Planting Old-Time Multiplying Onions & Loving the Seasons of Appalachia

Come along as we get some work done in the wonderful airish fall weather that's moved into the mountains of Appalachia. We plant something I've always wanted to: old-time multiplying onions. They grow right through the winter allowing you to enjoy fresh green onions during the coldest months of the year.
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[@erica6112]

Matt is so chill. "I'm like a stray dog, I'll eat just about anything." Love it!

[@catherinegardner7876]

It’s so nice to hear Matt speak more. Like you, he’s a wealth of information and he has a great sense of humor. I love your channel ❤

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@shirleyfrazier4476]

My husband is like Matt. He’s like a stray dog and can eat anything too.😀. He is so easy to cook for, will eat whatever I cook and never complains, and will settle for peanut butter and banana sandwich if I don’t feel like cooking. We are lucky to have husbands like that. Enjoyed the video and you have me hooked on the popsicles.

[@homesteadingpastor]

Amen @Shirley Frazier I’m pretty much like that as well. I Will settle for a peanut butter sandwich or any sandwich and don’t expect my bride to cook no big meal unless she’s just in a cookin mood. We can fend for ourselves when we need to. Thank you Blessings to you guys. 😇😇🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️👍🏻👍🏻

[@skokian1able]

I love listening to you and Matt talk! It's that quiet, comfortable companionship from decades of association. Mr. Mertz and I do the same, and I cherish it. ❤

[@molliebrandon625]

I always enjoy your popsicle eating talks. Y’all are too cute. Thanks for letting us listen in☺️

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@KathysTube]

Y'all are absolutely precious together... love to see folks who love each other... thanks for sharing our Appalachia ways 🤗❤️❤️

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😊 thank you

[@elainebuchka6533]

I love the times you All have a popsicle & tell stories of life or About Anything!! I just realized on this video (after watching for a long time) how I'm so much older than EVERYONE.. GOD BLESS & When the SNOW BLOWS, I hope you all may have pie & ice cream indoors...and still share stories together...GOD BLESS, and to Granny too.

[@jonathanalcott8366]

I don"t know the lady's name but she strikes me as a very sacrificing wife and mother. I enjoy her calm and polite manner.

[@cherisunshine]

My husband had been dating a year when Hugo came. We are in SC below Charlotte. We were hit bad, Sept 22, 1989. We had no power for over two weeks and people couldn’t get gas for a long time. We were just talking about it with this one. It was almost 33 years to the day and we were praying it didn’t do what Hugo did. Thankfully it didn’t.

[@tammybuffkin4338]

I remember Hugo. Terrible storm !

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

That was a hard time! Thank you for watching 😀

[@gaildavis710]

Yes, here too. We were leaving out to FL. when the tail end of Hugo came through Abingdon Virginia!!

[@mariaowen3425]

Do you can up fish?

[@Angela_Alaimo]

@@mariaowen3425 you can if you want to. If you don't have a canning book the National Center for Home Food Preservation will provide you a safe canning recipe for free

[@UncleSasquatchOutdoors]

The look Matt gave you when you said it was light chore day was priceless. I got a good laugh. You accomplished quite and bit and as always, I enjoyed the popsicle break chat. Thanks!

[@johnnabuzby6103]

I laughed my head off at the look Matt gave Tipper when she said that. He's a hoot!

[@dragonsweir2000]

I am in complete agreement with Matt.....I can't stand heat and humidity!! Bring on Fall and Winter!! YAY!!

[@doogie64]

I think it would be a great afternoon to sit and eat popsicles with this family and just chat. Real people.

[@jacquelineraines2074]

So glad you are spared from the hurricane. This is my 5th hurricane in Central Florida but not ever known the monster like this. I was blessed and other than losing power for a day, the wind howled like a haunted house. My younger sister lives in Cape Coral and her husband passed away 10 days before the hurricane. God's dome of protection was around her sparing her from the flood waters but she has repairs to make. I have not heard from dear friends in Naples and I'm very concerned. Stranger than fiction, cold air came in behind the hurricane. That is a blessing when without power in Florida.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I'm glad you and your sister are okay!!

[@kdautry100]

I had to learn how to cook the hard way… my mother was a terrible cook and never attempted to show me how to do anything in the kitchen. The internet didn’t exist back then, so I had to learn on my own with cookbooks… I’m very thankful for your cooking/baking/canning videos… you’re a great teacher!

