Everything is green! Making My First DIY Joinery Unit (Story 13)

This week I'm making my first MDF joinery unit ever! I'm constructing a small cupboard for my toilet room to hold several bins and toilet paper. I'm painting it the same colour as the room, which I think looks lovely. I was also feeling a little deflated, and thought I'd share some thoughts about working hard...
Q&A:
00:00 Intro
01:40 A short walk and thoughts on working hard
04:02 Continuing the toilet room, first some staining
04:16 My first try at mud and tape!
06:17 The joinery unit I'm making for the toilet
06:46 Cutting the pieces out of MDF
07:24 A short talk about painting and sealing the MDF edges
10:07 Painting the walls green
11:41 How I'm going to fix the MDF unit together: discussing options
12:55 Starting construction!
14:13 Making a little doorway in between
14:46 Planting seeds
17:24 Lunch
18:42 Continuing the MDF unit, using dowels
21:00 Laundry time
21:24 Recutting some of the pieces
22:50 Finished! Explaining the unit and how I'll use it
23:34 Oops, forgot something
Shot on: Sony RX100 M5A
Edited with: Adobe Premiere Rush
Music licensed with: Epidemic Sound
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[@johnswick4593]

I can relate to how you feel Rose. I spent most of my years driving big trucks in cities like Seattle and LA, which was stressful enough. If that wasn't bad enough, I had to deal with a boss that was very unreasonable. I finally realized I was missing out on life. I retired at 55 and moved into the forest in rural Washington state. (USA) Life is too short! I wish you everything you desire in life Rose. I really like your little home in Sweden. Good luck :)

[@sovereigns1grace]

When you start out life living up to other people's expectations of productivity, it's difficult (at first) to identify your own level of expectation. Where you are and what you're doing is perfect ... for you. Everyone needs those days where you don't do anything. It's called recharging. Don't do guilt. You're doing amazing and I admire you for doing it.

[@tortillasarenotbiceps7622]

Very wisely stated. We have a right to live as who we are and how we are. Some people are always bursting with energy and a feeling they must be doing something all the time while others are more laid back and believe they needn't fill every waking moment with labor. We can only live true to our own individual identity. It is far too stressful to seek to fulfill someone else's expectation of us. I no longer care what anyone else thinks of me in this regard. I am me, you are you. I don't project my expectations onto you, so please afford me the same respect. Simple. I like how you think. Reminds me of a man I know. Hello me. 😉

[@tradflickan1613]

Well said!

[@mezanian]

Adjusting to this new way of being will become easier. We who come to watch on have no expectations for you to suddenly know everything. We are here to follow the journey. Well done Rosie. Confidence will come.😊🇦🇺

[@john3Lee]

Its taken me a long time to embrace a day of relaxing without the guilt !! Treat it as recharging your energy

[@outdoorhannah]

Still figuring out how to do that.. to just chill and not beating myself up about it. It's just so deeply rooted in me due to my past stressful jobs!

[@yas_lana]

I just found your channel and I am currently binging all your videos about your cute little house in the would and I am totally living vicariously through you. I agree an every thing you've said. This hustle culture we are living in, this mindset of constantly doingdoingdoing, of being constantly productive but in the end we never produce anything of worth in this culture. This mindset is so hard to get rid of. But its just not a sustainable way of living. Neither for this world nor for our physical, mental and emotional health. You did a big step and now you are producing something worthwhile. Something important. A home. Maybe one day I am mentally able to do that step too. There is to hoping.

[@spminsweden1621]

Another lovely video, thank you. Don’t fret about the renovation not going fast enough…when you’ve finished, we won’t get these videos, so please take your time 😀. And as someone stuck in one of those jobs you described, I’m impressed with your bravery in getting out. Anyhow, keep up the good work, looking forward to many more videos!

[@outdoorhannah]

so true, for me, these renovation vlogs can go on forever, I also love Rosies creativity when it comes to the furniture she's now building. cannot wait for more!

[@wildrosie]

I'll be busy for a quite a while regardless! :D

[@LH-gb2lh]

I learned that on an unproductive day you are still very productive as you are reloading your batteries. So hard work by body and mind to replenish. It helps me to be able to be OK with doing nothing on a day.

[@sailorgirl2017]

I love the bathroom unit! Please don't get discouraged. It's amazing what you are accomplishing!

