If I Was YOUNG Again - Porch Time 2022

[@yankeeredneck6017]

I think the saying is “youth is wasted on the young.”

[@terrygardner4860]

Really liked your story, my grandpa bought a Hundred Acre Farm at 1950 for $40 an acre with an old house and barn on it, now I live on 40 acres of that property that he gave to me before he died so he had the same vision as you did, my grandpa told me one time when he bought that property he thought he would be paying for it for the rest of his life they paid for it in 3 years by raising Hogs and and cows on it

[@Epona52]

Paul Harvey did a piece in "The Rest of the Story", about how a couple showed up at Harvard, wanting to see the President. He in his overalls, she was wearing a "farmer's wife" dress; they were put off most of the day, but finally got to see the President. They explained that their son had wanted to attend Harvard, but had been killed in an accident, and they wanted to contribute for a building in his name. The President scoffed at them, saying, "Why, such a building would cost a million dollars!" The wife looked at her husband and said, "Is that all? Why don't we build our own university?" And that's the rest of the story behind Stanford University.

[@lifebeginswithaseed]

"A good man leaves an inheritance for his children's children." Ahh,a great scripture that I truly believe the inheritance is also spiritual as well as physical.

[@michaelhoggard591]

My heart goes out to ya Danny! I totally understand what you have talked about this morning! We can always look back and saying I wish I coulda, shoulda, woulda, when I was younger, but praise God he gives us a chance to look back and see and realize what he put in front of us and missed it. But thank you and praise you God for all the chances you gave me and you still believe in me! Praise God!

[@forrestgump9576]

Amen, amen!

[@josealmendariz4834]

Thank you Danny for all your sharing of practical godly wisdom

[@RetreatfarmFarmvilleVirginia]

I've been wearing Overalls since the mid-90's myself. I Carry everything i need in the pockets including a 9mm filled with rat shot for the rats and bad snakes on my farm. Here recently with the craziness going on in town with people getting mugged in our country walmart, i switched from rat shot to hollow points...lol. Don't ever worry about what other folks think about you or what you are doing, They laughed at Noah too. The world is overflowing with fools right now. Satan has pulled out all of the stops because he knows that his party is winding down and the Lord's judgement is coming. I'm Starting building my second of three huge greenhouses tomorrow and have my aquaculture equipment ready for raising catfish. That with 2 years worth of food in the pantry and learning how to can my own food has actually been fun and very satisfying. Thank you brother for helping folks to wake up to reality, the serious reality that's about to come soon. Work on those crowns of Glory, lead people to salvation now. Time is short. Tom

[@joanncole9603]

Good morning. I’m 70 yrs old and still learning. I had to separate 2 hens from among 5 roosters yesterday, not easy if you’re never done it before. Tried to throw a fish net over them and they ran right out from under it. Got them in the hen house and was finally able to catch them. Another thing my husband and me realize now, helping your children financially so they won’t have a hard life like we did, is not necessarily a good thing. It’s better they learn early in marriage, mama & daddy are not always gonna be there to save them. Especially if your daughter in laws are spenders. There was much wisdom in this video, Danny.

[@suedalimonte7863]

I’m sorry this is going to be so long but after watching your video I felt I needed to share. Our entire life is full of teachers and lessons. My parents were very cruel abusive people. Every lesson I learned from them was punishment and pain. I learned how to be an aggressive heat filled individual. Later in life I realized the greatest lesson my mother ever taught me was how not to be. I learned lessons with love and compassion from my grandmother every summer when I went to Kentucky. She taught me to cook, garden, how to tend to animals and how to love my family and neighbors. Unfortunately the lessons I learned from my parents were passed to my children in the beginning. I was not a kind loving mother until I got much older. I learned love and compassion also from an aunt and uncle. I’m sorry that the positive lessons were not passed on to my children until later in life but I am so thankful that I am able to pass on love and compassion to my grandchildren. Be a good teacher. Try to always teach everyone you encounter with love and compassion. Thank you so much Danny for sharing your stories and your lessons. God bless you

[@christwarrior6096]

Just when you think porch time can't get any better then Danny goes and out does his self. This one is so much deeper on so many levels plus it's a real good one to share. God Bless y'all!