[@myrthagunter4141]

We were living in the Charlotte area when Hugo came through . Trees down all over the place , power outage for nine days . Did you here that we had a tornado 🌪️ in Bryson this year . About two football fields from my home then it went into Deep Creek , and did some damage there . Neighbor above me lost power to his home , neighbor below me had tree damage. I guess you could say we were in the thick of it , and blessed that the Lord is with us. Hurricane Ian gave us enough rain to wet the ground, and knock the dust down . It's a good feeling to receive the simple things from others that make a big difference in our lives. Enjoyed ! Thanks Tipper, and Matt . Have a sweet day 💗

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Myrtha! I hadn't heard about that tornado-scary!

[@cindyharbert553]

My mama & daddy always had multiplyer onions on the hill behind our house along with the garlic my daddy planted. My daddy loved the fresh green onion blades, & my mama loved the bulbs, so it worked out perfectly. The onions eventually played out over the years, but we still have tons of garlic all over the hill! I lost my precious daddy in 2015, but my mama has lived in that same little house for 51 years (this Dec. 10th). Your video has brought back a lot of memories for me. I’m going to see if I can find some multiplyer onions to plant next spring, up on the same hill my daddy planted them all those years ago! I love your popsicle talks with Matt & getting to feel like I am a part of your family & privy to your quiet little family chats. Thank you for sharing your home, your lives & your darlin’ daughters with us all. God bless you all.❤️

[@vickiwood9192]

I'm glad the hurricane did not cause damage in your area. My sister, her children, and her grandchildren live in central Florida. They had a few branches down but were safe. Thank God for that. I pray for those who lost everything.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I'm glad they were safe too! I'm praying for those who are in need 😀

[@ruthmccormick3246]

My heart and prayers go to all who lost so much from Hurricane Ian. I h e friends whose roof was blown off and 5 feet of water through it. Many in their park lost their homes. I enjoy listening to you folks. I love the way you and Matt share and work together. ❤ Love being reminded of multiplier onions. We had them in Tennessee. We had a huge garden🙂🙂🙂❤ God bless you and yours. You have a beautiful family.❤🙏🙏❤

[@rolandpinette9946]

Reading through the comments, it's clear that your viewers are going to miss your popsicle talks, Tipper. Coffee and hot chocolate have been suggested. Sitting by the woodstove would be the perfect place for this. In the cold of winter, I can't think of a cozier place! Who would have known, a year ago, that Matt would become such an integral part of these videos. We've learned so much about both of you, as we watch you working together, but especially during your chats. It's very heartwarming to see your deep connection and it helps us understand how those two darling girls of yours turned out to be so special. You are rich, Tipper, to have a family filled with so much love!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Roland!! We appreciate your encouragement 😀

[@brandiegger8808]

What a beautiful comment.

[@rolandpinette9946]

@@brandiegger8808 Thank you, Brandi.

[@homesteadingpastor]

Amen @Roland Pinette I echo your comment. 😇🙏🏻😇🙏🏻❤️👍🏻

[@rolandpinette9946]

@@homesteadingpastor Thank you brother Lon! I hope you have a wonderful day!

[@robertgreene8933]

Agree wholeheartedly with Matt. Love the Fall weather and Winter.

[@lindavido7245]

I just love y’all!!! Y’all make me homesick. Your place is beautiful and you’ve raised a beautiful family

[@lizwilling9593]

Hi there Tipper and Matt, l really love your channel. My Mother was country born, She was a great one for putting up the tomatoes, beans and assorted stone fruits so we had plenty of wonderful garden produce. We lived in a suburban plot of 1/4 acre. But my Father was a great hand at vegetable gardening. I know the joy of enjoying the garden produce during the year long. I apreciate the fact that your beautiful twin daughters help you with your gardening and cooking. You are truely blessed with Nature's bounties. Love to you all, keep up your wonderful work, Lizzie from Oz.

[@michelledomitor1203]

This video made me cry, all the years together and still in Love......My parents were like this.....

[@connieumar2076]

Tipper, I love ya'llso much !! Popsicle talks are great - the two of you were meant for one another without a doubt !! I just burst out laughing when Matt said you needed to bump the Geritol up to 2 so you could remember the last time it rained ! He's a little quiet & so soft spoken , but quick with a joke , his quiet demeanor making it even funnier !! I LOVE your posts not only because they celebrate Appalachia , but because your sweet spirit shines through in every one of them . Thank You So Much For All That You Do & All That You Teach Us .