[@outdoorhannah]

Rosie, I can totally relate to that feeling of not getting anything done / doing nothing in a day, but not even enjoying but constantly beating myself up for not being productive. Instead of just chilling :D Why are humans like that? lol.. Loved the unit you built, especially that green color, it's so good!

[@Martin_Skywatcher]

I think that metal ring was supposed to go on your drill bit to prevent you from drilling to deep. 😉

[@Ieatwhale1]

Yes a drilling stopper, fastener on the side of the ring

[@martinostlund1879]

Great work! No need to hurry, the house won’t go anywhere.

[@pamsmith7369]

It is overwhelming renovating the whole property! You are doing it right by prioritizing certain tasks that are important, like a bathroom and heating for the winter and a leaking roof! These are most important at first! Not the most creative but necessary for comfort. When I finally moved after living in the city for forty years and really needing to get out, it took me so long to get to a place where I felt at ease. EVERYTHING needed to be done at first; landscaping, removing trees and bushes; moving bushes, installing gardens and reworking the ones that were there and had been neglected; removing a shed and building a garage, excavating, planting, phew! I’m very organized and can’t stand things out of place. For that first year, EVERYTHING was out of place! I finally got everything the way I wanted, put in some new bath fixtures, painted, improved, fine tuned, unpacked all the dozens of boxes,(still not all done after seven years!) and getting rid of some stuff, too! It’s a process and doesn’t happen all at once.

[@Eclecticgardengirl]

Rosie, loved this video. Sharing your future projects, gardening and cooking is going to be so fun to watch. You’re videos just get better and better ❤️

[@outdoorhannah]

for sure! Especially looking forward to the gardening ✨

[@dewynoodle7674]

I think our conforming to the normal work day, is something that is so deep and ingrained, its span is generational. It takes purposeful movements and decisions, that are deemed unusual, to forge a path ahead, tailored to us individually. It’s a new way of living life. There are more options now to achieve this. Exciting times ahead. Excited for your journey. Thank you for sharing it.

[@hughtempleton8640]

Your doing amazing , I find as human being's we expect way to much from ourselves. Look at all of the new skills you have learned Well done you ❤️

[@soupedujour]

“I want the forest to be with me always.” How beautiful is that ? You are my kind,

[@joeb4142]

I retired eight years ago and I still wake up most mornings thinking I have missed something important. You and I are so very different but I can really relate to what you think and feel.

[@bhairavijagtap2526]

I don't know how this video came up on my screen.. But here I am all in love with this brave young creative woman. I am from India, and nearing 60..i am living my dream watching you.. So so grateful to you for uploading, your journey... And i look forward to watching you through and through.. Tons of good wishes, and so proud of you

[@ajfrancis2803]

It's funny that when we are hearing the sound of wind, the closed captioning reads "Applause". You deserve it Rosie lol!

[@pereklund9172]

I really like your videos. About 20 years ago I renovated a very similar cabin (Im Swedish) so its very intresting to follow your progress. I remember when I moved to the cabin, that the first thing i reacted to was the compact silence in the night. You never experience that in the city, there is always some sounds. Keep up the good work, youre doing great!

[@Nature_-ok6rd]

Try and always have time for you! Whether it’s a walk in the woods or just sit with a cuppa and listen to the birds singing. I love your videos 🥰

[@ruthkirner2191]

By now you have learned it is best to prim first and texturing walls will help hide seams. Pretty color and great job renovating. You amaze me.💕

[@ulfheiding2965]

I'm impressed of your building skills, despite your experience. Keep up the good work!

[@julietreagus7043]

You're not alone Rosie, you're honest and living well and ina beautiful environment, even having showers outdoors is refreshing and like camping continually, ure doing so well...bless you and yr videos are speaking o a lot of people...

[@geraldineross5168]

I think you over analyze your free time just enjoy your alive! ❤️🇺🇸

[@johannacontent2613]

I think you are doing extremely well, you should allow yourself some freedom to recharge. It is so beautiful there🥰

[@sheliabarrie1959]

You've obviously worked very hard to become an interior designer, and crying before going to work must have been horrendous, that's why your doing this now, it's ok to do nothing sometimes its good for you ,your building your own home and its going to be lovely, enjoy everyday there ,I work in a factory and retire in 7 years ,my home is my sanctuary peaceful and lovely its not finished yet still lots of work to do but I own it out right and I'm determined to enjoy the journey of making it beautiful and how I want it for when i retire ,the factory is just what i do for money we all do what we have to do pay the Bill's so enjoy your time now ,you can take a day off without the guilt enjoy your life its a lovely life 💗

[@deborahhope9094]

Don’t worry about mud and taping Rosie! It is easier the more you do it and yes I find it always takes more mud than you think. I tend to drop it on the floor so maybe that’s why I always use so much!😂

[@lisegraulus9165]

Bedankt om ons mee te nemen in je verhaal. Je intenties zijn goed, je reflecties leerrijk. Fijn dat je aan een moestuin start, hoop dat je ook daar de vruchten van kan plukken!