[@thewildingslanding]

Thank you for not quitting Mr. Danny. Not only have you taught me and inspired me, but, our middle son, loves listening to you and Billy at Perma Pasture Farms. He literally sucks up the knowledge you provide.

[@Gigi30107]

Just ONE good person (like you) in my life would have helped tremendously. So thankful I found your channel. Yes it was for gardening initially but I've gotten SO much more through your ministering than you can ever know ❤️

[@christinestreeter8920]

"I wish that I knew what I know now when I was younger" this is why our elders are so important and sadly in this country we ignore them as irrelevant. I can understand if you left KZbin - the world is full of illintentioned people- but I would miss you if you did.

[@marieholly559]

Well said..

[@kileebuchanan8316]

It would be so awesome to be your neighbor. I could listen to you talk for hours!

[@beachprepper566]

Please don’t stop reaching out to us! I can’t tell you how much your porch time means to me. Your ministering raises my spirit and helps me to keep going. Many thanks from someone who really needs to hear what you have to say!

[@kennethstiller3763]

Danny don't give up your You Tube channel. You are a world of knowledge and information for those that need help with building, gardening, and you and Wanda are an inspiration for a lot more people than those that trash you. I'm a new subscriber and very much enjoyed your videos. Wish I could see or visit the two of you. I'm sure we'd have a lot to share. In so many ways my life is very similar to yours. I'm also a vet, Viet Nam period, I'm 70 years young, I quit being in God when I was in the ninth grade and I saw my 8 year old brother pass away. And up till than I was thinking I wanted to be a priest. Thank God I found him again when I was 35. Enuff of all that. You just keep on doing what you're doing. God needs good soliders like you and Wanda. God bless you brother and have a fantastic day. ( Go outside in the garden and get your hands dirty. I always liked the feel of the earth in my hands)

[@kimbrown1701]

Danny, this was one of your best. I am so thankful that you listened to your beautiful wife. I lost my husband, my protector, last year. I found your videos after he died, I KNOW why…Praise Jesus. Please don’t quit yet. I’m about your age and I hang on your every word. Not trying to be weird, but you and Wanda feel like a lifeline in this wicked, messed up world. You both have a purpose and I know you know it. God bless you both and thank you.❤

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Thanks

[@Cindyscrossstitch]

We all have made so many bad decisions, wisdom comes later in life. Most of what we were taught was a lie. You and Wanda bring so much joy to so many🌻

[@sonshine2030]

My Great Grand Dad was still spading the garden at 100 years old.

[@briarpalek9254]

Keep on keeping on, wisdom is in short supply.

[@cindyblackburn1881]

Danny, I love your porch time. Please don't stop because of ignorant people. My momma always said "Look at the mouth it came out of." My grandfather's passed away before I was born. My father passed away when I was younger. So for people like me you are the way we gain knowledge about gardening. But to me porch time is the best because you give so much knowledge about the Bible and reminding us to be spiritually ready. The people that say nasty things are either jealous, ignorant, or lost souls.

[@sunkissed5889]

My dad is 82 he was a pulp wood hauler ,I remember many days spent in the woods with him !

[@sarahposey7166]

Wouldn't we all like to have our elder knowledge and a younger, less injured body? Danny and Wanda you are jewels, I also really enjoy you talking about the past. We are so spoiled and I wonder how most will cope with what is coming. GOD bless you two and what you teach and share.

[@marylouisebutler8456]

You can absolutely not judge a book by it's cover. Loved Porch Time this morning. It really touched by heart.

[@ready4lordnow881]

Or his "Coveralls..." Excellent porch time. Thank you Danny.

[@lynnbedford9319]

Listening to you tell your childhood. How very blessed you were. My children grew up similar , all 7. 50+ yrs later most of them have turned to the world's ways. Screen time rules. Fancy cars, new houses, cars, cloths, drugs. No Danny you were BLESSED. Keep it simple. Hard work gives good character.

