So satisfying to see the spaces appear. My daughter moved to an apartment recently and she had all her dishes and stuff in my basement for six years - after hauling everything upstairs and washing everything, there were a lot of bins in my living room for a few weeks. It felt good to see those disappear.

Let me just say…I still can’t get over your house! So much storage and such a functional layout…oh yeah..and GORGEOUS!!!!

What a wonderful laundry room to keep all your cleaning supplies in.

Not even 2 minutes in and im here to tell you I LOVE YOU!!! Im still so completely over the moon for you and the family about this place❤❤❤❤❤

I love your Cult, Lady...I feel like I am watching my life. 30 years ago...when I watch your videos.  I am so happy for you and your entire family for finding a Forever home.  Y'ALL. Make my day so positive.

You’re doing great lining the shelves. Taking the empty totes out made a difference. Every tote and box you empty is progress. Have a wonderful week. Mary, Joes wife 🙇‍♀️👏👍💪🙏💐🐶🐓🐑

I’m so happy for your family to have that beautiful house ! The joy you have in your voice even if you’re going in circles trying to figure everything out is just the best thing in the world. (Not an insult in any way). can’t wait to see when you have everything in and arranged the you like it !

Now that's a laundry room ❤ so much storage 😬

The way Leroy kept moving that lambie closer to you so you would throw it cracked me up. 😂 He’s so cute.

Worm tip here: if you can bag your grass clippings or in fall rake up the leaves...they are lovely to add to raised beds as long as you get enough moisture to make them begin to break down...the worms will have something to eat. And you will have healthy soil. The way I was taught is that composting is adding green waste (fresh cut grass clippings) and brown together in layers (dried leaves in the fall). I start with plenty of soil then add these things to it. If you have little to no rain, the cardboard will take awhile to breakdown...same with the branches in the bottom of the raised beds. Not an issue, it will just take longer.

Laughed out loud at you, Leroy and the lambs 😂😂

Keep the packing paper too, that can be used also for a topper weed barrier just like the cardboard.  In my raised beds I put cardboard on the bottom, then sticks (nothing too thick) then mulched fall leaves, then soil and compost. That was when I first got them, (3 yrs ago), then in the fall I add mulched leaves again, compost. Then layer brown paper. You’ll find that the raised bed “soil” will sink, so, just keep adding compost from your compost pile as needed.
Google is my friend when getting information on my garden. 😊
I’m pretty sure your gardening season is longer than mine in Ohio. Have fun.

Present and future Beth sound lovely 😂 I don’t even have to watch. Sometimes I just listen while I’m doing chores and the laughs keep me going 🤣

I'm in an abusive relationship with future Beth" made me giggle!

No matter what you are doing I love listening and sharing time ❤

I absolutely love your new house!  I think you are making good, steady  progress with your unpacking.

You have done so good. Lots of work unpacking.

I get happy like a kid when I see there is  a new video of yours! It's so strange!

20:07 No way, that went by so quick.

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