[@melindamcculloch141]

I really appreciated the opener to this video and your insight about taking a day off that you didn't embrace while it was happening. I spend the majority of my days being productive and when I need a break I often do this and it feels horrible! Exactly as you described. I end up feeling more down about the wasted opportunity to enjoy the down time than the wasted productivity and wish I has just embraced the time off and enjoyed the moments. Thanks again for your videos. I always learn so much!

[@SeaTurtle515]

I really enjoy your videos and commentary. The utter darkness of the night was awesome! Could you please show us a few more scenes from the night?

[@SeaTurtle515]

Keep up the good work, Rosie. I appreciate your earnestness.

[@monikacarless_wordwitch]

Beautiful! It's going to be so nice to have an indoor toilet room. Enjoy the moments, it takes some time to find our own rhythm.

[@baronbokaj]

I live in Sweden, a male and much older than you but much the same person, enjoying being creative and just enjoying the simple life to its full. Every day is a gift and being able to create ones own habitat in contact with the nature is so fulfilling and exciting. I make my living being a graphics designer, working mostly with my computer, but built my own simple house in the forrest. My place on earth, where I feel completely calm, safe and happy. I'm not making videos but constantly sharing my thoughts with myself using voice memos while taking long walks.

[@mindbreak76]

You are one cool lady! Welcome to Sweden i hope you like it here and maybe even stay! All the best to you!

[@Paul_Greenwood]

“May the forest be with you, always” I’m sure a famous Jedi once said something similar... 😊

[@corinnetonelli489]

Rosie, You did really well , by the time you put items on that unit, you will not notice anything wrong. Not doing anything in a day is not wasted, you rested your body and mind.We all have these days.We all say we wasted a day… in fact you haven’t , you rested. Something your body needed. Please feel happier with your work you do, because you have done it, by teaching yourself ! No builder is doing it for you…. Keep the videos coming as we enjoy them.

[@reviewer1248]

It’s very very difficult to properly relax and live mindfully, as you’ve said especially when you’ve been used to working in stressful environments. It’s so deeply ingrained in a lot of cultures. You have good insight though and self awareness and so you are halfway there to being able to achieve a good life balance. You are very wise and knowing for your age if you don’t mind me saying so. Many people don’t get to this level of self awareness and realisation until they’re older ( which can make it even harder to change). Sending good energy to you Rosie 🌈🌈🌱🧘🏼‍♀️🌿

[@lissettesbloom8223]

Everything starts with hard work and now you can relax. No one can achieve their goals by being lazy. Sometimes to reach your goal it takes sweat and tears.

[@bonesonstones1]

Oh I related so much to your feeling of guilt and non-enjoyment of rest days. It's just so bizarre that we wouldn't allow our minds and bodies to take a break, despite our plans! I really enjoyed this video and am so excited to see your renovation coming along so nicely!

[@dotathillcrest]

Yes, I also know that guilt feeling when not doing anything, but we have to recharge, so embrace it and do you.. whatever that may be to make you happy..

[@susanrodman]

You are such an inspiration! I recently found you on KZbin and have so enjoyed watching your renovations. Your philosophy is so refreshing

[@metamud8686]

12:45 the ring is a depth stop. You set it at how deep you want the hole to be (typically half a dowel's worth plus a little bit for glue and 'crap' ending up in the hole) and then you will know when you have drilled to the desired depth because you reach the ring as you drill deeper into the material.