[@lesliea.m.5392]

Your the best of husbands and Wanda is one lucky woman 👍🙏♥️ God is leading you and you follow , righteousness is a blessing

[@RSJ-Texas]

Danny thank you for today’s video. I’m 68 years old and have been so foolish for so much of my life even though I have Jesus as my Lord. I pray that God will help me to be able to leave an inheritance for my grand kids.

[@Lauralamontanaro]

I want to say thank you to Miss Wanda for keeping you encouraged for the rest of us. Thank you sweet Jesus for giving them both a servant's heart ❤️

[@imogenemckee4525]

I grew up in a poor hard working family that taught me all I know today,,I worked hard hard along with all my family,my mom taught me how to preserve to feed our family,,,to cook,my dad taught me how to work in the fields ,and when my daddy pass at an old age he was put into the ground in his overalls and I'm so proud today I learned and was taught by my parents how to do all these things I can still do some of today even though I'm an old lady and have some disabilities going on 86 years old God has greatly blessed me, God bless you 🙏 ❤..

[@LelasHome]

Please keep talking to us. My dad died several years ago. You remind me so much of him. People are hungry for what you know.

[@Southern195]

When I was a little girl ~ I thought if you wore overalls you were wise!! My grandpa always wore them! Guess I was right all along. 😂

[@sandrabrunelle6453]

Thank you and thank God for you.

[@roadrunner4404]

As a boy I loved the old house. My grandfather built it. Black tar paper on the outside rear of house. There was water in the kitchen but we had an old outhouse. Great memories. Keeps me humble.

[@beverlyboyce1041]

Life is a constant learning process. My grandfather always said that to me and never too old to learn. I lived with my grandparents on a 200 acre farm that was nearly completely self sufficient. Plus my grandfather worked a full time job.

[@sandy89107]

You had a great point about not being able to handle even the good stuff. We have to keep learning in our lives especially the bible...we will never be "done" reading it. The best advice comes from the most wise in all the universe. 🥰

[@grumpygrannysgoatsngardens3185]

The beauty of Holy Books expand when we meditate on God's words-- letting them settle within and trusting GOD to discern them for us

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

@@ghostprepper5859 The original king James bible had several other books in it That was taken out in the 1800s. To say there's only 66 books is to say the original KJV was in error for having them in it. Which would have made it not inspired but just a group of written texts. Everything in Enoch is in the Bible.

[@kimp6551]

Amen, Danny. I just said a similar thing to my dad recently. His parents lived through the depression and my mother's parents were farmers. The wealth of information they took with them to their graves just saddens me. All the learning opportunities I wasted when they were alive. Now I'm trying to catch up, as best I can. Thank you for your Porch Times. Sorry for the cr*p that you have to put up with but your work here is appreciated.

[@joanne1713]

Please don’t ever stop making videos, I enjoy and appreciate them more than you will ever know. One day when we are all surrounded at the banquet table with our Lord, I will have the opportunity to tell you. God bless you and Miss Wanda

[@kristalmartin6601]

Thats where me and my husband are at. So we did the unthinkful. We sold our house, paid off our debt, had to down size a ton and rent temp for this last year and we paid for 10 acres of land just outside the city. God pointed us right to it. It was owned by a hoader however so its taking a lot of work to clean up. My husbands friends son was selling a small mobile home in really good shape for a great deal. So we bought it and moved it out there. Its been so hard to live cramped and have to live where you just dont feel like its home. These holidays have been difficult because of this as well. Its scary because we dont know much, but I know God has placed this journey in our lives. Every stepping stone he has provided and more. Nothing has felt forced, everything has fallen right in place. We move out there in July. I would go now if I could but some repairs are still needed to live there. Our kids on the otherhand are not at fond of this idea. As a momma it hurts my heart to have to hurt my kids to do what I KNOW is right. At our house in the city, we were 100% depended on the government and the system if anything was to happen. Out at our land, we have dreams of being self sustainable as much as possible. Thats way when the country implodes on itself. We will have a way to survive without the grid, without the grocery stores etc. God willing anyway, thats what we want.

