Love when Mr Brown reads to us! He has such a claiming voice.

@nicoleU04

Жыл бұрын

I agree! I love hearing him read scripture. 📖

@Forevertrue

11 ай бұрын

In 1934 My grandfather sold his whole tobacco crop of almost an acre for 35 cents. He bought 100 pounds of potatoes, coffee and sugar with the 35 cents.

My PA will be 99 years old in July, he grew up during the Great Depression. Blessed to be southern Michigan farmers so they had food to eat and share with others. Love you Mr. Brown and Ms. Lori

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Tell him we said Hello!

@cynthia5018

Жыл бұрын

@Whippoorwill Holler I will tell him for sure, he will Love to hear. 💜

Thanks for all the joy you guys bring to all of us!

I'm sure you and Mr Brown are preparing for what may come our way. We're already going thru inflation but my next concern now is a depression that I never thought that in our generation we would ever have to experience. We're not farmers but I've been prepping the best way I can to prepare for what ever may come. Lot's of non perishable foods and beans, rice, flour, sugar etc. God help and bless our precious Country. TFS Love Ya's.

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Always stay prepared,

@sweetsavorywords3506

Жыл бұрын

Be sure to get lots of spices and hot sauces to change up the taste of alot of different dishes. Also get lots of extracts for candies and cakes for tbe moral lifts that we are all going to need. You are doing good. Just keep getting a little along. You'll be fine. Much love♥️♥️♥️

@nancyrea3863

Жыл бұрын

The difference now is, so many people will DEMAND the government take care of them. Even now many people do not want to work. Pray everyone.

@lovelife7249

Жыл бұрын

@@nancyrea3863 Yes. You've got that right. Back then every one worked hard to provide for themselves and their families.👍🛐🛐🛐🛐

The chicken dish looks so delicious. That’s a great meal you made. I see the joy on yours and Mr. Browns faces out in the garden. It’s such rewarding work when you harvest your crop. Your house looks magical at night with the little lights glowing. The sound of the peep frogs is so peaceful and serene. I love when Mr. Brown reads the stories about the Great Depression. Our nation has become ungrateful, spoiled and godless. I pray people will turn to God and ask for forgiveness so that he will heal our land. God bless you and Mr. Brown and your family.

Thank you for serving GOD and sharing your life and prayers with your KZread family. Mother always had our door and garden, which was opened for anyone in need.

Good looking supper,loved the reading. My parents were young during the depression years,Dad didn't talk about it but my Mom did,Dad lived on a farm and worked from the time he was eight,didn't get much school but there was always food ,not everybody was that lucky. His Mom was the only grandmother I knew. My Mom's parents had to move to a city out of a mountainous region to find work,her Dad worked at a CCC camp for awhile and then factories,they both died young her Mom was only 36,her Dad was 44 at death...all I have are a few pictures. There was a lot of malnutrition in those days and illnesses,childbirth once again was rough, and many born at home. People looked thin and old before their time. They had a lot of character though, and lots made it by the grace of God,they believed. You'll take care,love you,and prayers for you and your family.💞

I love the long content . You two just have peaceful nostalgic energy I love hearing Mr brown read from his book of times of the great depression :)

Blessing and prayers for a complete and speedy recovery for your daughter! I love your podcast! Young viewers need to be reminded about the depression era happenings and work attitudes toward work! Old fashion hard work, good manners, respect, and kindness toward others and the elderly is like a thing of the past. Too many people are on food stamps, the under the table way, so sad! Always live frugally and never ask for a hand out. Trying to be good stewards of the land as best I can! Thank you for sharing! Keep up the good work! Take good care! ❤❤

@sweetsavorywords3506

Жыл бұрын

Thank God, you've never needed food stamps. But if you do, hold your head up regardless of what others say about you. I believe our Lord the King will be coming before or by 2030. May we all be prepared for Eternity♥️♥️♥️

I so loved spending time with you in your kitchen and garden sweetie!! I loved Mr. Brown reading to us about the depression..... We all really have so much to be thankful for!! I'm thankful for you and your wonderful channel!! Love and hugs from Kentucky!!

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Love you

@susantesar3508

Жыл бұрын

Love your watering trays!