[@mishh.3829]

I would love to hear how you both meet. Please, could you tell us your love story. Just love the popsicle talks! You are so cute together. ☺❤

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you 😀 We will try to tell our story sometime 😀

[@keithmoore7948]

Green onions and scrambled eggs, Amen.🙏

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

So good 😀

[@brendafassbinder1329]

I listened to that song....The Galveston Flood. You were right, sure is a sad song.

[@sallywasagoodolgal]

In 1967 an old man up the road gave me a bag of about 3 clumps of multiplier onions. They had red bottoms and he'd just dug 'em. He said, break them apart and plant in a row about 3=4 inches apart. Each bunch had about 10 or 20 onions in a clump. They looked like good sized shallots. He said don't do anything with them this year, but next year pull up every other one as you need onions. Each bulb will make multiples, and when you pull up a bunch, pull off one and plant it in the same hole. After about three years I never needed onions again. Sadly I lost the onions in the divorce. In the 7 years these onions never went to seed.

[@SusaninTennessee]

Really love your videos, especially your and Matt’s popsicle breaks. It feels like sitting on the porch with neighbors.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Glad you like them!

[@pippinbaker8440]

I just love listening to you Tipper, I,m alone downunder, my forever family live 30ks from here, no space for a garden so I live vicariously through you. love n smiles Pippi

[@ladykfirst]

Husbands and Homestead! A woman’s dream🙏🏽

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Kathy! Hope you have a great week 😀

[@kathybruce100]

How exciting! I hope they "go forth and multiply". Good luck. Trying new old things is so much fun!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I hope so too!

[@billcoleman9144]

“They taught me in the fire department to see in the dark…”. Man, that is great! Appreciate your channel very much.

[@cheryld5016]

I love how you and Matt just enjoy being together.

[@LadyValkyri]

I remember Hurricane Hugo making the skies up here in NY the most beautiful colors during the sunset... a bright coral orange and hints of purple with all those rolling clouds. It was awesome and powerful. A real sight to behold. I hadn't thought of that in years until Matt mentioned it. Hugs, friends.

[@stokely418]

I love your talks! You both seem to enjoy the time you have together. That’s a blessing! 😊

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😊 thank you

[@benlaw4647]

Enjoyed this ! Best wishes for your onions ! We got between 2 and 3 inches of rain Friday and Friday night and some 40-50 miles per hour wind gusts. We are northeast of y'all though . They had said we would get 3 -6 inches of rain, but it went farther east . I'm my area of watauga county, the worst hurricane to hit us was Hugo in September of 1989. It leveled some areas ,like how you said opal did y'all. Our power was out for over a week , it was bad , worst I have ever seen...Matt is so much like me ! I love the cold , snow , the cold winds , wood fire , smell of wood smoke . I love the deer meat , harvesting your own meat and preparing it. congratulations on austin harvesting his first deer of the season...I hope matt and austin get their limit this season...my grandparents canned everything. They canned fish , canned deer meat, just about everything, they canned it . It was good ,and easy to prepare, when they wanted some to eat . I'm like Matt also with fish. I enjoy stream fishing for trout , but its good to have a boat, get out on the lake and harvest some fish. Y'all got lake chatuge not far from ya, use to be some good fishing, when I was young, and nantahala lake over the mountains there...I know y'all are proud of your daughters! I am ,and they are not mine ...Haha...well I've rambled on and on...thanks ,appreciate y'all...God bless y'all...🙏❤

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Ben! We appreciate you 😀

[@deborahstrickland9845]

I remember older family members talking about Hurricane Hazel when I was a little girl. (I love all four seasons too.❤️)