[@lisamcclintock8090]

I love your stories. Todays was especially close to my heart. It felt like you were talking about me. And when you got to the part about your denim overalls I couldn’t help but smile. I grew up in an area known as the mill village. That’s where all the denim was made. There were four different mills all around there that did different things. The kids Were all known as lint heads because of all the lint in the air from the mills. My mama worked as a weaver in one of them and she would be covered in lint when she came home. Daddy was a truck driver so it was just me and mama during the week. We didn’t have a lot but we lived comfortably. I wish my kids could have lived the way I did. It blows my mind the things they blow money on. But I did the best I could. At least they aren’t into alcohol and drugs. I have that to be thankful for. God bless you and Wanda. And please don’t leave KZbin. You help keep my spirits up with your stories of days long gone. Love y’all ❤😮

[@brenda0823_]

Thank you to Wanda for not letting him stop!!

[@LittleOcasioHomestead]

Good morning ❤️The cabin looks so comfy and warm.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning

[@childofyah-u-ah1370]

Thanks Ms. Wanda for keeping him grounded, Danny some of us do listen.. Most of all I thank *The Creator* for giving you wisdom to share with us. ❤💯

[@rockoutblackout9835]

Please keep making videos. I love listening and learning life lessons. I’m 28 and still have a lot to learn.

[@tarabrickle8745]

For you, I pray Danny doesn't ever stop. I am touched by your message; keep listening and learning. You'll thank yourself one day.

[@yankeeredneck6017]

Good morning! Impressed with the blower system. Most fireplaces are not that efficient vs wood stove but obviously you’ve changed that.

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

It is a game changer.

[@lookingtotheeastreatha7379]

I appreciate this porch talk (cabin talk?), Danny. Both of my sons were reared in church, both baptized, (Baptist) and both home schooled with Christian curriculum. As far as I know, they have never been into drugs, have never been in trouble with the police, and they are a truly blessing to me today. But I had to realize during those formative teen years that just because I had them surrounded by Christian influences a children and young adults, I had to back up and shut up till they "grew." THAT is so hard for a Mama to do! :0 Today, they are amazing men and God has brought them through the growing up years and into the "growing" years.

[@theresaharvester5345]

Amen Danny 🙏 The most important decision we will ever make in life, is marriage and who we choose to care for and rear our children with! Getting married young and in love, but reality and responsibility set in and sadly my 1st marriage didn't last due to immaturity, pride and infidelity on his side. I have forgiven him and see that it takes two people to make a marriage work! Now on my second marriage for 7 years now, but I learned my lesson and made a better choice who to raise my family with, because physical attraction fades and the grass is not always greener on the other side, we have to nurture and water our side. Blessings to all and hopefully we can teach our youth wisdom ❤️

[@imaprepper1866]

Danny, we all have fallen short . Mistakes make us learn. I have received blessings from the Lord that I do not deserve. I am so thankful he loves me unconditionally. God bless you and Ms Wanda.

[@loucilehall9281]

I was the oldest of 10 and was never a kid. Had to work since I was about 6

[@HealyMeans]

hi danny 🤗 the tears are flowing from my eyes as i listen to this cabin time 😁 i have been saying these things to myself and my family for years. i have to share it. thank you so much for sharing your life's experience, wisdom and most importantly, God's Word. you are a blessing...praise God!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Thank you

[@annhendrick8681]

Oh my Danny this is spot on and happing every day in my life, my Children and Grandchildren. I just thought about this through the holiday. Thank You so much for porch time! I am old now, My number one goal right now in life is to gain the knowledge of Gos love letter to us the Bible. I want so hard to read, study, understand and guard with my heart the scriptures. To be able to draw into my relationship with the Father. Amen to porch time!

[@melodiegasaway3038]

I honestly don't have much but I still praise and thank God for what I do have all my needs are meet

[@cyndicomeaux2986]

Wanda is right. There are those of us that pay attention and want to learn. I don't comment often because I watch you on my TV , but I'm here and paying attention. I learned a lot from you and Wanda. I thank God for y'all. Thank you for making these videos and putting up with Moran's who try to ruin it for the rest of us .

