How beautiful it is to be able to know the story of this large family of ten who decided to start a new life in the mountains of Guanajuato, Mexico. Their courage in leaving behind what they knew and venturing out to build a home from scratch is a testimony of faith and love. Seeing how little by little they have built their house, their homestead, and their life in a new country is truly inspiring. The way they raise their children, with dedication and effort, speaks of the great heart they have as parents. It is admirable that, despite the challenges, they have never lost hope or their trust that God is guiding them. The homeschooling they provide for their children is an enormous act of love, forming not only minds but also hearts. May God bless every corner of that home they have built with so much effort in Guanajuato. May the mother's health grow stronger day by day, may her hemoglobin recover, and may her body heal completely. May the Lord grant them rest, peace, and joy in the midst of their days full of work and dedication. Blessings upon the father, may his effort as a husband and father be rewarded with health and prosperity. Blessings upon each one of the children: Emma, Analy, Mayan, Junior, Naomi, and all the others. May they grow in wisdom, in love, and in faith, and may they always remember the example of effort set by their parents. May the pig farm prosper, may the harvests be abundant, and may they never lack bread on their table. May the carnitas, the breakfasts of eggs and beans, and every shared meal be moments of unity and gratitude. May the tuna ice cream and the small details of life remind them of the sweetness of being together as a family. May the pain of losing their daughter Ariela be healed by God's comfort and the love of those around them. May their faith continue to be the firm rock upon which they build each day, each project, and each dream. May the new restaurant, the bike rides, and the typical Saturdays be memories they treasure forever. May the community of Guanajuato welcome them with affection and may they be a light and a blessing to those who know them. May they never lack the laughter of children, the aroma of coffee in the morning, and the peace of knowing they are where God wants them to be. May the Lord protect them, guide them, and keep them in every step of this beautiful path they have chosen. May their story inspire others to trust that, with faith, love, and effort, everything is possible. May God's blessing descend upon this family like fresh rain upon their land, renewing their strength each day. Thank you for sharing your life, your faith, and your heart with the world; you are an example of love and perseverance. May God bless you today, tomorrow, and always, dear family of Guanajuato!
Your homeschool curriculum is excellent . Your children are getting a better education then if they attended a school . One on one is so advantageous. God continue to give you wisdom
Wow Mrs. Lacey is awesome how you´re educating your kids, I admire you in all aspects because you´re mother, teacher, cook youtuber and wife, I send you my regards and a congratulation for everything you do every single day please be happy and enjoy the life.
Saludos y bendiione. Yo te recomiendo que tus chiles en vinagre no los dejes en la lata porque despiden el sabor de la lata y es malo.En cuanto habras la lata pasalos chiles a un contenedor si es de vidrio mejor. Perdon esa es una sugerencia. me encantas tus hijos se miran felices.Dios les bendiga siempre y que cumpla los deseos de sus corazones.
Loved this video. Lacey, you are so organized at home as well as the kids school work. You all work very hard and I like to see that the kids have a good balance. They help at home but they also have time for fun. You are doing a great job as parents and now grandparents. ❤
Hola, me gustaría nos contaras mas sobre tu familia, veo que hay muchos hijos, los mayores son de ambos o de uno solo? Son interesantes aunque lleven una vida común, son muy unidos y dan una sensación hogareña siempre cuando veo tus comidas, saludos y lo mejor para ustedes
We homeschooled our children who are now grown. I loved it, my children did very well. Once they got to an age where they understood they were responsible for their knowledge, they just took off. Hardest subject for me was handwriting 😝. During this time, we had a driving paper route that they all helped with. They learned much about hard work, customer service, money from that.
Life in Mexico is not easy, but I do admire yalls family, yall really look happy and the most important, yall spend more time as a family together then all of us here in USA saludos desde OKLAHOMA