My husband and I really enjoy your videos so much. I want to let you know I canned with my pressure cooker for the first time. I'm 71 yrs old and my mother bought it for me in the 1970ies. I told you in January this was my new years resolution. I did 7 qts pinto beans. Well the lid got stuck but the beans still turned out so good. I bought me a new and bigger cooker. I wasn't going to let that discourage me. Two weeks later I canned 16 pints . I did great northern, red kidney, and baby limas. They are great. I know this is lengthy but you have helped me to overcome my reluctancy to pressure can. Thank You! We enjoy Danny's readings. Both scriptures and on the depression. Blessings to you and your family. ♥️

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Makes me so happy for you!!

Hello Ms. Lori. I’m so glad to hear that your daughter is doing better. I know what it feels like as a Mom anytime your adult children are very ill. They’re still and always will be your babies. GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME! It’s been beautiful, sunny here in California. We still have flood warnings in effect in certain areas but for the most part- “spring has sprung”. Your chicken dinner looks yummy as usual. My best to Mr. Brown. God Bless The Brown Clan and Whippoorwill Holler. Xxoo

Enjoyed the recipe and Mr Brown's reading. Made me reflect on the old stories and I was told. I was flooded with an overwhelming feeling of gratefulness I had to stop and give thanks. Thank you for stirring that moment within me❤

Miss Lori and Mr. Brown, love these videos. Thank you for sharing your life and knowledge with us. Your home is beautiful, the food looks delicious, the garden is inspiring and listening to the stories you read about times gone by is eye-opening. Sending you a big thank you for all you do!

I plant my marigolds all around my lettuces and swiss chard...really pretty and keeps the rabbits away!!

Jody W. Whenever life threatens to overwhelm me, I take a deep breathe and turn to your wonderful videos. As well as getting some wonderful recipes, just hearing you and Mr. Brown chatting about food, gardening, the Lord, family and so much more brings me peace. Thank God for the both of you and your dear ones.

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Kind words, Thank you

Hi Ms. Lori and Mr. Brown! That chicken dish and mashed potaters looks yummy! Thank you so much for the walk through of your lovely gardens and the article of the depression. It's scary to think it could ever happen again. We need to be prepared as best as we can and stay close to our Heavenly Father in prayer. God bless everyone.

Oh Mrs. Lori your chicken, mashed potatoes and broccoli looks so so delicious! I have never heard of cow peas before. I love watching your videos because they are always so educational and the inspirations you shared are so delicious! You and Mr. Brown are such beautiful people. I look forward to all your videos! I’m the blessed one to learn so much from you and Mr. Brown.

Hi miss Lori and Mr Brown, thank you for taking the time to make your videos I absolutely love 💕 them. I’m glad your daughter is recovering well from her surgery I wish her a very speedy recovery, I hope the storms aren’t to bad this time round for you all, can’t wait for the next video, take care of yourselves from an overcast uk 🇬🇧 ❤

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

I want to thank you both for your videos. There’s so much bad news and stress out there in YT land it’s difficult to watch it. But when I watch your videos it calms my soul and has me take a deep breath 😮‍💨. ❤ from Maryland!

Oh yes. You sold me. That looks delicious. I will definitely be making this and freezer the leftovers into mini meals. So wonderful to see you and Mr Brown in the garden. Glad to hear your daughter is recovering well. I will keep praying for her. So glad you didn’t have damage with rain and wind storms last week. I don’t like the gnats either. They need to hibernate somewhere. Take care.

Watching you peel and dice potatoes was the therapy I didn’t know I needed!

@debrakettler6077

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I normally hate to peel potatoes but I like the way you did it so I’m gonna have to try that now. You made it look so easy.

In the state of Maine there was an agency called the CCC during the depression. They built roads through the woods for better access to logging and the logging camps. My dad was a lumberjack during the depression and used to talk about the CCC and he said FDR put them in place.

REALLY ENJOYED SPENDING TIME WITH YOU AND MR BROWN...SUPPER LOOKED SO DELICIOUS...MY MOM WASN'T VERY BIG ON USING RECIPES EITHER...FAMILY OF 8 AND SHE COULD TAKE WHAT MOST WOULD THINK WAS NOTHING AND MAKE A DELICIOUS MEAL....😊 THANKS FOR TAKING TIME OUT TO READ TODAY ..