[@diannemalone6709]

I am a few years older than you. My grandparents and parents went through the depression and yes they look/looked at things differently than those of us born a few years after the depression. Don't stop these porch talks, you teach more intelligence than you could ever know. God bless you and Wanda. Looking for the soon coming of Jesus Christ our redeemer.

[@nonnyknows790]

Wow.... this bought back a memory for sure. I spent most of my time with my grandparents ( born in 1900 btw) When my grandfather went to work the cows, MY 10 year old brilliant self decided I was going to hoe the beans while my grandmother made "dinner:" and imagined just how proud they would be of me. My grandfather returned to the prettiest row of morning glories you could ever see. He was not happy that day but laughed about it for 25 years.

[@a.howell78]

If I was young again, I would pay more attention to learning God’s will and follow his plan and look to him as my role model..

[@NanG1466]

Great Porch Time this morning. Mr. Danny, you were on it this morning. I've contemplated the same thing. I'm almost 65 and have reflected many times on "if I knew then what I know now" the choices I would have made. So many times I've wasted possibilities. But now I try to make every day count. Thankful for God's blessings and do my best not to waste a day or an opportunity for the rest of my days.

[@RobinL4715]

I learn something from you from each video, and hope you continue. I’ve experienced many ups and downs in life, but faith keeps me moving forward, and I keep learning. I wish I had paid more attention when younger, as my mom was skilled at gardening and cooking. We are never too old to be humble and accept knowledge from others. Thank you!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

I appreciate that

[@juliecarter5809]

We used to have an old store like that. It was called Army Navy Store. They had the best made jeans,shirts,overalls,camouflage uniforms and ponchos etc.

[@leonabelanger9683]

Thank you Danny for this porch time and it's never to long every week I get so much out of it.I grew up catholic church and when i was young the school gave us a little New Testament book and i remember my mom telling me I shouldn't read that by myself anyway I did and since then I always though there was something wrong with the catholic church, the statues, the saints , the priest garments etc. I didn't really understand why I was like that and I thought I was the one in the wrong and after I was an adult I started questioning they would give me answers that didn't make sense to me. Read a lot of books and finally understood Jesus was our only way to salvation and not confessing my sins every day to be forgiven and going to confession that I was forgiven once for all, that was so liberating for me so now I thank Jesus every day for what He did on the cross .You have clarified a lot of things for me too so thank you.I'm 73 as you can see it took me a long time.

[@nancyrea3863]

Great wisdom in your talk. Thank you. We buried my dear wonderful daddy in his overalls. And I say this all the time that I missed what God wanted me to do for Him, because I got in the way. My momma prayed for me and I’m back in His grace but I’m old. But He welcomed me with His loving arms. Praise Jesus.

[@coffeeandachat1221]

You didn't miss what God wanted you to do for Him. You're still here no matter how old because He has a plan for you, now, today! God has great things for you to do for Him. He knew the choices you would make and the life you would live. He worked it all in to His plan for you. He will use it all for His glory! Stay close to Him.

[@jimfurr1]

THANK YOU For your Videos Danny (and Mrs. Wanda), Keep it up please, sir.

[@windflower5010]

I just love listening to you share your wisdom and stories. Your “scheme” of having the kids help you weed reminds me of when I lived in the hills of PA. During canning season, our friends could come over, but they had to help with getting the fruits and vegs ready to put up.

[@YeshuaKingMessiah]

I always had any kids around help with whatever we were involved in They looooved it. They never had to do anything at their homes so it was fun to them. Plus I think they felt useful and productive. This was in the 90s and 2000s.