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Deborah 😀

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@@CelebratingAppalachia Tipper I laughed my head off at the look Matt gave you when you made the statement that it had been a light chore day. He's such a hoot, I'll bet there's never a dull moment with him around! My mama and daddy remember Hurricane Hazel. The worst hurricane in my memory, at least here in eastern NC, was Hurricane Florence; the downtown area of New Bern was under more than five feet of water from the storm surge and the Neuse and Trent Rivers here. I was not here for Hurricanes Dennis and Floyd, but daddy and mama's house was flooded from those two storms. Daddy had recently canceled his flood insurance since at the time their house was a foot too low [and very close to the Neuse River] to get good rates on flood insurance. Their house was elevated by FEMA and daddy said that decision saved his [butt] when Florence came through Bridgeton. The waters were just beginning to lap around his door jams, but didn't get into his house. I remember driving around after the worst of the hurricane had passed and I saw a sight that gave me goosebumps and brought tears to my eyes. I was driving westbound on Highway 70, headed back to my house, and saw blue and red police lights flashing on vehicles coming eastbound. There were only about six or so vehicles in that little convoy, but as they drew abreast of me, I saw that they were from the NYPD and I remember thinking that everything was going to be okay because the NYPD was coming to help us. We had others coming in larger numbers, electric company trucks, rescue divers from Ohio and who all knows where, but it was the sight of those NYPD vehicles [with a search and rescue boat] that got to me the most. I feel for those folks in Florida who were devastated by Hurricane Ian. We here in eastern Carolina got the winds and a lot of heavy rains, but we were blessed to be spared the full impact and destruction of Hurricane Ian.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

@@johnnabuzby6103 Such a scary time! Amazing the destructive power in the storms.

[@johnnabuzby6103]

@@CelebratingAppalachia It is amazing how much power is in those storms, and tornadoes as well.

[@brendastajkowski502]

I always have a chuckle when you and Matt have a treat when you have worked hard. I think of you as the Popsicle twins.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀

[@baddriver3580]

Y'all live in a beautiful place and it's wonderful to see it, especially in Fall! God bless y'all ! 🙏🙏❤️

[@georgeburke6336]

I love the cold and the snow. Winter is my favorite season of the year.

[@pamelalancaster6857]

I have a standing feud with a checker in our grocery store, she loves the heat and I agree with Matt. The more snow the better! Thanks for sharing.

[@betsymeyers1976]

Hurricane Ian wrapped around and it is still raining in South Central Pa. We needed the rain for sure and we are grateful for only gentle winds.

[@mikelwalters6505]

Hello Matt & Tipper, I'm like y'all just planted my multiplying onions, also planted turnips, collards and carrots 2 or 3 days ago. I pray that they will do good. I didn't plant a spring or summer garden due to the shemitah, that just ended about a week ago. just started getting a few cool mornings here in deep south Mississippi. yep had my share of hurricanes we lost our home in 2005 to Katrina. we lived on the bayou was tired of dealing with the water from the hurricanes and we move to higher ground. I like fishing to, we don't have the lovely streams like y'all do, but we have plenty rivers,creeks and the Ocean and bays. fresh water fishing and saltwater fishing. Enjoyed y'all's chat, blessings on your onions. God bless y'all

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Mikel 😀

[@queenbee3647]

A suggestion for a new KZbin channel...DEEP THOUGHTS with Matt and Tipper. Got to keep the popsicles and Matts impromptu faces and comments. Just watching those large trees swaying in the breeze is so relaxing. Thanks for letting us visit. 😁

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀

[@michelles9897]

Y’all are the cutest and not old at all. ☺️ happy Sunday evening & thank you for sharing.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you so much 🤗

[@homesteadingpastor]

Enjoyed this entire video from start to finish as usual Miss Tipper!! Mr. Matt’s light chore look 👀 he gave you was priceless lol 😂 Y’all’s house looks great. Looks like y’all gonna have to switch over to a hot chocolate break by the fire soon instead of your popsicle break, but please don’t stop because we all love y’all’s chat times together. 👍🏻👍🏻 Y’all two are a model couple for everyone to learn from and look up to. We had to cut our way off of our street when hurricane Hugo hit our area here in South Carolina on September 22nd 1989 and we were without power for over 3 weeks. Robbie Lynn & I had been married a little over 2 years & 3 months. It was a rough one but we survived it by GOD’S GRACE & MERCY. We are praying for everyone that was in the path of Ian especially the state of Florida. 😇😇🙏🏻🙏🏻❤️❤️ Thanks for sharing!!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

3 weeks! That had to be tough! Thank you Pastor Lon 😀

[@livvyweimar7362]

For me it was hurricane Andrew that affected us. I still remember the devastation. My heart hurts for everyone affected. Thanks again Tipper for sharing this wonderful chat.

[@comiketiger]

I dont know why but I really enjoy these relaxing videos like this one! God bless all here.