That’s exactly how we like our mashed potatoes also. This looks so good 😋

LOL, around my house you're called the Garlic Lady. So glad your daughter is doing better. Love ya'll's garden. Love your fairy lights! Love listening to the depression era stories. Makes me thankful for what little I do have. Hope you get some rain, but no storms for the garden.

Miss Lori, I really enjoyed this video. It was a real treat! Your garden is beautiful, so was that dinner, which I am surely going to be trying. Mr. Brown's readings brought back memories of stories that my mother would tell us kids. She was a child, and suffered many hardships, but they made her grateful to the Lord, because they made her grateful for what she had. So glad to know that your daughter is coming through the surgery. God bless!

Ms.Lori thanks for sharing your new chicken recipe. It sounds delicious. 😋 You and Mr.Brown enjoy the upcoming weekend and God bless you both in all that you do. ❤💕❤️

Hello, I really enjoy your videos. I didn’t grow up having a garden or doing any canning, but is definitely something I would like to get into. I like the fact that you just made up this recipe. In my house I’m known for the one-pot-wonders, it’s basically using up the leftovers to make a new dish. Most of the time it turns out good, but there are those times it doesn’t. Thanks for all the tips and time you share.

My step-grandfather said he was grateful for the small wage job he could find. He carried an empty lunch pail to work and pretended to eat. He didn't want to take food from his wife and two little boys. Someone gave him a sweet roll and he took that home for his little boys. He cried when he told me this. I can't imagine the hunger and sacrifice.

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Beautiful

Love to watch you cook! I live alone so it's so hard to cook for one. Hey to Mr. Brown too! I hope your daughter heals quickly!

Watching you peel potatoes brought up a sweet memory. When I was a little girl I use to watch my Mama and Granny peel potatoes like that and I would ask how they did it so fast and if I could ever do it that fast. Now I can and I can't help but smile. Thankful for the sweet women I'm blessed to call my Mama and Granny. ❤

Yummy.! Thank you, Miss Lori.! Please say hey to Mr. Brown. God bless you and keep you safe 🙏 in Jesus name amen ❤️

Most people measure wealth in financial ways. But I measure it via peace of mind, and love of family. In my opinion, you are by far one of the wealthiest people. I've come to admire you both for your tenacity, strong family values, love for your neighbors near and far, and respect for the land. Thank you for sharing your world with us.

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Kind words

Love Love this video and Thank you for sharing it. God Bless y'all I enjoyed the reading Mr.Brown , praying for all of us 🙏..

Your meal looked delicious! Your garden looks like it is off to a good start. I am thanking our good Lord for such a beautiful week of good weather. Thank you Mr. Brown for the story and reminder of the depression times. I would like to think I would be there to help my family if needed. My husband and I tell our kids and grandkids our home and food is theirs too. Never want my family to be without. Love them dearly...Mrs.Steve

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Xoxoxo

Hi Ms Lori! I made your pea salad this week! It was delicious!!

I just love you guys! Love your recipes, gardening, etc. And, I love the readings regarding the Great Depression. Some of the positive letters\writings help me to cope with the craziness we are encountering these days. Thank you for sharing your life and love with us. God Bless You and Your Family!

According to my Mother, her Poppa always said to throw the potatoes in the oven and the rest of the meal would take care of itself. And you know what's amazing about that? The fact that we were in a conundrum about what to fix several times and putting the potatoes in the oven (whether microwave, conventional, or toaster) really does bring the rest together!

Dinner looked delicious! Loved the garden walk. I love the bunny on the front porch, he's so cute 🥰 Thank you.

All my uncles worked for the WPA, they would send their monies home and keep only a small amount! Really enjoyed Mr. Browns reading about the depression! It can and will happen again!

Making this sometime next week! Love your garden tour and Pa's narration!

I love muscadines and scuppernongs. They grow wild here in NC and there are quite a few commercial vineyards growing them now as well. Love seeing y'alls garden, Mrs. Lori! ❤

I'm so happy to see y'all!! I have been watching for you. Love and Prayers 🙏

I'd love to be one of those cooks that can throw stuff together with no recipe and turn out wonderful! My mom died at 33 and was not a cook, so I taught myself to cook after I got married, by buying cookbooks. Now I'm grateful for channels like yours, also the internet, that has given me great recipes for us to enjoy...thank you❣

Loved the Great Depression reading. I believe in this day and age we, the people, need to learn from our mistakes and a good reminder is just how bad it was during the Great Depression. Thank you for sharing your yummy recipe and I sure enjoyed the visit to the gardens!

