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[@SimplyStacyL]

Your precious boys 🥰 first reaction after the milk spill was “mama are you ok?” And “it’s ok we can learn from our mistakes” ❤️ Raising thoughtful, respectful, hard working little men.

[@lisettegarcia]

"And, Hope, don't be so sassy!" 😂🤣😅

[@jamjar5716]

Is that what he said! I thought it was about milkshakes!

[@humphreyhomestead]

They are the sweetest boys!

[@iexpectmiracles]

Here's a little tip from my younger days having to milk by hand when the power went out. Rest your head between her back leg and the back of her belly. It creates a block to the movement of her leg so she feels a resistance when she starts to lift her leg and it will recircuit her movement and she will set her leg back down. I don't know if it will work for you or not since she is going into heat but it worked for me in the good ole days!

[@suemcknight9051]

😂🤣 HA! “We’re canceling the farm. And, strip mining, here!” Got to get up pretty early to get ahead of Miah 😍. I still think he needs a “show” of his own. Helen could co-star 🤩

[@sandradelvecchio6894]

I’ll tell you now that I have to haul water for ducks and have a recent rib injury, I’m rethinking this whole keeping ducks all winter. The future planning will involve a larger flock of poultry to be harvested before winter. Rookie mistake. Moved to acreage a year ago, our first year caring for animals. I don’t mind the rabbits or the laying flock. Anything else, no.

[@michelifig6356]

😂😂

[@humphreyhomestead]

We cracked up at that part too!

[@lanalovesjesus6133]

Lol seriously as soon as she said gold he was like what?! Forget everything else 🤣

[@tammykaltreider]

When one of the kids said “that’s it” I about died! Followed by “well I guess she can learn from her mistakes” I then totally lost it 🤣🤣🤣

[@mrsparrish10]

Same!

[@growingonthegriddle4945]

Or how about "What did we do to deserve this"?!?! 😂

[@hillarys.k8518]

Best quote ever 'what did we do to deserve this "? Real farm life!

[@KenWilson68]

I hope that every homeschooling homesteader and farmer would take that clip of you explaining the "circle of energy" and play it for their children. What a wonderful teaching moment. Spoken with great clarity and in an understanding way to the boys. Bravo! And, one of the other best moments for me was when one of the boys said "What did we do to deserve this?"

[@twistedponies7480]

That whole conversation reminded me of a an old cowboy poem recited, maybe written by Waddy Mitchell called reincarnation 😊

[@markellyfarm]

Frame the opening for your stained glass. Create a molding on one side of the opening all the way around. Get two pieces of regular glass cut the same size as your stained glass. Place a piece of clear glass in the opening against the molding. Place the stained glass in and then the other pane of clear glass. Cut more molding to hold the other side of the glass in the opening. Caulk as you go. Easy peasy. Old School windows. If you want something more sturdy than glass use polycarbonate. You can also buy that at glass dealers.

[@misstrcarter]

When I first moved into my house, I discovered the stained glass transom window was just sitting bare to the outdoors. All it would take was a stray baseball to destroy it. I don't know how my handyman did it but it seems like what you described. He had to get the glass cut to size but did the rest himself.

[@charlottesesco8795]

I would use plexiglass on each side

[@chamiltonmlwgs]

@@charlottesesco8795 plexiglass can discolor. I agree on just using either a pane of glass cut to the right dimensions on the outside, set the stain glass in, the next pane and secure with molding. Easy peasy. I make stained glass and have installed in my own house. Since it's interior, I only have the protective glass on outside. If I can do it, Jeremiah definitely can.

[@charlottesesco8795]

@@chamiltonmlwgs good to know thank you

[@chamiltonmlwgs]

Here's a video link explaining. You can add picture frame molding on inside after caulking to add extra security to keep it in. I actually don't think you need the interior extra glass pane. Just on outside. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oaHdpJ9redmGo8U

[@RebeccaAnneTruly]

Your energy explanation would make an amazing children’s book-like the book, There was an Old Woman.

[@angelacollins1343]

A nice little physics lesson

[@drekfletch]

Or The House that Jack Built.

[@amyharris7337]

So on the back of the Frost Tender flower shirt, it needs Miah's quote: If you want to stay warm, get to work!" Your boys are so thoughtful asking if you were ok when she kicked that milk bucket. And I love how you seize all of those teachable moments with them!

[@roniniowa1661]

I’m only a couple minutes into the video, and Benjamin asks a really terrific question before starting to brush Hope. Did you hear it? “Do I have to put pressure?” He always impresses mr, how thorough he wants to be.