[@crazydiamond4565]

Y’all are the sweetest couple. I would be so happy having your life. 🥰💖✨

[@bobsternvogel5550]

I remember when my family took a vacation trip in 1972, a month or two after Hurricane Agnes, and went through parts of Pennsylvania where there were plenty of downed limbs and other evidence that the storm's effects had been felt that far north. In 1969, Hurricane Camille did most of its damage along the Gulf Coast, but I learned when I started college in Virginia in 1977 that at least one of my classmates who hailed from that state had possibly received some of the food that was collected from my school in Ohio as relief for that disaster's victims.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Love that Bob-it really is a small world 😀

[@jerrybrady9103]

Love everything about Appalachia, hope to visit the mountains soon.

[@roydenandtracymarran4359]

Oh and I love fall and winter tooooo!!!! I love the garden …. But …. I love to snuggle! And yessss have a fire! ❤

[@scottmeacham1738]

I have some of those onions. We call 'em walkin onions. I got mine from a friend in Statesville. He is from Ohio. I enjoy your channel and your girl's channel too. There is so much trash on TV and on the internet. It's nice to find wholesome, useful, entertaining and Christian content without cussin and such. Thanks for sharing your adventures with us! I appreciate yall.

[@carollyngillespie3860]

I live in Bogalusa, Louisiana and by the time the hurricanes make it up this far, they've lost a lot of their strength. Camille and Katrina made it here as deadly. I was here for Katrina and people who have never experienced that are shocked.

[@SouthernArtist77]

Camille hit us all the way up in Arkansas, it rained and rained, I’ll never forget that.

[@johnnabuzby6103]

Hurricane Florence came through my hometown of New Bern, NC and downtown was flooded under more than five feet of water from the Neuse and Trent Rivers [they converge here at New Bern] and the storm surge from the hurricane. Worst hurricane I've ever seen in my 55 years here in eastern NC.

[@swoodhaus]

As you, I live (middle TN) where we have all four seasons! I'm so glad I do! Like Matt said smelling that chimney some is one of my favorite times of the year! Your talks are calming and entertaining! Hope the onions work out for you! Thanks once again for sharing Tipper!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Sonja 😀

[@rigclimber7]

I just love this woman.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you for the kind words!

[@ruthcollins2085]

It's just heartbreaking so many people have lost everything even loved ones..Mother nature can be cruel, hurricanes and tornadoes make a wide path coming through and leave much destruction behind.Its going to take some time to build Florida back...When I was just a little girl we lived in Alaska , My dad was a military man,so we traveled a lot but I can still to this day remember that big earthquake that hit Alaska it was the worst one to hit Alaska, homes we're completely swallowed up as the ground opened up deeply and wide and took everything down with it..Yes,mother nature can be cruel..

[@csnanny1882]

I just found your channel and I love it. I could set and listen to you and Matt talk for hours. You are such good people . God bless you .

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Welcome and thank you!

[@gracelandone]

That look after “light chore day” is priceless. I heard the cellophane rattling out of the camera’s view and was convinced y’all were going to be unwrapping Moon Pies. But that wouldn’t have been any good without an RC Cola.

[@robynclarke5274]

I planted red Potato onions (allium cepa var.aggregatum in July (this is winter in Queensland, Australia). They are a perennial closly related to shallots but larger and more intensely flavoured. The club I purchased from said that each bulb produces 8-10 onions. I bought 6 bulbs (i was able to split some eniding up with 10 plants) for $9.93 Aus which is around $6.60 US. We can grow shallots and other onions most of the year. I save seed each year so next year I will be able to grow more. These take 6 months and will store 4-6 months. We are in the mountains west of Brisbane so are much ciiler than the coast. I am also love beans. I will end up planting between 15 and 20. I love listening to the stories you and Matt tell about Apalachia and your relatives. Your voices are so gentle and soothing to me.

[@gretchenarrant8334]

When 2 of my grandchildren were with me, mom, dad and I would take them to Galveston. Last time I was there, my youngest daughter and I went Labor day weekend 2014, there had been a terrible hurricane and I was amazed how much they had cleaned up. There were boats on land and piles of rubbish everywhere. Galveston has nowhere to disposable of it!! They show a movie about the devastating effects of the storm. Love your videos. Texas is beginning to cool down, thank goodness!! God bless!!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I've never been but my nephew lived near there for a couple of years 😀

[@saner6888]

You heard it here folks, Matt’s getting a boat to add fish to the food supply(maybe)🤣😊 special how those onions go so far back!! True heirlooms

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀 I love the history too 😀

[@beckroberts4537]

We appreciate your prayers here in Central Florida! we were certain for a week Ian wouldnt hit us, but we woke up at 5am a couple weeks ago to find out the storm would hit us in a few hours. in our area we still have parks and roads closed due to the flooding. i'm just starting my porch garden the last two weeks. with all the cool air, i might actually get some good radishes this year!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I will continue to pray for you all!!