[@lorrilaque7311]

Hi, a suggestion, if you paint the ceiling white it would lighten the room. Love the dowel work. Thank you for sharing ✨🌍✨

[@sandphotoNL]

Like your video and your reflections on life. And like the green color too! A suggestion for your next piece of furniture: make the whole piece from bare wood first, making sure everything fits together (and fits as a whole in the place you want to put it). Then glue/nail/screw everything together. Then you can seal the few remaining visible edges if you want and finally paint it. If you want a straight edge when using the circular saw, you can make a guide from some leftover plywood or mdf (make sure to use the original machined edge of a sheet, not something you sawed yourself and don't use ordinary timber) and after clamping it down, you can guide your circular saw along it. And the warped wood: it always does that after a while, especially when untreated. It can also happen after you have installed it. Makes it harder to work with as well. But it looks nicer ;-)

[@Patchesrepairshop]

Another great video I love the green colour. Take your time that’s what it’s all about, the small ring goes on the drill bit so you don’t drill to far in to your timber. 😊

[@tinaverstraeten2173]

"I used to cry in the toilet", been there, done that. Another very relatable video!!

[@wildrosie]

Haha it's awful isn't it?!

[@tinaverstraeten2173]

@@wildrosie Yes but a good wake up call/ life lesson

[@vswild7005]

I just watched your last two videos and I think I really underestimated how old you are. Hearing your story is making me feel so much better about my own life lol (I’m 33). And we have two pet bunnies, they are fantastic! Little turds that chew on everything, but since they are silent animals, I feel such a connection with them, they just have beautiful souls and they give fantastic hugs :) also, I’m currently also starting my second gardening year, just on my apartment balcony, which has really made me appreciate them for their fertilizer!! Its the only animal manure that can go straight into your garden without having to be composted first. One word about planting so many courgettes - mine all got powdery mildew last year so read up on that and its remedies/prevention. Its devastating. I can’t wait to see your property in the summer and fall! It’ll be so fantastic ❤️

[@wildrosie]

Haha yeah I'm definitely not in my twenties anymore...! OMG you have bunnies!! Yes they are so so cute. How perfect. Good luck with your garden! I should plant a few more seeds.... So much work to do :)

[@jessiebaillargeon4191]

I just saw the finished version of your bathroom and it looks quite nice. I like the fact you chose a darker color. I think it's really cool

[@emmajetter6635]

"Find out who you are and do it on purpose." (Quote from a film, but can't remember which one.) I love the thoughts that you share in this video. We all need the freedom to do what we love in life and to thrive rather than survive. You are truly inspirational. Thank you for sharing your journey with us. To do so is in itself is very courageous.

[@outdoorhannah]

I totally agree!

[@thelongwayround5957]

Very good Rosie,learning from your mistakes is good progress, I suggest =wood glue to stick your mfd together as well 👍 go at your own pace, some days if you don’t feel like working don’t but don’t worry about it either . Very jealous of your lovely cabin 😘🙌👍keep it up 🙏🏻

[@Asken154]

You are such a sweet and special person. And even though you use to much screws sometimes, you are an excellent carpenter😊❤

[@elzbietarominska7648]

Jestem pod olbrzymim wrażeniem Tego co Pani robi. Podziwiam i podzielam Pani filozofię życia. Brawo, to jest piękny sposób na spełnienie marzeń, realizację mądrych planów i na życie. Życzę Pani powodzenia, radości z każdego dnia i spełnienia marzeń. Pozdrawiam Panią serdecznie,

[@phillipdickinson8557]

You are doing a great job for not doing it before I am proud of your work never miss a video and I never well miss one.

[@janicegartner5711]

I’m totally in awe with what you are doing! I was never shown how to do any building, carpentry work and didn’t persue it on my own so I’m impressed with s we hat you’ve done. You have an adorable little home in a gorgeous setting…enjoy each step …there is no rush and we all want it to last! I was a little sad to see you cover up the blue and white wall paper as I felt it suited the cabin and gave it such character…totally different than something I’d see here in Canada. I live in a 200 year old log cabin with tons of character. I added a small addition to have main floor bath, possible bed down the way but use it now to do my art work in. It is all tongue and groove shiplap which I white washed…I love it! All the best!

[@BE-bs8oe]

Simply living, yes Rosie, you starting by prioritizing not to prioritize seems a wonderful priority.

[@judithburke1539]

Lol 😂. Exactly!

[@noeggi]

Well now you are going to make me try toasted bread with strawberries and bananas 😀 and yes i know that feeling of having a day off and not really embracing it, it feels like a wasted day if you don't make the most out of it and just live into that day. Soo another week or two to wait for the next video ... i wonder if you take it a bit easier over easter at all ... see you soon 😊

[@morganeriksson5842]

Maby a little greenhouse in future. With tomatos and other stuff. 🙂

[@skaraborgcraft]

If there was more hours in the day, you will just burn out sooner. Its about the journey, not the end result. Its a wooden house, there will ALWAYS be something to do, so dont forget other aspects of your life. Good to see you back.