[@jasminepayne4235]

“What did I do to deserve this” “I got a big one. “ 😂😂😂 your kids are hilarious

[@lauriesickles5393]

Ben didn't bat an eye and went to it as the other two were like ewwww! Hilarious!

[@mel9471]

The quotes of the day!

[@heycrisper]

Oh man, those boys are sweet. ♥ "Mum, it's okay - you can learn from your mistake." I love how that's how they react. Good teachings. I saw it and went "Don't cry over split milk Jess, it's okay" :)

[@anatrampert1332]

Passing down clothing is the most eco friendly thing to do! Buy good stuff and use it for more seasons and children is much better than buying lots of cheap stuff all the time!

[@ashleymeredith679]

I love it "mama you ok? well we learn from our mistakes" you are raising such good boys!

[@SageandStoneHomestead]

Oh the loss of the milk! That's the worst. "You can learn from your mistakes." 🤣🤣❤

[@BDThomas]

"I'm publishing this." I love it because you show the good, the bad, the ugly, successes, failures, ups and downs. You don't carefully curate and cultivate an illusion of perfection. You keep it real while still managing to be positive and upbeat, and using bad situations as learning opportunities and teachable moments. Keep it up!

[@susieclark1498]

The slo-mo of the. spilled milk was priceless. The circle of energy was explained perfectly by you, Jess. Miah and Noah, what a team. Your boys are precious, they are representative of who you and Miah are as a team. Thank you again for a wonderful vlog. I bless you from San Diego.

[@humphreyhomestead]

I LOVED how she did it in slow mo.. Sooo funny! and heartbreaking at the same time lol 😂

[@swendelineersilia7067]

Ben wasn' t just giving us an outfit, he was SERVING us a LOOK!

[@humphreyhomestead]

😂😂😂

[@stephaniekucharo1839]

I loved seeing your kids scoop poop. I was just thinking yesterday that I don't ever see your kids help with chores and then today they were! We are three generations living together on our farm and I love seeing our 14 year old grandson drive off in the truck to do chores. This morning grandpa had all the grandkids out helping stock the firewood. It takes us all to get it all done.

[@michellelillie6259]

I love the cow routine. You showed what really happens. You are right. I think with the kids, extra talking and being in heat, she just decided to act out. And good for you for following thru with the milking. The boys were so sweet. "Mom are you alright ? You can learn from your mistakes." Helping them understand about the cycle of energy made the poop removal meaningful. Bless you and your family !

[@sarahkelly4026]

Your whole lesson on the energy cycle of farming is so perfect, Jess.

[@amaz21]

Referring to energy flow as a cycle might be okay with children at this age, but eventually they should be able to distinguish between matter cycling within a system and energy flowing in a single direction through that system. Composting primarily recycles the matter. If the compost is fully broken down, there wouldn't be much energy remaining (the energy is given off as thermal energy when the compost is still "hot"). Energy can't really cycle the same way as so much is given off as heat at each trophic level. It's one of the many reasons that getting as close to the energy source as possible (by eating more plants than animal products) is important. (I hope that doesn't come across as criticism since Jess is clearly an excellent teacher, but I do think distinguishing between the two is important when learners get to a certain level.)

[@humphreyhomestead]

It really was!

[@beyondourdoorstep]

We’re learning a lot from you and Jeremiah! As new Homesteaders and fellow large family, we thank you❤️

[@eileentenenbaum1613]

I worked at the food bank this morning. It was 9°. I wore tights, leggings and jeans. I wore a tank, a turtleneck, a sweater and a coat. I wore a scarf, ear muffs and two pairs of gloves. I wish I had had your tender flower shirt.

[@EvaraLia]

Honey: “mama’s grumpy I’m not going in there, I’m not *that* hungry.” Lol

[@Wildevis]

I love that you keep it real and authentic and not try and hide the mess ups. Everything in its time and place

[@rbthegardennannyllc4219]

I want to know who was the kid that said “Mom are you ok (alright)? That’s compassion in the making!!! A cow named Helen, Honey and Hope. 👩🏾‍🌾😍👍🏾

[@dianaoquinn3417]

“What did we do to deserve this?” Your children are wonderful!

