maybe some time this week I can Try making that hearty Meal oh yes Happy year of the Hares (((((🐰💎🐰))))🌊💦🐇Oh Water Hare !Stay Warm !

[@payback2565]

Lovely video Emily keep them coming cannot wait for next 1 take care and besafe out there x

[@stevemack7270]

You know Emily, I am more of a spring, summer and fall kind of person, however, this year has really got me down with all the snow. I have so many projects that I can’t get to that are being pushed back constantly because I’m clearing snow. So I stopped and looked at things one night after snow blowing for 2 hours and just sat there and thought…wow….this really is beautiful. So my projects are behind…..my toes are cold….my ears are cold and it just doesn’t matter anymore. There are so many people in such difficult situations all around the world and society seems to be getting more and more “up tight”. So I will take my lump of snow and my cold weather and embrace it because it’s beautiful and so much more that others around the world will ever have a chance to appreciate. Simply put we are thankful for everything we have and our way of life - even if we get more snow. Keep up the good work.

[@JB10651]

As much as I love the winter season and it’s cold and can’t wait for it to be warm again, I know I’m going to miss the cold when it’s boiling hot outside. Glad to see you’re not letting the season get in your way. Like father, like daughter.

[@kearnsey64]

Emily, I have to admit when you started your channel, I subscribed out of respect for your dad who I've watched since he laid the first log in his original cabin. But I have to just say, you offer wholesome family content, wonderful music and the skills which most young people today don't have and I hope will inspire more young people your age to do the same. Thank you!

[@LordDreamthief]

I totally agree

[@LordDreamthief]

It is also very good to see you getting into whats needed. In your own way.

[@cdwoods365]

I feel the same. You are very inspiring.

[@eddiewalker7252]

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[@bettybryson9637]

Exactly! Thank you!

[@retiredyeti5555]

Ah, Emily! My wife says almost the same thing every day, as we enter the last third of Winter - "I hate Winter!" It was not always that way, not when we were younger, but with advancing years comes aches and pains and discontent. Enjoy the winters of your youth, and you will cherish the memories when you are in your 70's. Thanks for taking us along as you create YOUR memories.

[@eddiewalker7252]

Cold over Chaos hot cocoa warm fire warm hearts. #JenAngel

[@arthurxxxxxxx6664]

Emily I came from a climate very similar to yours. Then I lived in southern California with it's Mediterranean climate for 40 years. Almost every day was sunny and 70F or warmer. I then moved to northern California with it's 4 season climate and have lived here for 24 years. I live 30 minutes from a national park with its 8,000 foot high mountains and its intensely cold winters. My experience with all this is that a balmy climate gets really old after a few years. At first its great...sunny days and warm temperatures. But before long it is just plain boring. Its the same thing day after day after day. No interesting changes in seasons to look forward to, no snow, no deeply breathing in fresh, cold, oxygen rich air that energizes you and makes you feel alive. I understand your not liking being cold. Been there, done that. But I learned that as long as you spend enough money to buy quality cold weather clothing, and as long as you make sure you wear it properly, you won't get cold.....don't take your gloves off, don't expose your ears to the cold. Your father has talked about this more than once. So yes there are inconveniences when living in your climate, but in my humble opinion, the rewards of doing so are well worth it.

[@rewotdivad]

Take it from an octogenarian. Tough times never last. Tough people do!! You're doing great!

[@alexkasacous]

I grew up in Southern Ontario (Cambridge), and even lived in Ottawa for 2 1/2 years - and I liked winter. But, for nearly the last 30 years I've been living in the sub- tropics and have not seen even one flake of snow. I think I'd freeze if I had to go through a proper winter now.