[@thetinkerist]

Can't wait for your next story :) It's always okay to let a day pass, just to let it pass. There will be days.

[@carlcann9119]

In boat building there are no square shapes. Templates are definitely the way to go. Clever you. A rough in piece of cardboard held to the flat face, allows you to use a ruler to draw lines directed at all the ridges and valleys. Mark 10 cm in on the card, then you can transfer the dimensions onto your board, connect the dots for an exact fit. The other type of template is called a ''spider''. A flat board across the front face, gets scrap boards tacked to it. These boards poke up tight to all the irregularities, and the whole thing resembles a spider when you are done. Your unit is nice and functional, well done. carl@...

[@dewynoodle7674]

Thanks for another awesome vid. I’m also starting to work towards a new more mobile lifestyle, and wonder if I can make money off my skills, which resonated so much with me when you said it. Also when you mentioned the ‘wasted day’, reminded me I feel accomplished if I have been productive, but sometimes I exhaust myself too. If I know a day ‘is a loss’, I label it as a chill day..somehow my brain files that in the right cubbyhole for it to make sense lol. No day is a loss as long as we are present for it, thankful for it, even if that is a retrospective labelling of the day🙂👍

[@emiliam1214]

Another inspiring video Rosie! I love the green colour! very calming and cozy shade of green💚💚💚

[@Dorism541]

I'm so glad you have these moments to just "BE" and enjoy your life in the country. Thank-you for your videos. 😀

[@primalnomad355]

Your videos keep getting better and better! Loved watching this one too Rosie. Your cabin is transforming bit by bit. I look forward to your next one. Have a great week. 😊

[@DaniDaLlama]

So many wonderful comments Rosie. You’re doing wonderfully and accomplished so much on your own terms! I admire that in you. Take all the time you need to relax and enjoy what’s surrounding you right now. I look forward to tour next vlog on your new endeavours and or also your reflections.

[@100Noddy]

It is healthy to live according to our natural rhythm, it is natures way to maintaining good mental and physical health. Sadly society expectation and economic pressures mean we get out of natural rhythm leading to imbalance, illness that is psychological, physiological and spiritual. Green is my favourite colour, it has a soothing effect on me. That dark shade is wonderful, I would choose such a colour for the entire outside wood panelling if I owned a house just like yours. You channel is growing, though it may not provide a full income as you say it helps. I feel sure that you will find other ways to supplement the income in ways that do not cause you stress to ensure you can live the balanced life we all need to thrive and be whole.

[@thesehandsart]

We aren't guaranteed our tomorrow ❤

[@maryaskenback789]

After a long winter, I am ready for so many projects. But one thing you must do. Take a day off once a week. This will do two things, charge you up and inspire you.

[@Dandylionbee]

Enjoyable video! Thank you for sharing your feelings as you navigate this renovation. The older you get, life becomes slower. Things get done, but if they don’t move along quickly that is okay. Life is meant to be enjoyed in the present, and sometimes that means to slack off to just sit or walk and take in the world around you.

[@pamsmith7369]

I’m kind of semi retired although I’ll never ‘retire’ in the common sense of the word. It affords me to take off certain days, which, for me means piddling around the house going from one project to another or reading for three or four hours in the morning without leaving the bed! Feels SO GOOD! I do get busy later in the day but the morning felt SO RELAXING! When I worked full time, days like that were not an option. You might think ‘ah, weekends’ but I work weekends doing shows, so am up early! I’ve been working weekends for 45 years. I’m used to it. That’s when others are off so that’s when they’re out shopping!

[@LowkeySwedishVlog]

Thanks for another inspirational vid, Rosie! I'm a fan of some dark paint. The green looks awesome 😍

[@laurencelebeustclair6844]

this day has made you slow down and rest which is good charge your batteries and then you can go again with all the thoughts of the day work a little rest and plan a little still gets the job done you can work better and more clear in the plans of what to do

[@PRS_18]

Keep up the good work Rosie, you are absolutely smashing it and should be so proud of yourself!