[@AC-hy1xd]

Oh my gosh. “You can learn from your mistakes” so precious! Don’t you just love catching magical moments like that?! A good reason why you didn’t need to cry over that spilt milk. Thank you for sharing! ❤️

[@tonileigh8660]

We northerners love watching "frost sensitive" southern friends in Winter. I was shoveling snow yesterday at -2 degrees here in Michigan. But then you in the south can laugh at us when we wilt in 100 degree temps in the Summer. I lost it a couple years ago when South Carolina declared a state of emergency when they got a half-inch of snow. Laughed so hard I had tears and a sore throat. Your children are awesome. An example to parents everywhere.

[@ravenwolfwalters3335]

Toni Leigh, bwahaha but you don't understand, in South Cackalacky a half inch of snow IS a state of emergency, don't nobody in South C know how to drive on snow, it's like watching someone try to herd a bunch of drunk Cats watching Southerners drive in enough Snow to actually cover the ground, everybody's like OMG ya'll, hold my beer, it's donuts time.....😂😂😂😉

[@ravenwolfwalters3335]

@Carolyn Fultonfor real though, LMAO 😂🍶🍞🥨🍪😂😉💗

[@katherinewarren5960]

You would laugh at us in the UK, they stop trains in fall if leaves fall on the train tracks, public transport shuts down for any little weather event that would be normal in parts of the USA . It drives me mad .

[@karenmikasko7148]

@@katherinewarren5960 hahah...thats funny

[@Konekoexe]

That clip of the cow destroying the milk bucket and covering you in milk was so funny. lmao Thanks for leaving that in.

[@Oldtownbotanical]

The kids when the kicked the bucket! Ezra "that's it" and "well you can learn from your mistakes!" Made me LOLOL but also, so nice to hear them echo things they clearly hear from you guys all the time! Smart kiddos.

[@kathryngagne5813]

"We're going to stay warm through work.". Thumbs up Miah! Kids learning the lessons of the reality of the life cycle! Great job parents!

[@rachelhall4808]

“That’s kind of a weird sentence.” 🤣🤣🤣 Yes. Yes it is.

[@sandyhansberry-thompson9888]

Thank you for sharing the honest reality of homesteading. It’s not always butterflies 🦋 and rainbows 🌈

[@priscillamoon4633]

Jess, I have to say I have watched all of your videos & since y'all have moved Jeremiah seems sooooo happy. I love all the things you have taught so many of us & your bubbley personality but seeing you, Jeremiah, & all the kids so happy sure does make watching y'all so much nicer.

[@steveegbert7429]

Every child on this planet needs parents such as these! May God pour out abundant blessings on all who are willing to pour life into their children.

[@heidimobley4897]

I got my Real Food Comes Dirty hoodie for Christmas 🎄 from my wife! She loves to tease that someday I’ll leave her for “Tomato Lady”, but she loves me and supports my interests and hobbies enough to gift me the hoodie. It’s super comfy and I’m happy to have something ethically sourced and lovely. Thank you for sharing the fails and making real farm life accessible for people. It’s not really a failure if “you can learn from your mistakes” right? 🤣😁

[@patriciablanton6243]

Find out where the old farmers hang out for coffee in the morning (i.e. Hardee's, McDonald's) and pick their brains for information, invite them over to check out your farm. Look out for the small museums in your area, quite a few of them have more of the local history of the area, also old grave yards and Churches can give you the names of those who settled earlier in South Carolina. The local Ag. place is also a font of information and if the High School has a carpentry class the teacher may have a suggestion.

[@marymilligan1490]

Also your local library should have archive records of the history of your local area.

[@simondssays2362]

Also if there is a community room at any community centers.

[@loissaedder2214]

When I was a kid way back in the 50s/60s we used to pick up the dried cow pats with our hands and put it into bags to sell. We lived on a dairy farm in Queensland.

[@marygrott8095]

Bummer on the milk loss, but what a wonderful example to your children on how to handle disappointment!! Great attitude, even though that had to have been a hard loss.

[@kathysykora1195]

Thank you for the new Frost Tender Flower Merch! I ordered a Black hoodie for myself! I will wear it proudly as I garden in my veg/flower garden in PNW! If it weren’t for your tomato 🍅 blogs I’d not be were I am today! You’re an inspiration to many and kept our souls alive during these past two years❤️ Thank you and I wish you much success and happiness on your new Homestead 🌱🌻🌞🐓🐐🐂🐾

[@dbammerofnail]

The honey homestead has a friend who works with stained glass. Not sure if she’s as close as you would need but she might be able to help you!? I love that Helen follows Jeremiah like a pup!! Adorable!!

[@light_and_sound]

Ezra, so matter of factly states, "That's it." 😂 Way to roll with the punches, little dude. Y'all raised him well!