Me too, I love my hand mashers.

Oh, my daughter loves buffalo wild wings sauce, and she used to go for 50 cent wings every week.😁 I've used that kind on wings, super tasty! The chicken looks extra good and creamy with the cream cheese. You peeling potatoes made me think of my grandma cooking when I was a girl...💖 Your brassicas are looking great, and the lights are darling.🥰 When Mr Brown was reading about the man walking for 3 miles every day one way and standing in line just for hopes of getting a job gave me chills! We have SO much to be thankful for!🙌 Thanks so much for a lovely video, and glad your daughter is doing better. God bless you all!!🤗🙏💖🌼🦋🌷

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Thank you sweet friend

That looks like Buffaloe Wild Wings sauce, I have had it on the boneless wings at BWW restaurant, it is YUMMY! I didn’t realize you could just buy the sauce, glad to know it!

Big hugs. ❤😊

Dinner looks good! Some of the best dishes I’ve ever made were just throw together meals. I liked Pa reading us some history about the Great Depression. I hope you both have a wonderful blessed weekend 💞

This was a great time spent with Ms Lori and Mr Brown. Thanks for reminding me about the depression years. My parents were 10 and 11 years old. They were country folks and didn't know about the depression when it was happening. ❤

@lindamiller9902

Жыл бұрын

L

@debbiealtman5373

Жыл бұрын

@Maria CANCER so sorry you have cancer . I’m praying

@lovelife7249

Жыл бұрын

@Maria CANCER Praying for you my friend. My Dad had bladder cancer many yrs. ago and he beat it. So can you

My grandma and grandpa went thru the depression, my grandma would boil up left over pork chop bones in milk gravy with potatoe dumplings. Her great aunt ,father and 3 uncles all lived with them in a large old house owned by the great aunt. Her mother died of polio when she was 3. When me and my sister grew up grandma and grandpa lived with us,, as well as an uncle. We lived in an old farm house a few miles from town, my mom and grandma had a huge garden and canned tons of food. An uncle and aunt and cousins lives next door. Families were close back then. I remember being teases some due to the family all living together and next door, but I wouldn't change it. I know I learned different life morals, scruples, values , spirituality from each family member. When they say it takes a village to raise a child they were 100% right. Loved your video, sweet memories. Thank you. 😊

Mrs. Lori, the meal looked delicious. You make mashed taters like I do, with a tater masher. My husband and youngest son are tater eaters. The walk thru your garden was so nice. Mr. Brown, the reading about the depression makes us appreciate what we all have. I have some of the books you are reading from. Thank you for sharing with all your youtube friends. Mrs. Lori, I love your hair do.

I love you both also. Wonderful brother and Sister-in-Christ! Thank you for sharing your life and showing us the older ways. Many will need to know these things before long, I'm very sorry to predict. It is all up to God and we will trust him and he will provide for all his children. I believe that you and Mr. Brown have started a ministry. I am so thankful and grateful to you both! Hugs from Costa Rica!

Whippoorwill Holler where you can come and pull up a chair and learn some new recipes, tour a lovely garden and listen to Pa Brown read about the Depression days. You got it all here. Thx for sharing. Hugs to Y'all Ü

Your dinner idea was definitely comfort food! Loved the garden tour and Pa’s taking us back thru the Depression really is something we all need to be reminded of. I’m going to continue to be grateful I have a job and a roof over my head❤

When you wish you could just visit somebody and sit and just relax and talk about the goodness and provisions of GOD! Love your intro, and yaw's channel! GOD bless!!

Always love your videos. Thanks you. Appreciate Mr Brown reading to us It’s so important not to forget what people endured during the depression. Again thank you ❤

Dinner looks delicious. Everything is saying spring has sprung 😁. Have a great day. Enjoyed the reading❤

I love your recipes and this looks delicious! I love how we share the same values. Keep doing what you’re doing.❤

I love hearing the peepers. They are just starting to sing up here in the Northeast. Thank you for giving us a tour of your gardens. I can't wait to make the chicken. My mother was born the year the Great Depression started. Her parents were renting a farm. With 7 people to people, times were very hard. Mom always told me the most amazing stories about those difficult years.