[@LivinInSim]

I live in a colder area, too, we got down to -22 F (-30 C) in December. But I still prefer cooler weather over anything above 90 F (30 C), because I can always put more layers on, haha. Aveeno Baby Eczema Nighttime Balm is the best all around hand cream I have found, and even helps itchy patches. It always amazes me how waterfalls seem to be falling in slow motion sometimes. Those shots of wild Canada are very well done. They make a great backdrop, especially the clouds and sky. I love sitting outside on a hill and watching the various cloud formations, how the wind takes them, and the subtle color changes. The deck on the place where I used to live had a great view of a mountain because the house itself was on a hill. I recall whiling away the time by watching the clouds zoom behind the peak on more than one breezy day. I really miss that deck because my patio now is covered, and the view of the mountain is blocked by a huge Best Western Hotel on a hill of it's own across the alley, haha. That closeup toward the end was of your sister, I imagine. She's a natural!

[@mikecronin8825]

As a resident of mid-coast Maine I can sympathize. I'm seventy now and the Icy conditions of late are getting too dangerous for me. I think this will be my last winter here. I won't miss the other three seasons though. Mike from Maine.

[@ianwelburn7514]

It's great that you recognise the need to get out and about just for mental health. On the plus side, there's no bugs in the winter...

[@loragunning5394]

Emily, I totally get where you are coming from. I moved to the Idaho panhandle after 40 years of making Puget Sound my beloved home and while I love the spring, summer, and autumns here, I dread the winter. The dark, the cold, the seemingly endless snow makes me just want to curl up in a warm bed and hibernate thru the worst of it. I'm not as far north as you are, but I am likely as far north as I'm ever going to live, even tho I have given serious thought to expatriating to Canada (and may yet). And yeah, the freshly fallen snow is beautiful but it doesn't stay pristine for long, especially if one happens to be a "townie", as I am. Here where I live, while it hasn't snowed much since early January, there are still huge plies of dirty black snow all over the place, where it was scraped up off the roads and parking lots and piled up someplace else. These huge piles of black, dirty snow often don't completely melt away until late March or early April, and to me it's just depressing to see them, so ugly, all over the place. One of the things that keeps me going thru the winter in planning my planting schedule for when the days finally start getting longer and warmer (as they are now). Browsing seed catalogs, planning out my garden, planting seeds in my little portable greenhouses, celebrating successful germinations...these are the actions/events that keep my mind focused on what lies ahead instead of the relative misery of what I am currently experiencing.

[@jexes23]

Complete opposite here in Texas. I do love my home state where I was born and raised. But I would gladly switch places. I’m over it being sunny even in the winter, more than 300 days of sun. I’m tired of 3 months that the average is near 100 degrees Fahrenheit. I find myself happy whenever we get a cloudy or snowy day, which is almost never. The days that are really cold I always find I can put more on. But with the humidity killing even the respite of the shade you can’t wear anything that can cool you down quick enough.

[@markholmes1346]

I have to agree with you Emily, I’ve lived in Michigan my whole life (I’m older than your father) and the winters here are hard to tolerate any more, I give you Canadians a lot of credit for handling the cold and the snow, hang in there it’s coming to a end sooner than later! ✌🏼❤️🙏🏼

[@Riverside_Homestead_Off_Grid]

There is no such thing as an easy life. We all have to deal with different problems. Last year we had a severe drought. It was terrible, our well failed. It was very hot, the sun burned the vegetables. There were forest fires everywhere. We got water from our neighbor for 2 months. We try to live life as it comes, in every situation. It is a challenge and we all will find solutions.

[@CaptainMorgan420]

Another lovely video. I struggle with PTSD & your content is always super calming. I love the editing & gentle atmosphere. Thanks for all you create. Especially in the blistering cold.

[@cryptomnesiac]

I moved to the Pacific Northwest to avoid the bitter cold that I grew up with, but now I get a little sick of the gloomy grey skies and rain. Somewhere around January or February I need a few days sunny vacation.