[@anitawitt84]

Thank you for this wisdom and the reminder of “when he is old”. My husband & I are your age and have seen the changes in family & society that you have. Our son’s family has told us they will not see us at Christmas when they live very close to us-if it had not been the “reason” they gave, they’d have found another. Like Wanda, we homeschooled our kids and raised them to follow Christ. I somehow think that should make a difference-I still do think Godly training does…ultimately it is the enemy who seeks to kill & destroy-and it can be hard to remember that we war not with flesh & blood when it is our own flesh & blood causing us pain. You & Wanda make your viewers feel like a part of your own family-and we who know Christ are all part of the family of God. Bless you with all heavenly blessings!❤

[@elizajayne2757]

I see things a bit differently. I look back at what I learned and I DONT wish I could go back again because that isn't the way God intended it. He gave us this acquired knowledge and wisdom to pass onto the next generation. I've passed it onto my kids. I'm not concerned that most people in this nation haven't been given this opportunity to learn the old ways from their parents. That would take up my valuable time if I worried about others not doing their job as parents. Thanks to youtube and folks like YOU, I continue to learn, at the age of 59!!! I'm like a sponge. I'm almost obsessed with learning more and more. I've made it a point to learn something new everyday. Everything I'm learning is STILL being passed onto my adult kids. Think about this. My parents were born in 1931 and 1933. They taught me what they learned from their parents, AND I was fortunate enough to have a great grandpa who lived well into his 90s, a storyteller and "teacher of the old ways", who would go camping with us beside the trout stream in tents clear into his late 80s. Now I learn even more from folks like you. I'd say you are doing us all a service by teaching what you know. To say thanks for what you are doing isn't near enough. To keep you and Wanda in my prayers is my way of saying thank you. Please keep doing what you do. You are making a difference out here! More than you even know. 🌻

[@kathieswan3830]

Mr. Danny, I wish I'd heard all you said today before today. Today I'm a 65 yr. old gal that wasted a lot of life, and a lot of time. Thank you for allowing me to "gleen" in your field again. May YHWH bless you and your sweet wife.

[@amyb5339]

Oh Danny. If only my husband had your heart. He puts so much time into work on our church building that he isn't here to help me with our 5 acres. I drop trees by myself. I am building a greenhouse the same way. And I work full time. God says for better or for worse, so that's why I stay, but he has broken so many promises and it changes him badly that I make more than he does. If we were only a team pointed in the same direction nlije you and Miss Wanda. I thank her for convincing you to keep on with the KZbin. I'd hug her neck if she was here.

[@songofjoy4796]

My dad wore overalls everyday to work as a carpenter. Now he's building homes in heaven for the greatest Master Carpenter. There are many things I'd like a do-over on. But I know that God's timing is perfect. I appreciate you & Wanda so much. Thank you for sharing your wisdom & your lives with us. God bless your You Tube ministry.

[@carolreed9553]

Just turned 70, alot of livin, just want to be right with the lord. Still have alot to do, taking care of my family! Love you and Wanda, your real and you've blessed me beyond measure ❤️

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Happy birthday!!

[@1Phillygirl]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU! You'll never know, how much your videos mean to us ( my 88 year old dad, me and my husband). Thank you for listening to the Lords leading in your life. Although we are starting late in life, we are taking steps to help ourselves and our family, in the future.

[@thehomeschoolhive2109]

My dad always wore overalls. He used to drill waterwells and work on windmills and farm. When he got older he still farmed, but stopped drilling water wells. He still worked on windmills though. He kept his wallet in his bib pocket and also a small notebook with people's names needing well or windmill work and phone numbers. He also always had an ink pen in his bib pocket. In a side pocket he always carried a pair of ceetee pliers. The day of his funeral as we all passed by his casket my middle son slid an ink pen in his bib pocket and yes we buried him in a pair of overalls. He was the wisest man I've ever known.

[@louisefourie5846]

I cried because as you speak I see my husband. I always say we should not feel sorry for ourselves or let anyone feel that for us. Feeling sorry for who ever get us into trouble. Think we are doing good, but Abba Yah says our goodness stinks. That got me thinking: so when someone plays on my emotions and move me "to do good unto them" without me testing first. That when it bite me in the behind. Thanks for sharing an amazing journey with us you two. Washing dishes a second time listening to you and our Father Yahuah just let me feel the pain of loneliness. Then I see people fall back to what they think they know. 😢😊🙌

[@conniecarpenter5924]