I just love the spring flowers! Your garden looks so good! The chicken sounds delish! The recipe is a keeper! Blessings!

My dad worked in the CCC's during the depression. He had to quit high school to help support his parents and siblings.

My mom and dad were newlyweds during the depression. She told us how hard it was finding work. They lived in the mountains of southwest Virginia. Dad did a lot of odd jobs for people. In mom's ladder years, she hardly threw away anything. Her saying was always the same, "if you'd lived through the depression, you would know why I don't like throwing away anything I might use later." They kept a milk cow that provided milk, buttermilk,and butter. They also had chickens for eggs. In the summer they raised a garden and mom canned enough to get them through the winter. Lori, your chicken dish looked delicious. I'm like Mr. Brown, I love mashed potatoes!!! They go good with about anything.

Winner winner chicken dinner!!😋 Miss Lori this looks scrumptious!! I'm going to look for that sauce! Thanks for sharing!!🤗❤️❤️

Workers without representation become slaves to the greedy owners. Thank you for your words.

Ms Lorie I’m not be critical every time I would peel potatoes I would remember my mother saying your peeling off too much of the meet. Every time I would peel potatoes. I like the way you peel.

Such a peaceful place! I love your country home & garden! Thank you for sharing simple meals and wisdom! That’s sorely lacking these days! God bless Mr & Mrs Brown ✝️

I always feel so relaxed and peaceful when I watch your videos. I share them with others to make them smile too. I love to see what your cooking and growing at your cozy home. The lights you put outside are so cute and welcoming. And I don't know if anyone else mentioned it, but you look especially beautiful today as well as have a bit of a glow about you. 🙂 I will say prayers for your daughter. And thank Mr. Brown for his reading today. Blessings to your family.

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

God Bless the both of you. 🕊

Always enjoy watching you guys. I will keep your daughter in my prayers.

You all are wonderful and make my heart happy. The Great Depression stories remind me of stories my grandma and grandpa would tell about when they grew up. ❤

Thank you for giving a glimpse into your life. Remember ya'll to Pray, Plan, Prep

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

The 3 P's

@baseballmomof8

Жыл бұрын

Amen

Lovely video. Peaceful & refreshing.Thank you both .Blessings 😊

ya'll remind me of the grandparents I wish I had--supportive, kind,warm,salt of the earth people--thank you for sharing--know that for many of us who do not have loving grandparents or parents due to loss or troubled circumstances or any other reason,you guys fill a void in our hearts. Bless ya'll! ❤

I have always peeled my potatoes the same way...like mama and grandma did! My brother in law used to throw a fit when he saw me peeling them...said I left enough potato on the skins for another meal! HA By the way, he was from Mena/Cherry Hill area of Arkansas. He's gone now, but I still think of him when I peel potatoes.

Yummy meal Ms Lori ! My parents were teenagers when the depression began so they knew what hardships their families were going through and they went through when they started homemaking of their own , because of their experiences during those days us kids grew up always growing a garden and canning and preparing for hard times that might come! I still grow a garden I. My back yard , not a big one cause I don’t have much land but I plant in my front flower beds and all around the house in pots and around bushes as well as having my garden space so I do manage to put up a pretty good amount every year as well as shopping sales on produce and putting it up also , I also have lots of staples like flour, meal, sugar, grits , beans , salt , pepper snd spices ! God bless y’all for showing such great videos , please also continue to teach of the old ways and depression cooking !! Ms Lori you might know this already but if not for another delicious meal when making mashed potatoes- wash the potatoes well before peeling and pack your potato peels in a glass jar and cover them with water and put in fridge , in the next day or so or few days drain the potato’s peels and either fry or bake them , when done cover with shredded cheddar cheese and too with diced tomatoes , chopped lettuce and sour cream if you want it and you have a delicious meal out of what you’d have fed to the chickens or thrown out !! ❤️🙏🙋🏻

Have a great weekend. Blessings ❤🇺🇸

Howdy y’all- food looks so good! Thank you so much for putting our channel in the descriptions. Will be praying for your daughter. We know what it’s like to have a daughter going through health issues. God’s blessings to y’all

@dannybrown5217

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your prayers God bless

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

We enjoy watching your talents at work!