[@williambent9636]

I remember complaining about another cold winter day to my 98 year old, critically ill grandmother, who never complained about anything. She told me to remember that "This is the day the Lord has made" and to be grateful to have another day to experience all the joys of life. It shamed me then and shames me now--enough that I try to live by her words and not complain when I am so very lucky. You are way smarter than I am to come to this so young.

[@fredricjulien8738]

Awesome video Emily. Good to see you spending time ice fishing with your dad. Sorry you didn't catch anything, but the shepherd's pie you made looked delicious! I'm from lower Michigan and we're having a very mild winter here. We can't get out to go ice fishing on any rivers or lakes because of lack of ice. We're ice fishing in boats on the rivers and lakes that are normally frozen. Spring will be where you live soon. Hang in there. 🌞

[@mags102755]

Good for you Emily. Here in Massachusetts it's been really warm, apart from an occasional cold snap. I don't blame you for wanting spring to come!

[@dennisbeaver5958]

Always enjoy seeing you enjoying time with your Dad, even if it was too cold! And that shepherds pie looked delicious!

[@toddsterling4949]

Ya it did! lol

[@kimkimba1131]

I love winter because I tend to overheat during the summer. I live in the Minnesota, in the twin cities area. The back roads are a bear to drive on and the pot holes can, at times, make your teeth slam together. But the best part, other than the beauty of the snow and the crispness of the air, is the quiet. During the summer most people are out making noise till past dark. So with the cold they stay inside and I can enjoy hearing the wind and the wind chimes out doors. I do dislike the ice that settles in the backyard making it hard to walk cleaning up after the dog, but I bought spikes for my shoes and my cane. Now I feel steadier and love standing out at 1:00am and looking at the moon. It’s already February so soon the warmer weather will be here. Stay safe and warm. Oh…watching you ice skate reminded me of when I was a teenager and enjoyed that myself. Thanks for the memories. 😊

[@angela1ash]

i hear you … there comes a point, and it’s always usually in february when i’ve enjoyed the winter that’s been and i’m just ready for spring to start and lakes to thaw . the bundling upon bundling is a lot and by now i’m ready for warmer temps and less layers . thank you for your videos and your views . certainly enjoy them all :)

[@EvanLindy]

Couldn't agree more! I always enjoy winter for the first month or two then I'm over it... This winter has been so grey and gloomy as well! Loving the cinematics though, ice fishing sequence was great!

[@marcelmallory2761]

I am 100% with you regarding winter young lady. The big difference here in NW Pennsylvania is that we get snow and then it warms up and everything turns to slop and mud. Then it freezes, then thaws, then rains, then snows....wash, rinse, repeat. If it would just get cold, freeze and stay frozen it would so much more tolerable....

[@EmilyAisling..]

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[@toneyjohnson8910]

As someone who lives in Georgia USA I know we don't get as cold but we get cold for us and there is nothing to do here. I do go hiking but would love to step out the door and ski. Thanks for sharing.

[@keeneterry1603]

You are such an amazing young lady Emily, thank you for sharing yourself with us and of course just for being you!

[@r.p.mcmurphy6623]

cringe

[@danieldeanmasterfinisher4715]

If dealing with the cold is all you have to worry about then your already ahead of the game. There are many worse places to be , with friends and family close by you’ll never truly be cold. ❤

[@eddiewalker7252]

❤❤

[@philholmes3270]

Another beautiful video, Emily. I like your choice of music for the soundtrack. I'm laid up this winter recovering from knee surgery looking forward to spring when I will be able to get back outdoors. Your video shows some of the beauty of winter and reminds me of many enjoyable days outdoors especially on our family's annual trip to the Eastern Townships in Quebec to ski. Cheers.

[@guppy2129]

Always beautifully captured scenery and even how cold it must have been. Brrrr❄️! Food looks delicious! Memories abound💞 Thank you Emily!