Danny, When you was talking about the deal on all the acreage it made me think of a deal my lil daddy was given and he done just like you and didn’t take it. Across the road from daddy’s land a neighbor lived and had 40 acres with a beautiful brick home on it, well her husband died and she was a “Special Needs lady” so she was put in a home and her mama before putting her there offered daddy the whole shootin match for $25 grand after daddy let it slip threw his hands he realized what a mistake he’d made with it getting sectioned off and new people moving in right on top of us, until the very day he died he regretted not buying that land, he did however get us some BEAUTIFUL antique furniture of solid cedar and 1 memory in particular was the morning he couldn’t fit one of the cedar wardrobes in his blazer and put it on his back and carried it over into our house, If daddy couldn’t figure out a way to do something it couldn’t be done...LOL A Loyal Watcher Connie C

[@timpaul8888]

Danny Been watching your videos for about a year really enjoy them. It’s one of my favorite highlights of my week. I can Relate to everything you talk about. I’m 60 and remember growing up and instead of playing, watching tv on weekend mornings my parents had my brother and I helping my dad either work around the house or in the garden. Remember in the 1960’s, 70’s when there were quite few of the old farm houses around. Barns and Outhouses were common. Can also relate because my Wife also passed away 2 years ago of cancer. For years I took good care of her taking her to all the different doctors, appointments and getting her the very best Vitamins, and supplements. That’s what she believed in and wanted. Did my very best to help and miss her now but I have no regrets. Please keep making the videos!

[@jj3566]

Bro. Danny I guarantee you every person on earth wishes that had done things differently. But God has a plan and purpose for all of us. If we don't quit, God won't quit. I'm 68 and God is still working on me and opening doors for me despite my failures in my youth. The life I lived I shouldn't even be here now, but God said no, I have plans for you. All glory and praise to God.

[@tedbrown2583]

Danny, ( although I would miss yall ) I would completely understand if you stopped posting videos on here!!! You have my complete respect and admiration for all you have been through up to date! I’m 60 years young now and so proud of my children and grandchildren! Everything you posted in this video is a fact brother!

[@osmadchlo]

Morning! This was a great talk this morning, Danny. Thank you!

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Morning! morning

[@ronaldnelson]

AMEN! and thank you for today!!

[@bettycrunk206]

Good. Morning. Danny and. Wanda. I absolutely love your cabin. .The wisdom that our elder have are what teaches the younger generations if they would listen to us. I'm 80 now and looking back like you. I'm greatful for my parents . They taught us how to be responsible citizens. Thanks for the memories. On porch time today. ❤️ it

[@tomfournier4941]

I remember Insulbrick siding. I also remember overhearing a conversation between my Dad and my Mom when I was little. He was putting the money from his pay on top of the various bills on the kitchen table. Shifting money around to make sure every bill got something payed on it. The money didn't stretch far enough. We lived in a mobile home. My Dad's car was a 1962 Pontiac Parisian that my Grampa had given to him. It was 10 years old. We ate weiners, spam and bologna. We weren't living high and spending money on frivolous things. My Dad worked 15 hours a day 6 days a week as an industrial mechanic in a factory. My first indication of how poor we were was the words my Dad said to my Mom that day while paying bills. He said "Linda, we're in trouble". I remember how those 4 words hit me. It was my first time to recognize that we were poor. Our neighbours and everyone else we knew were poor. Some of them more so than us. I never knew we were poor before then. It's interesting how frame of mind makes such a difference. We were poor for sure yet I had never even known it before then.

[@monana8706]

I dive into my past (in my mind) too often, wishing I could have done things differently. Been better, walked with God more, avoided the evil traps of the world. But, I realized about 10 years ago that it was the path I had to walk to know the Lord better, to know myself better. I did not settle -- I now live the life I want, because I recognize this is the life God intended for me. Thank you for your wisdom, and time to teach us Danny.

[@patbutler6702]

This talk this morning hit home for me personally. My life has fully been blessed. The things I did or didn't do have left a mark on my existence. So many things I did wrong, because I was doing it my way. The lord was always with me that is why I am here today. Thank you for the walk and talk this morning.