@TheBeardedCarpenter

Жыл бұрын

@@WhippoorwillHoller Thank you so much. Blessings to y’all

Thank you for all the support and encouragement you give us. You and Mr Brown are awesome

I usually sit right before going to sleep and spend time with you and Mr Brown. You all are like sharing time with family and the tour of Pa’s taters abd his new fence made me smile. Thank y’all so much for just being who you are. Love y’all back.

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

We love spending time with you too

Love your stories of history Mr. Brown

Loved this . Hope all are well and Blessed . Pa's talk was great , my dad worked the WPA ! I wasn't born till 1948 so I really didn't remember this . 💞🌻🌱🐞

Blessings to your family. It was wonderful to see your garden starting. And the footage of the little nights at night, with the sounds of nature in the background, brought back memories to me of my Aunt and Uncle and their country home. I spent time every summer with them. It was a treat to see and hear!

I’m definitely going to be making this chicken! It looks delicious!! The bearded carpenter is my younger brother!! ❤️

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Really!

@jeannieglidewellheil9115

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and I know exactly which house he was telling you about!!

Great job Mr. Brown. I enjoy your stories and Bible Studies. Thank you.

Sometimes I can make up something that taste delicious. Other times I use recipes as a reference guide and other times I follow recipe depending on what it is.

It’s always a joy visiting with you both! Food, gardening and reading what a wonderful video!

Delicious....I can taste it.

Praying for a full recovery for your daughter. Lord Love You All.

Your chicken reciepe looks delicious! Thankful your daughter is recovering from her surgery , prayers for a speedy recovery ! I loved seeing all of outside plants and decorations! Love your videos ...

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Thank you

Loved your garden tour,the lights the good and Danny ready.His voice and personality is so soothing as is yours . You make a great team

To my Friends and honestly the Keeper of the Old Ways. I really just wanted to tell you about how much o enjoy your channel. You keep things so light and airy. When Mr. Brown reads from the Bible, it gives me so much down deep in my heart. I was not in a family that had much to do as far as praying. I know that with God, all things are possible! I get so much out of your recipes especially with the canning and preserving food. I can’t afford to buy the excess food and all the jars but I want to be prepared. I have over the last year probably canned a few hundred or more of ready to eat meals. I have severe Back issues and have not been able to do hardly anything over the past few weeks but I am still getting meat when it’s on sale. Canning has always been a big part of my life but was not the meals. My Beef Stew is delicious and that’s just a start. I think I already know the answer to this question but will ask the Pro anyway. I just purchased a 6-pack of half gallon jars and will use them for vacuuming but I have found Chicken on sale a lot including whole chickens. I was curious to know if it would be safe to can Whole Chickens using that size jar. I have seen whole fryers in the cans which I don’t care for cuz of the fat content. It always looks slimy too. But since they can do it in the cans, I would really like to Can the whole Chickens. Thank you for everything you give me and others. I’m not able to help support your channel but if it were possible, please know that I would. I am alone, disabled and widowed for nearly 10 years now. It is only Through Our Savior, Jesus Christ that I have been able to remain in my home. I am having surgery May 5th to have it rebuilt and between that and the pain in my Back, it is a struggle. I have been Blessed by Jesus to have been able to can up the meals so now I grab a jar of Beef Stew or chicken, or Spicy Pork Chunk’s. I am sure that without Jesus’ help, I would not have been able to have all these things prepared. We don’t necessarily wait for world war 3 to be in need for the food. This is everyday life. I am Grateful. God Bless You & Mr Brown. Thank you, Jilli Pritchard from Western Washington. It’s beautiful and if the humidity gets to be too bad, please consider you both to be welcomed guests.

Love the lights and the night sounds!! Thank you for a great video! U are so calming Tom! Could watch forever! I’ve learned so much from u! Thank you❤

Your chicken dinner looked really good. Another one to try. I wish your daughter well. Hope she gets better soon. Love you both much

This is an awesome format and I hope you continue in this vein. So joyful and, as always, authentic! God bless y'all 💙🙏🌺🌻

Chicken recipe sounds so good!

@theresateegarden9147

Жыл бұрын

I sent my husband to store we are having the chicken recipe tonight!

Hey 👋 Mrs. Lori and Mr. Brown, looks good Yum 😋, prayin 🙏 for ya daughter healin, Thank ya, love y’all, love ❤ a simple life 😊

@WhippoorwillHoller

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much

A handful of rich, dark dirt is a beautiful thing!