[@laurathompson9649]

Hey Emily, you must admit that this winter has been very mild. I only live an hour south of you and we get mostly the same weather. I'm worried about ticks this Spring/Summer because it has been so mild. Looks like I'm going to tap a couple of maple trees this weekend!! lol

[@elizabethjohnson475]

I've never heard of trails to ice skate on!! So hard to embrace a harsh winter. We're thinking of moving from our mild winters of far north California, but it's tough because going north means longer and more harsh winters. Our area has more sunny days than any place in Florida, so it's saying a lot that we might move from here. Our state is getting so difficult to live in and do business in. It's become crazy. I love your youth, strength and energy. God bless you, hon.

[@blondie090277]

I live on Vancouver Island and our winters are typically mild. We had 12 degree weather with sunshine yesterday and I wanted to get out in the garden. I don’t own a garden nor do I like gardening but I swear, the weather just called for it. We don’t usually get the snow like you do but boy do we ever get the rain. The sun was glorious an a reminder that spring isn’t so far away now 😊

[@jan6293]

Emily, I love how you embrace winter and enjoy the gifts it gives you!❄️

[@seancohen81]

The moment I went to Florida for work the first thing I missed was the charging of seasons. I would describe it to lifelong Floridians and they couldn't comprehend it. Yet, to a transplant, no matter how unremoresful they felt, still yearned for the fall or snow. It was in their blood. The natives portrayed happiness to have never experienced cold weather but would always convey how nice it would have been to experience it.

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

Thank You Emily for the Beautiful Winterland of Mother Earth there and the Lovely Music! I’ve grown to Love all the seasons but as you, I am eager for the Spring! And as always, You and your Dad’s cooking always make me hungry! Many Blessings with Many Joys! DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[@lesliemorris3914]

I don't like the cold either. I live in Texas so we don't have a very long winter thank god. This winter was a lot warmer than the past 2.

[@sparksw9dkb187]

Great video Emily. You’re right. To endure northern winters you have to get outside at least once a day, even for a short walk.

[@michaelcarron3418]

Dry air in the Winter sucks the moister from the skin. Native Peoples used bear fat as you use lotion. The sweat lodge or Sauna for Nordic folk. Use a hooded 3/4 length coat, and leg warmers to cover the calf of the legs. Move at a leisurely pace so as NOT to break a sweat.

[@joeyhardin1288]

Thank you, the older I get the more I hate the cold. BUT, I hate mosquitoes more! Yesterday, 53mph winds in Central KY. Shepherd's Pie looks great. God Bless and stay safe.

[@janettroyer7003]

Emily please know how inspiring you are to do many people. You're a hard worker a team player and a strong wholesome young lady. There need to be many more people like you!!!! I know the cold gets old but remember this to shall pass 🙂

[@marthagallien7517]

beautiful scenery; beautiful music --- I'm from southeastern TX and your pictures of the snow and ice are impressive

[@sandralnwebster3204]

Your cold days are passable with that gorgeous sunshine! They do go on forever though with at least two months than we in BC miss! Our high today in the Okanogan Valley will be around 8' We do have one more week of the cold left and then we can look forward to Spring. It's great for older folks and we have retirees in abundance here! Maybe your cold weather has its advantages too!!

[@odessa3186]

Hey from Florida. Your editing is getting better and better. Love watching your videos.

[@ruthiewrangler9864]

Living in Northern Minnesota I hear you about the weather. Snow is fine, but those below zero temps can get frustrating. Emily, get some snow pants. I love all the adventures you share with us. Thank you.

[@oscarroelants3975]

Spring will be there sooner then you think!! Thanks for showing us the winterlandscape cause here we didnt see snow this year so it s a bit winter here too.