[@carlprice64]

I relate to all of that. Sounded like listening to my own life. Thanks Brother Danny.

[@DavidAllen-nm7mc]

Best porch time ever 👍👍👍

[@pamela1144]

Good morning Danny, my goodness. Thank you for not stopping (Wanda❤️) Though my life's journey has been full of deep, hard trials that were different from yours, the struggle is the same. I understand. Thank you Danny for today. Blessings to you and Wanda always.

[@longhaircountryboy3559]

Danny’s wisdom and coffee. Good start to the day. Thank you sir for what you do. God bless

[@Butler-Homestead]

Morning you two! Have a wonderful day

[@DeepSouthHomestead]

Good morning!

[@wingandaprayer7777]

Danny, ONE THING I can be assured of is TRUTH when I listen to your videos. We can't find that just everywhere. The people who are making the cruel comments, etc. will one day wish they had listened. God has placed upon you the ability to just speak plain truth! Please know that Wanda is correct, there are many of us that are eager to learn from you - regardless of what it is. My daddy was much like your daddy, so I can understand how you see how your work ethic was "created". Thank you from the bottom of our hearts for sharing your's and Wanda's life with us. God bless you! P.S. Great to see your thumb is healing and no bandage today!!

[@tonynorman8207]

Thank you Danny for your time and thank Wanda also.

[@sarahrizer6055]

Sir, I have SO MUCH RESPECT FOR YOU! God bless you and Wanda!

[@susannichols6830]

Wanda is such a wise and wonderful woman who is blessed to have such a wonderful and intelligent husband. Listen to her! You mean a lot to those of us who are blessed enough to find your porch time videos. I so enjoy your willingness to teach us!

[@herezdeb]

God continues to talk to me thru you, Danny. I am so grateful. I think almost all of us wish we could go back in time. God wanted all of us to go through what was in our past, because it has made who we are today. Trusting we teach, love, and continue to learn and build a stronger faith. Bless You and Wanda. Love to you both.

[@rhondaodell1158]

I so appreciate the Lord’s wisdom that you share. Thank you!

[@kennethcanaday1960]

You have always struck me as a fairly humble man. I've learned about a lot of people if they ain't happy they attack and don't want other people to be happy or feel bad. You shinnin brother. Tow the line and bye the way yall do a awesome job with all the videos.

[@maryann6522]

Your heart is good You have a purpose ❤

[@michaelfenner4576]

Danny you just want to pass on to all of us what you do know. I want to thank you for your knowledge that your passing along to us. Thank you. Danny you look like a good old country boy doing what you need to to serve love you and miss wanda.

[@monkeyfoodgarden]

Thank you Mr. Danny for sharing with us. Those that always think that others are better off than them are those that just don't want to work to obtain what they want in life. Wishing you and Ms. Wanda a blessed day.

[@annareich4176]

Clothes don't make the man . There are men in expensive suits thats character leaves alot to be desired. But the man in simple clothing can have a character that is honorable and wise . You Danny are a wise and honorable man . Caring and compassionate . Filled with the love of God . I'm proud to consider you a friend even though I've never met you. You are a blessing to so many people. God bless y'all

[@maggiereese1053]

We make stupid decisions when we are young but, it is temper to make us stronger and wiser as we age. I, too, have had a hard life but, it made me strong. I also was always a history nerd so I listened to my Grandma and learned some of the old ways from her. The lessons she taght me and God are what got me this far at the age of 61 not the bachelor's degree from Ole Miss.

[@lovesyah4618]

Keep doing what you do , Danny. Greetings from S.C. There are many of us who're listening and learning so much from you. Peace and blessings in abundance ❤️ 🕊️😊

[@shirleycoleman1962]

Wisdom comes with age, it's how you choose to deal with it as you learn, God bless ya'll

[@sarahpoulin7758]

I look at you like you are Blessed!!!!!! and part of a community that God's Hand is over!!!! Thank You 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@graftedbranchhomestead]

Proverbs 13:22. Opened my eyes, that's the path I've been stumbling around but now see clearer, thank you