[@ruarifinn]

I, too, hope you and Matt can find a way to continue your chats when the weather isn’t great for popsicles. If it isn’t too personal I would love to hear how you two met.

[@lindalagarce8996]

Love the story about the onions! I’m going to see if I can find some. The Galveston hurricane was devastating, the tornadoes spun from it whipped out entire communities. I wasn’t born then, (soon after though) but I remember my parents talking about it my entire life. My middle sone is an electric pole worker and he goes out to repair sometimes. Right now he’s working in Colorado, being flown in to the job site hanging from a rope! Lol, keeps this momma praying for sure. Hugs and love y’all from Texas!

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Linda! I will pray for his safety too 😀

[@ronbass8136]

I plant what some people call multiplying onions. I call them nest onions. I plant them about 5 inches apart in the spring, just poke them in the dirt. They develop 5 to 7 onions around the one planted. It looks like a birds nest. They're only about an inch in size but have great onion flavor. We only got 3 inches of rain and some strong winds but thankfully no damage. Love your talks. God has blessed you and Matt each with a loving spouse who is committed to each other.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thank you Ron! Those onions sound great 😀

[@carlapickard6579]

Agree that each of all four seasons brings special blessings.

[@robinhaupt9119]

Thank you for the garden update Tipper. I love the season changes. Looking forward to how those onions perform for you.

[@cathysummers7558]

Great garden which I love but I don't have because in the city. I rather have country life. Love deer meat and fish. Have a Beautiful day! ❤️🇺🇸

[@tinaingram885]

When I was 12, my mom's cousins were living in my grandparents neighborhood. We went to visit and they were eating onions on bread with the Duke's Mayo. They said it was a depression sandwich. They always had onions. I absolutely love onions now. Having a terrible time growing here in NC. I thank you for sharing your knowledge and for your videos.

[@steveginther2109]

I love these clips. I spent many days working in this part of the world and you will not find better people.

[@txtopaz7997]

You seem so comfortable being together. A lovely thing to see💕

[@bonnielaarman1878]

Michigan definitely has the four seasons! Cold weather with snow makes me feel like hibernating with books, crocheting, hot chocolate, afghans around me in the evenings...last winter I think my husband only had to snow blow about three times, but every winter is different. I can't handle hot weather very well.

[@sherierodriguez7708]

Oooooooo I love trout!!

[@myrtlemorris1288]

Y’all are so cute together

[@amymahers2957]

I really enjoy your’s and Matt’s talks. I miss talking to my husband. We would sit on the swing and talk about all kinds of things, the boys, church, just life. He’s been gone 9 years, but life is beautiful, the seasons help with that and sweet memories like you and Matt are making. ❤ God bless

[@stevenlapham5254]

God's Peace

[@amymahers2957]

@@stevenlapham5254 And for you. 🙏😌

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I can't imagine how much you miss him!! I'm glad you enjoy our videos 😀

[@amymahers2957]

@@CelebratingAppalachia 🥰

[@baneverything5580]

He`s not lying...you are very pretty.

[@matthewbrandon931]

Tipper, your husband is A #1. So are you.

[@thanaeller3533]

I love watching your videos. You and your family are so amazing and talented. It is great to see how you all work together for the benefit of your family.

[@anderander5662]

Things seem to be going so poorly in this country I hope you guys can continue to do what you love. You are probably in a good place to weather it out.

[@pvjohnson52]

Great song by Tony Rice. Will miss him.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I loved his music!

[@brianazmy3156]

I've been been through several hurricanes and had the roof half come off only once. We were in Charleston S.C. back in the late 70's. Going outside at night as the eye was passing over and seeing the beautiful stars was so strange but amazing. I remember the bees were everywhere the day after with each storm. Thanks again for sharing your stories.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Love that part about the bees-so fascinating!!