[@almathees3839]

Fabulous video of Winter!🌬️☃️❄️❤️🥰💋 I’m happy y to see the weather working to produce snow to fill the Great Lakes & Canadian lakes! It’s only February! I live in Austin, Tx. We had an ice storm & it shut the power grid off for a week! Trees broke in half ,falling on power lines ! Poor planning!!!Dallas & suburbs were ice rinks! Ce laVie! Love ur Shepards pie! ❤

[@sway696]

So cool to see where you are at. I've been there. You'll see what I mean in the future. We go through stages in our lives where things affect us differently. I'm now at a stage where I welcome the winter and the cold for completely different reasons than I did when I was a little younger. Now I welcome it because it slows things down a bit. Just enough to give you footing. I think slowing down can be beneficial. Especially when it seems sometimes like life is a runaway train. Great video Emily, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to many more chapters. 🙂

[@lory2622]

One of the reasons I watch your channel is that my summers out here in BC are so much less… aggressive. It makes me appreciate your winters, vicariously.

[@jmar665]

I am in Pennsylvania and every year about this time I long for the sun, to just sit outside and warm my body. I am over this winter also. I have not had enough snow this winter to even shovel as yet?? Not sure what is going on, maybe we will have a late snow fall. Enjoyed your video. You are getting exercise and not puting on the extra winter pounds. Not a fan of the cold, but I do enjoy the change of seasons. I am going to have to try and make shepherd pie. I have never made it. Thinking about spring and new ideas for my small garden. Stay warm and God bless.

[@christinetaylor1431]

I too am looking forward to spring! but I still get outside and get happy. Going through my seeds while waiting.

[@SJC49]

Do you watch Girl in the Woods?

[@chrisblack8390]

I'm from northern Indiana and I don't like the cold either. I like to go hiking in the snow. I'm old so when it below 20f it hurts so i stay in. Your dad got me to go sit outside by a fire at 3 AM because it was the only time i could get his channel on my phone. That was when he built the 1st cabin. Thanks for the pot pie recipe. I love to bring in wood too especially during a nice snow. And always have to go take pictures of the snow too! Even if it's - 15 F. You need a fur hat that covers your ears. Tell your dad to make you one. I got a old lady's an theres no lining. Just fur an the skin. It kept me warm at - 17F camping out. We did have a fireplace but the cabin was probably 32F. An the outhouse was a acre away!

[@careenaalexis]

This winter has been especially annoying with super mild temps and not nearly enough snow to enjoy. We should do a trip together sometime 🤘🏽

[@emilyaisling]

Absolutely! I’d love to :)

[@careenaalexis]

@@emilyaisling Sweet! I'll start thinking of some ideas ☺

[@theodorehowe2262]

I totally understand that the cold weather is a big factor in everyday life in Canada 🇨🇦 Here in Michigan I have been able to stay busy but have not been as active outdoors as I would like to. Maybe try to plan a trip to a warmer climate for a break from the cold. Best wishes to you Emily.

[@arthenry498]

That sure is some beautiful scenery there. I enjoyed the time lapse shots too. Sky was wonderful. I don't appreciate the cold like I used to but, I can't stay inside all the time either. Thanks for taking me along Emily. I enjoyed it.

[@mandrews1245]

Let's face it, Canada is cold in winter. Spring is wet. Summer bugs and then heat. Fall is the best. That's what keeps us here. But I must admit, every season is very beautiful. As you get older you will automatically keep mitts in your coat pockets, a scarf in the hood and a head band to protect ears. In the car, always keep an extra pair of socks and dry boots.

[@EmilyAisling..]

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[@katherinenicholas7116]

I live in Michigan and have never liked winter. I've stayed for work & family. I spent all my summers growing up in Bracebridge before it was a "tourist attraction" on land that was in the family for over 100 years. Like Michigan, I don't think people know the beauty of your area. Best wishes to you and your family.

[@ado-yz9rb]

The pie looks awesome, your doing a great job and as a father of 2 /20 something boys I would hope they would find someone like you !!!!

[@heidipustelniak652]

I love snow! I live in Southern Arizona, Tucson to be exact. We seldom get snow here. I lived in Anchorage Alaska for 5 years, loved it up there!