[@1873Winchester]

I hope this year you prioritize getting the fireplaces working for next year. Electricity is expensive nowadays in Sweden. And get firewood too, you'll need it. I am interested in seeing more about your fireplace. It is probably a "rörspis", a very different beast from what you would be used to in the UK. It's massive to retain heat and the smoke runs up and down and up through channels to extract all the heat it can from it. A very efficient design! It's not meant to be fired often, 1-2 times a day. I would look for a local farmer or similar who sells firewood for a side income. Don't try and buy firewood from a big box store or something like that. Local is a lot cheaper when it comes to things like this, and if you buy enough you can get delivery via tractor. You will need several cubic meters. Birch is the best firewood.

[@jesswright8279]

The lichen you get out there are so beautiful. There is one greyish green one that will only grow in very clean air so you clearly have plenty of that

[@julesiou12]

You're doing so well Rosie. Your first joinery piece is amazing! So clever, and we all have to start from somewhere, and if this is your first piece I can't wait to see what you create going forward. Beautiful x

[@PeterWidu]

So nice you are planting "vergeten groenten" I hope they work out fine. 😀 In two weeks we are moving to sweden aswel to start a small community. We plan to be part of a food grid started by project Lagom. Hope to meet you some day.

[@wildrosie]

Brilliant! Good luck with the community! That's really exciting :)

[@laurencelebeustclair6844]

Roseanne , you can manage your house no bother but I want you every now and then to appreciate the sheer beauty of everything in life all of nature do that and you'll make a wonderful house with ease

[@ronnieb3351]

I love your videos and think you’re doing a brilliant job, your mum and dad will be so proud next time they visit xx

[@californiadreamer5968]

I had to smile when you pulled out the tube, “Here’s the mud.”

[@bettybboo5575]

Your videos really are so lovely and soothing! Thank you so much for sharing your journey!

[@kakmix]

I live in urban Sweden. I still love the excitement and dedication you show for living in the middle of nowhere. I'd love to help you out. Enjoy your experiences.

[@petermudrinich829]

Hej Rosie, Liv, Leben, what is it! Many of us earthlings never find out and are always on a Quest to find it. Life- just live it- no one said it will be a smooth road. ENJOY THE LITTLE THINGS- BE HAPPY FROM THE INSIDE- the outside is always different. Should - da- Could- da- Would da - go for it with no regrets when you can! Ah min vackra Sverige! R.V. Porto Pottie would fit nice in your Lilla area med Blumen on the windows. ( great smell).Stay safe,positive and God Bless. Peace to all and Sapere Aude. Servus. SEMPER FI- Peter

[@roblawlor4729]

Great job on your bathroom Rosie. Remember, its alright to have some days off to recharge your innore self. Shirley from Norwich, Ontario, Canada

[@htjify]

Take your time. The cabin will never be really "finished" anyway. But it will better. Oh, and wood can warp even if you do everything right (but storing it flat and dry helps a lot). I like to check wood manually before I buy it, but that is tricky when ordering by truck.

[@lindaclifton3729]

What lovely memories you are making with your parents. The cabin is looking great. And I’m still envying you and your life. Sending lots of hugs and love your way. ❤

[@bluestar.8938]

'Wu Wei' is a wonderful thing. Thank you lovely : )

[@theumbrellastudent411]

You are doing it! Also had stressjobs...but went to far, not much energy left tot go to a peacefull place....proud of you!

[@RuleNumberTwo]

Fantastiskt! 😍

[@beam0123]

Great job!👏🏻

[@MarkKoekenbakker]

Mooi om te zien dat je zoekt naar balans. Dat is heel herkenbaar. Zo heb ik al afscheid genomen van sociale druk. Mar daar zal je in Zweden sowieso niet snel last van hebben. 🙃

[@ellentaylor4351]

Listen to the fantastic music you using in your videos, love it it's good for the soul, dance to the beauty of music, just as the many birds sing you can also sing to lighten your day, when you need to lift yourself up MUSIC is the medicine 🎶🎵🎶🎷🎺📯🔔📻🎶🎵🎶

[@yhpwct]

Good work!

[@annejohnson5580]

What an amazing way to live. You have reached a good place.

[@gbatzgirl]

Love these videos

[@turidk.f.1572]

I love your videos! ❤

[@MrSailplane]

Good job!

[@laurel7570]

Love the green!

[@diamondsparkleDE]

Your videos are so calming. Thank you!

[@carolynjohnson418]

South Carolina watching 👀 🇺🇸