[@keeptrying5962]

You all are blessed with a sweet relationship, so nice an example. I enjoyed this as usual! Thank you Tipper & Matt! 🙌🏼

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

Thanks so much!

[@normagrace1389]

I love the cold and wind. I love the smell of a wood burning stove. I love all the warm cozy food in winter. I live in Arkansas and the heat is very oppressive.

[@stellasingleton7640]

A beautiful couple.

[@cindypressley4285]

I sure do enjoy these visits with you two. I think I'm gonna have to get some popsicles and eat them with you watching these videos! It's just everyday life but you make it interesting! Yep, wonder what we'll do when the cold weather comes?

[@greenQT]

Great vid, Tipper. Here is central cali the low this morning was 45. I went out on my patio at 7 am and smelled the first chimney fire. It smelled so good and cemented the fall feeling that has come upon my heart. My next project is to plant scallions in a 5 gallon bucket for the winter. My problem is the birds pluck out the tiny thin sprout as soon as it comes up. I need chicken wire to cover. I hope your onions do well. Also like to listen to you and Matt talk to each other. You two are so cute. Matt has gotten so much more vocal than a year ago, or maybe you are letting him talk more. Bless you both, Karla in Cali.

[@gregknight293]

Truly do enjoy the garden popsicle conversations. Guess yall will soon need to wear a coat or move inside on cold days. Strange to recall back just a few weeks ago to 100 plus degree summer days. I don't miss them one bit. If yall buy a fishing boat be sure and get one big enough to carry two safely . Take care and enjoy the cool weather.

[@sbishop16]

Great Video! I love these videos, your conversations are so adorable🥰. I love hearing the creek, the wind and the chickens in the background, such a beautiful place you have😊

[@Biggestfoot10209]

Matt seems like a very nice man , it was interesting listening to him.

[@cindysmith1162]

I am glad to hear you were safe from Ian. We only had wind and very little rain here near coastal Georgia.

[@tammybuffkin4338]

We live in the Georgetown SC area where IAN made the 2nd landfall. We have major flooding and damage, but nothing compared to Florida. ❤

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

I'm sorry the storm damaged your area too. Thank you for watching 😀

[@earlhorton6052]

I grew up eating multiplying onions. My Dad would pull them up and plant one back and work your way down the row. When you got to the end of the row he would go back too the beginning and start over. At meal time my Mother would have a Jolley jar with water and multiplying onions in it.

[@baneverything5580]

Hurricanes Laura and Delta slammed my area in central Louisiana in 2020. Nearly took the roof off my sister`s house and we could see light through the livingroom ceiling. You never expect that this far inland. Both storms caused very long power outages here. Lost all our food. I bought as much solar power as possible while I could with my savings because I knew I`d be on disability in a camper on disability with no transportation from now on. I want as much lifesaving prepping tools as possible because my life will depend on these things as my condition worsens. And what if they take away my small check? Well now if they do I can still cook, heat and distill creek water, and run an electric blanket, some limited heat, and limited air conditioning and easily have lights, fans, charged batteries, and have a dorm fridge and small freezer that work. If clouds are expected for a week I`ll do without the rest and focus on keeping my food frozen I guess. I suggest Sony ICF-19 or Panasonic RF-562D radios for long range AM signals after hurricane power outages to get news from outside the damage area. There are better AM receivers but these are the next best long range daytime AM radios and more than 2/3rds less expensive. After hurricane Laura nothing worked...no cell phones, home phones, or local radio stations, so long range AM was my only information source.

[@deborahmantha1080]

I got a kick out your discussion on getting a boat so Matt could supply you with fish, Tipper. My husband and I had a similar conversation over the weekend. He wants to get a side-by-side so we can roam the mountains in his retirement. I'm thinking we need a new freezer and dishwasher etcetc. But he will do what he wants in the end...and that's ok. He's worked hard for over 50 years and he deserves some fun. He's always been the first one to sacrifice what he wants for what the family needs. We're both married to really good men.

[@richardclifton4120]

Well, the boat agreement is on record. Go get it.

[@CelebratingAppalachia]

😀

[@sheilahackney6214]

Great video👍 Matt is so comical with his one liners! His stray dog...Fire Dept...and Geritol comments 😍💞

[@maryeliason1504]

I love your popsicle sessions.

[@davidhensley76]

There are lots of 33-year old people in the Piedmont of North Carolina, whose parents lived through Hurricane Hugo and were trapped at home for several days. 😉