[@WalkingScriptureWithShanna]

I love what an unwilling cooperative participant Ezra is in the farm game

[@cherylanderson3340]

Some people are just born to supervise, right? He's a good kid. He'll learn farm ways soon enough. One day he'll look back & laugh at himself. Of course, these youtube kids have to think of their street cred all the time too.

[@aserendipitouslife8011]

Nice to see that it’s not just my boys who are so dramatic with farm chores 🤣

[@juliepuhr9806]

I think when you show the reality of farm life, it is beneficial to those interested in this life style. No secrets. Very well done

[@Meg_Davis]

Listen to that positive encouragement from Ezi at 9:35! What a sweetie!

[@RebeccaAnneTruly]

That was an epic video! LOVE the SlowwwwMoo~tion capture of Hope kicking the bucket, so to speak!😜 Love how y’all #KeepItReal. CarryOn!

[@debsenritchedrefuge603]

Love this Truth on the farm! Mishaps and memorable moments of growth for all! ❤️ 🙌 🙏

[@Junkinsally]

When we had a milk cow when I was young, my mom milked into a much smaller bucket, then dumped that several times into a larger one. This way if the cow yancey, it’s wouldn’t be a total loss. I heard one of the boys say “Dont be so sassy Hope!” Love it 😊

[@RTCPhotoWork]

Jess used two buckets early on for that reason. At some point, she switched to just one.

[@rachelholdt6840]

I do that with my goat. I also only milk one udder at a time and hold the bucket with my other hand so I can move it out of the way when she wants to kick 😆

[@angelicaherrera201]

Thank you Jess and Miah for creating content, I love getting on KZbin and seeing that you’ve posted again. Faithful viewer for 4 years!❤️

[@mary-ellenchristina4623]

I loved this video! The kids remarks were quite funny. What a bummer loosing that milk. Showing the true realities of life on a farm, the mishaps & learning curves are what make your vlog worth watching. It’s all a learning process. Oh here’s something to do with the alpaca poop… We make poo tea for inside plants and sell it in our store. Collect the poop, spread it out so it’s dry, fill a small Muslim bag with it. When people get it home they make boiling water and steep the bag for about 15 min. You can use a coffee can or a mason jar then just water house plant’s. We also sell it in used feed bags. People come load up a used feed bag for 5.00. Farmers come with their dump trucks and load up for 20-25 dollars…. They swear it is like gold on their tomato plants. Just passing along some fun jobs for the kids! Love following your progress!

[@ericawaymaster2919]

Your boys are so precious. Mom you ok? We can learn from our mistakes. Man they are so sweet.

[@mjf719]

I truly appreciate you showing the cow stepping in the bucket and getting milk everywhere. I am interested in eventually having more land so that I can have a cow, but have absolutely no experience with having a cow. So seeing what can go wrong is SOOO helpful and encouraging. :)

[@MrsDorr813]

Your local historical society may be the best place to begin looking into the history of your area. A lot of places even have their own KZbin channels! They are also great resources for books and publications and can often get their hands on them easier

[@katrinagriffin9309]

Awww, I just love how much Helen loves Miah💜 I would so love that🥰

[@sonetcollins6205]

I love your boys, their reaction to the milking "accident", so funny! I appreciate it that you share your less "pefect" day with us, it make what you do real. Life isn't easy and without setbacks, it's good to see how you handle it! 🤗❤🌻

[@laurelb1962]

"Family Bonding over poop scooping" Just PRICELESS ❤ 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jenniferchristiansen2040]

I love all of this. Thank you for taking us with you on your journey. You maybe living in a glass house, but when you are as open and honest about things it doesn't feel like I'm an observer. It feels like I'm learning with you while I'm making my own classroom. ❤️

[@dawntucker9528]

🤣😂🤣😂. Words to live by, “you can learn from your mistakes”, and my favorite, “don’t be so sassy 🤣”

[@mmegraham]

I counted my breaths from the time of the kicked bucket to the time of your laugh: 4. Way to keep it real AND joyful, friends. If we didn't laugh at the unexpected, we wouldn't have enough laugh lines.

[@wandakelly2173]

Lexington County’s local museum is free to visit. You would never know that it’s there as it’s hidden among trees. Every spring in April, they host an herb plant sale 😊

[@ourhomesteadclassroom]

Always a great day when I finish my morning chores, pour myself another cup of coffee, and there's a brand new R&R video ready and waiting for me. ☕️

[@deannewilliams3321]

Yes, “kiss the ground”, Patricia Arquette, says keep the poop in the loop. Great job explaining that. Maybe try a local frame shop for your stained glass? Sorry about the milk, but loving all the progress! And just think how cool it would be digging up gold, quartz and precious gems as you tend to the garden! 😊

[@offinthedistance1536]

I loved that they made sure you were okay and then told Hope she was so sassy. Haha

[@littleblessingshomestead5138]

oh my goodness! I love the boy's reaction to scooping the cow pies. LOL. How adorable!