[@indianahoosier5794]

Head south for the winter... Northern Indiana USA might feel like home yet... less trees though but warmer most of the year. Most people who head south around here head to Florida though.

[@kevinduddy2286]

I love seeing you spend time 2ith your dad!!!! I myself lived for winter ,, couldn't wait for the ice to get out on it and fish,, unfortunately cancer changed my system quite a bit and it's hard for me to keep as 2arm as I used to, hopefully my system changes back. I think it's a Shephards pie knight tonight !!!!! Looked delicious!!! Thanks for sharing your time !!!!!! Love ur channel!!!!

[@danielluma2948]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts and I think winter just bring in a new year better than before ,it kill's off the bug's and protects the ones that help grow food like honey bee's. Without them nothing will grow and our world would die . I'm really thinking about getting some honey bee's to help my family and others. I know something you can do and have fun doing it . Build a Big snowman in front of your cabin.

[@madal55]

Good luck with your weather. There's a strong element of Canadians travelling South to Florida and the Caribbean - when it all gets too much! It was great fun seeing you pop set up your tent as I first acquired one of those, maybe 40 years ago, when a Canadian on an European bike tour was leaving the UK. I might even still have it up in my attic. I replaced the worn out groundsheet and kept the unique pull pop umbrella tent. I'd never seen anything like it at the time and while it was a good couple of kilos heavier, from the robust poles, additional construction, it's real value came from the outrageous ease of use. I used to get a thrill turning up at a campsite and bosh, bosh, bosh. One erected tent. Can't remember the tents name though...

[@jaybane3759]

I am an old man from central Mississippi. I don’t know how Y’all handle the cold I could not do it.

[@MrTerrencemcgrath]

You’re not alone! Lived all my life in Canada, worked outside in sub zero temperatures frozen my hands and limbs many times. I’ve never gotten used to it. I still dislike winter. In my senior years I’m pretty well confined to life here in Canada. I still go to the gym, watch my diet, stay very active. Warmest regards from Calgary.

[@sharonclaassen8382]

Hi Emily.. I've just found you through your Dad's channel... Thank you for taking us along, and showing us through your Camera lenses... the beauty of God's Creation! 🙌 He is everywhere... A Canvas of His Grace ever flowing...🙏🕊️ You are wise beyond your years.. A real beauty! May The Lord bless and keep you (and your beautiful family).. always 🙏 🙌

[@suezaple4950]

I have not liked the winter months since I was in my 30,s I have always been a warm weather individual , I hate shoveling dislike wearing heavy coats and boots , when i use to snowmobile it was fun but with the cost of gas who can afford that anymore . At least in the warmer months I can be out in the garden or taking a comfortable hike through the woods not that I couldn't during the winter I just prefer the warmth rather than cold or damp bone chilling weather. Shepards pie looked tasty awesome meal for a cold day . Real nice hike to the bridge wasn't that a gorgeous area !.

[@Mindy-s-channel]

I can't wait for spring. my winter has been pretty mild (knock wood) but I'm still over it too.

[@jeffgerou3247]

Seen you video Emily, brings back memories from my youth, live in northern lower Michigan, (home state) my age now I hate the Winters also, it is nice to get out and enjoy the beautiful scenery & crisp air, but remember this, you can always get out of the cold to stay warm but it's hard to escape the Scortching heat when it arrives, very nice to see a young lady these days doing what needs to be done for survival, your parents raised you right. God Bless You Emily, keep up the great work, Oh, that shepherds pie looked soooo good. 🙏❤️

[@EmilyAisling..]

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[@tommynikon2283]

Emily- I can't help but think your dad's style of story telling has rubbed off on you....from shootin B roll to the VO, to the POV/camera view points....truly WELL DONE.

[@robertquinn1945]

I live in the United States Indiana gets really cold 🥶 I don’t blame you for not liking the cold much but the beauty of winter ❄️ always makes me smile even know I’m a popsicle most the time 😂.