[@HumesLittleHomestead]

Your boys are so cute!!! Laughing so hard over here! "What did we do to deserve this" 😆 so fun!! Love how you are raising your family. ❤️

[@beckysmuck8771]

Check your local glass shops. They generally have artisans that glaze their own glass units. They would probably love to help you out.

[@simondssays2362]

To add, you can also check with local older churches to see who works with their windows.

[@ElderandOakFarm]

"Well you can learn from your mistakes" 😆🥰 so cute!

[@Chickanic]

Digging your Jean Jacket dude gave you! Looks warm!

[@sandyoklahomatransient8557]

Chore time, what do you want us to do? Shovel cow poop....What did we do to deserve this? I laughed so hard after hearing that question. OMG, as a kid, I remember shoveling poop often. Heck....still do it as an adult. Your boy's are very intelligent, and entertaining. I can't wait to see your greenhouse, and the stain glass you purchased when visiting your friends place.

[@DjChelan]

Shifing gears! Such a fantastic memory looking back! Love you all! Boys as always so very proud of you! What Did I to Deserve this! 😇 😍

[@sandyhansberry-thompson9888]

Oh sweet boy 💖 his first thought was if you were ok. Then his support of it’s ok, learn from your mistakes. Love 🥰

[@aprilcarmen2492]

Regarding rocks, I live in New England, therefore, I specialize in "growing" rocks. The harvest is plentiful.

[@rebeccaveasey1603]

I'm glad you're alright after your unexpected milk bath! Thank you for leaving that in, along with the reaction from the boys. It was all priceless and very, very honest. Love that you went right back to milking. Lol

[@camicri4263]

Oh boy, eventful day! The boys were so cute when you were explaining how poop works....😅 Precious years! Bless you! 🤗💜🤗 Ben wanting to go to antique store, a boy after my own heart❤

[@sarahverissimo9212]

Your explanation of the energy NEEDS to be a children’s book. Pppplllllleeeeeeaaaasssseeeeee!! 🙏🏻

[@rebeccazody1278]

Bear is recycling on the farm too! You are so good explaining to your children and to us.

[@evahudson6128]

Wow you're a wise woman, a wonderful wife and an amazing mother. I love your definition of the circle of energy and if that was straight off the top of your head, then you're an incredible teacher. Eva UK

[@robynmize4713]

Loved the boys poop scooping. Toby's eye rolls are the BEST! love all your kiddos.

[@SignsForSustenance]

Thank you for showing us real life Jess. It makes me feel so much safer knowing one day I'll have my own homestead and will have chaotic moments that I can belly laugh directly after it happens. Hugs to you all. Miah. Please don't gold mine instead of farm hehe. 🏅💰

[@brookenpollard]

Have the boys collect the quarts and get a tumbler. I know my little one would love that. Your boys might too. They can see what different rocks look like when they are tumbled.

[@diannemiller4754]

Lol, the surprise of a cow kicking over the milk! The richness of all your expressions. Cleaning out the barn fun entertainment... boys listening to you your explanations of the cycle of composting the cow poop. Life lessons on the farm. Great video guys, thank you.

[@kathyboudreau-henry1717]

I'm encouraging you to include the "milk bucket incidents" as they occur. First, it gives us a what-just-happened moment and, second, a reality check hahaha. Before I start running off to mimic you, I need to see the hard work. Thanks so much for the pleasure of living vicariously. ♥️

[@MissCuppeecake]

Love that you include the good and bad on the farm. Your reaction to the milk incident is fantastic. So exciting to see the progress you all are making.

[@jaimedavis3450]

Done happily shoveling cow poop, now he wants to go to the antique shop. Ben is a boy after my own heart.

[@nldube0012]

It's interesting to see how Honey has gotten more comfortable with you. She walks right next to you now as she goes through the gate. Weeks ago she would give you a wide berth.

[@Lisatopgoatfarm]

I do appreciate that you still published this. Farming is not all glamorous and very few people show the down and dirty and sad parts of it and it gives those of us who are new to it a false sense of romanticism when it comes to farming it homesteading. I learned last year in 2021 that if you truly have a heart for it you WILL have hard days and you will cry a lot. And yes I have cried over spilled milk hahahaha.

[@schindel6307]

"What did I ever do to deserve this!?" Haha I love your family so much. Is it weird to say I enjoyed watching you bond over poop? 😄 Sentences I never thought I would say. 😊

[@pharmgirl1955]

I love how you keep it real. That sun though. Gave me an ethereal feel.

[@ramblinrosecottage5983]

Loved your time with your boys. They were learning important lessons and probably didn't even know it was a teaching moment. You are a good mom. Is there anything you can't do?

[@SageandStoneHomestead]

SOME rocks in the soil is very nice. Our land is old tobacco farmland and has no rocks for several feet down into the earth. That equates to a perfect mud puddle in fall-winter-early spring. Really hard on animals!

[@annapemberton6064]

Thank you so much for publishing this. I have had the roughest time milking my goat. She knocks my bucket over very often and she is super steppy every time I milk. It's so discouraging!!

[@abundantacre9]

Find a way to tie down her back feet. They figure out pretty quickly to stand still and even if they don’t, they can only do limited damage.

[@clee3521]

You may want to get Helen used to getting fed in the milking stanchion before she calves. It’s going to be much easier after she calves to get her milked rather than waiting until she calves to do so. A first time momma’s temperament sometimes changes when they calf. They get a little nervous due to wanting to protect their new baby. Not saying she will get mean, just nervous and unsure.

[@djspatriqt2290]

Reminds me of "There's a Hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza, when explanning the life cycle. Love it Jess.

[@tamararoberts9307]

I still sing that on occasion lol

[@djspatriqt2290]

@@tamararoberts9307 I grew up with that song 🎵 🎵

[@djspatriqt2290]

Oh me too. From as early as I can remember. 🎵 🎶 🎵 There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza, There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, There's a hole. Then fix it dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, Then fix it dear Henry, dear Henry, fix it. With what should I fix it, dear Liza, dear Liza, With what should I fix it, dear Liza, with what? With a straw, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, With a straw, dear Henry, dear Henry, with a straw. But the straw is too long, dear Liza, dear Liza, The straw is too long, dear Liza, too long. Then cut it dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, Then cut it dear Henry, dear Henry, cut it! With what shall I cut it, dear Liza, dear Liza, With what shall I cut it, dear Liza, with what? With an ax, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, With an ax, dear Henry, an ax. But the ax is too dull, dear Liza, dear Liza, The ax is too dull, dear Liza, too dull. Then, sharpen it, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, Then sharpen it dear Henry, dear Henry, sharpen it! With what should I sharpen it, dear Liza, dear Liza, With what should I sharpen, dear Liza, with what? With a stone, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, With a stone, dear Henry, dear Henry, a stone. But the stone is too dry, dear Liza, dear Liza, The stone is too dry, dear Liza, too dry. Then wet it, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, Then wet it dear Henry, dear Henry, wet it. With what should I wet it, dear Liza, dear Liza, With what should I wet it, dear Liza, with what? With water, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, With water, dear Henry, dear Henry, with water. But how shall I get it?, dear Liza, dear Liza, But how shall I get it?, dear Liza, with what? In the bucket, dear Henry, dear Henry, dear Henry, In the bucket, dear Henry, dear Henry, in the bucket! But there's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, dear Liza, There's a hole in the bucket, dear Liza, a hole. There's a hole.

[@tamararoberts9307]

Lol DJ's PATRIQT yes!

[@djspatriqt2290]

@@tamararoberts9307 😅🤣😂

[@Timeflygirl]

Jess thank you so much for sharing these moments. Just makes it all more valuable to see true hard work and family efforts along with patience and love! I luv ya'll so much..bless you!

[@amandabrooke318]

This vlog is made of gold 😂 I loved when you just stared at the bucket spilled everywhere. Just that shock of “well. That just happened.” I make that face, too 😂 and the boys were sweet and funny as always. And the poopslanation 🤣 💯

[@lindamickel8545]

Love my "Real Food Comes Dirty" hoodie. When I wear in the store and people read it, they smile. Blessings

[@elizabethlink3993]

Love your lesson about closed-loop systems and all the P💩💩P talk with the boys! 😁 Excellent and entertaining!

[@cindyfrick4860]

I was really amazed to see all that steam coming up as you milked, but hey man it was cold last night! And I cried a real tear for all that lost milk! Poor Jess! But I agree, you're doing real life, not a fairy tale! Love it! Tough but real!!!