[@2to-tango]

Growing up on a tropical island I can totally relate to the cold. Looks like you have excema on your hands. Aquaphor really helps soothe the dryness and itching.. Warmer weather is just around the corner 💕

[@polhokustaa4989]

I feel you! The spring is just behind the corner ;) Greetings from Finland.

[@juditate111]

Shepherd's Pie! That was my son's favorite meal. I haven't made one in years, but I think I will make one very soon. You are doing great adapting to a new environment, it isn't easy. You have a really good attitude. Good luck. Stay safe and warm.

[@RobertSantos-sh9vm]

I love the beautiful scenery and your choice of music!!! It really makes your video spectacular!!!!!!! Way to make the best of the winter!!!!👍🙂

[@susanalbone5101]

I live in a part of the UK that barely sees any snow and the temperature hardly gets below -5 and I hate the Winter and I can get a little bit depressed at times so I know how you feel. Canada is a beautiful country and the scenery in parts is absolutely breathtaking so I’m pleased that you are embracing it despite the cold. It’s hard to get motivated but at least you can get out and enjoy some of the Winter sports. As your Dad says it’s all about layering up when you go out so wrap up well. We call that meal Cottage pie if it’s made with beef mince, Shepherds pie if it’s made with lamb. It looked delicious tho’ and perfect when you are on the ice fishing, shame you didn’t catch anything. Take care, be safe. 💕 Dorset, UK

[@leann4925]

Emily I am more of a summer type person even though I don't like the blazing Texas heat. I just don't like the time change when it gets dark so early. I have lived in a part of the country where it did snow and do miss it as it's so beautiful. Gosh the Shepherds Pie that you fixed looked so good. I am going to have to try that out plus it looks easy. Thanks!!!

[@EmilyAisling..]

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[@Barbarra63297]

I know how cold it gets in Canada and I'd be anxiously awaiting Spring too!

[@young-soonkim6730]

It is always nice and beautiful to see the seasons change. It is not so bad as the warming climate. I have never experience plus temperatures in the January before in Canada. I am always thankful, I do not live in the tornado ally. If I live in the warm climate, I would be too laid-back. Do try wearing the🙌cotton gloves and some the olive oil, cold cream, and or vaseline before you go to sleep. 👍🌅🏞️❄️⛄⛷️🎿⛸️🎣

[@timkeagy4094]

When I was you age, I felt the same as you are with the winters in the upper Midwest where I was raised. I left and have lived in Southern California since. Now, when I want to see snow, I drive to the mountains for a day and come back to the warmth of the sand. Have to admit though, your area is very beautiful and a special place. Where I was raised offers the same scenery. I sometimes miss the winters there, until I walk out to the sand and hear the ocean.

[@jimjohnson7764]

I've been in Southern CA, moving from WI, since '82. Lived in Huntington Beach during the 80's, having the best of times, close to the ocean and pier..now living inland. But I did miss the winter activities I grew up with...skiing, skating, snowmobiling, ice fishing, making a snowman. I've gone back at least twice a year, fall and winter to do those things I miss. Still love every second of it. Enjoying your channel Emily. Cheers..

[@johnh5299]

That shepherds pie looked so good , great video thanks

[@darlenekozlovskis6907]

Greetings from Massachusetts, we actually have had no snow here yet, N.Y and Canada has it all. It's nice to see you at least enjoying yourself, maybe a vacation to a warmer climate might break up the monotony

[@MSDOGS1976]

I live in Mississippi but have a vacation condo in Orange Beach AL. Just got back from the grocery store and it looked like an old person convention. I’m old too btw. But it was packed with Northern snowbirds. Lot’s of people don’t like cold weather it seems.

[@mirkopg69]

I understand you about the cold weather in Canada 🇨🇦, I'm from Italy 🇮🇹 but the last 10 years I'm leaving in Quebec and I assured you this country is amazing beautiful don't missing nothing and I love snow ❤

[@marianfrances4959]

I know you've heard the saying, "There's no bad weather, just bad clothes" but I do tire of the layering and bulky winter dressing rituals! It's true, though. One can have awesome times wearing what amounts to a space suit!! LOL. Hang in there, maybe start planning a winter getaway for next year! 👍🇨🇦😎🔥❄💃

[@daviddarlingauthor]

Few hours south of you in Durham Region, we had one day of snow and one cold day. That's pretty much it... hopefully spring will start early, contrary to the groundhog's prediction!

[@richardwilkinson4785]

Great to see you at it again. You seem to have picked up some significant skills from your dad to share your love of the outdoors with us. Thank you. Lots of snow this year in my neck of the woods too. Cheers Richard Utah

[@tomlatenite8348]

I love your videos, I love fishing, and your scenery shots are so beautiful. That shepherds pie, OMG my mouth is still watering. And you are so pleasant and beautiful! Thanks girl

[@speliotis]

I appreciate your outlook on the seasons... looking forward to SPRINGTime

[@stevenutepass7671]

Time to lace up skates, puck n stick. Sheppard's pie! At 9,000 ' Colorado mountains, ready for spring....

[@glendajune9140]

Canada is very beautiful in the Winter. However, I can definitely do without the extreme cold temperatures. Much respect for your ability to embrace your environment. You’re a very good cook. You’ve been blessed with many skills. Thanks for sharing with us.💯❤️👏🏾💜🙋🏽‍♀️✝️🙏🏾🇺🇸

[@lexluthor6497]

Hi from 🇫🇮. I like winter for a few months but now it's getting booring again and there is 2 months left.Crap winter over here too.

[@rodewerk5034]

You could move to Florida, take up Free Diving, and spear fishing. Though, like you, I do enjoy four separate distinct seasons. Spring is around the corner and is my favorite time of the year. Thanks a lot for the great video.

[@josecondemarin9586]

Emily, as I watch you in the video, I can feel what you feel. Here in idaho, this winter has been cruel, but I loved it. Your video is still soothing and calm. I see traces of your parents teaching on you. Great video, congrats!! Take care, thanks 😊

[@reelcurious]

Visit Florida, no snow here. The humidity during the summer can be uncomfortable. Today's hi temperature in Tampa 82° "Fahrenheit. But florida is extremely crowded and the traffic is terrible every day.

[@willmacaluso5293]

Hi Emily, I have agreed with your sentiment for many, many years. So at 60, I finally moved to Southwest Florida. Every year I see more and more Ontario license plates, which warms my heart. There are still really inexpensive land here, (mostly central inland). So you could plan to be a “snowbird “ at some point in the future. Just something to think about. 😎🌴

[@SusieLovesJesus]

😅 I'm the same Emily... I'm from South Carolina and don't really care for the cold, and yet I live in Iowa 🤷🏼‍♀️ Go figure! About now, when there's around 2 months of cold just lingering left, is when I start to get completely sick of it... So I understand. Oh! Little known fact: Shepherd's Pie is made with lamb, Cottage Pie is made with beef 😋 I love how you always show the Majesty of our Heavenly Father, our blessed Creator the I AM... LORD GOD bless you Emily 🙏🏼 All my love 💕

[@sshaw4429]

Me too! Fed up with winter, and I don’t even get pretty snow like you.

[@murrayandru7527]

Thanks for Sharing your video Ms.Emily , take the seasons in stride That's why we have 4 of them. Make the best out of them All. Have something you Love to do in each season and Your Always busy ! Weather is not in our control. Get some Aloe Vera and use that on the dry skin that's associated with winter. Works for me Take care

[@catinaray4013]

I follow your dad and found you channel. I've learned so much from him and now you. Hello from Michigan.

[@wattsline52]

Hang in there - Marty Albuquerque NM Today high 61 degree in the High Desert 5,344 altitude