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  @Georgina549219 сағат бұрын

  Thank you! 🥹🤍 I really needed this today, in fact, I watched this video a few months ago and it was refreshing to my soul and mindset to listen to it again.

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  @saintamerican610510 күн бұрын

  Yes i want to start raising our own to save us thousands a year. I think baking in my town will bring in enough income to pay for the garden my husband refuses to invest in LOL I want my own herb kitchen garden ❤️🙏

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  @xveer2211 күн бұрын

  Just re-watched this video. I want to thank you again for the videos you have made. Your videos have been a great help for me to make the decision to stop working and be a homemaker and find joy in it. I hope you and your family are doing well. I think it is a fantastic choice that you made to quit KZread❤ Though I keep being subscribed in the hope dat one day in the future there will be another video again 😉. Kind regards from the Netherlands

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  @danielleadamson976212 күн бұрын

  This video is so helpful and encouraging, thank you 💗

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  @LLBmcq20 күн бұрын

  Great video! Do you see yourself doing this is in the winter months? I would love to do this year round but we get a lot of cold weather

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  @tiffanywalker747425 күн бұрын

  Miss seeing your videos!! Hope y'all are well:)

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  @ireally7548Ай бұрын

  🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼❤❤❤❤ tysm please make moreee

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  @RitaClement-pd6srАй бұрын

  I

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  @RitaClement-pd6srАй бұрын

  How would YOU know??

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  @saintamerican6105Ай бұрын

  <3

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  @womanofwazoАй бұрын

  oh no😢

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  @Laure__LineАй бұрын

  Vinegar is an excellent cleaner. Just buy the cheapest vinegar by the gallon. Spray the build up stains, let it sit, scrub and repeat if necessary. To clean build up stains in the toilet, pour a large quantity of vinegar into the toilet, add a pan of boiling water, let it sit, brush with the toilet brush and flush.

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  @saintamerican6105Ай бұрын

  your videos are gem's! thank goodness you're keeping them live! <3

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  @eloise-rw3sjАй бұрын

  Let your daughter play. Your literally doing a video on homemaking.....

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  @HimmiefanАй бұрын

  As a woman, I’ve heard people complain that society devalues homemakers, but I’ve never actually heard anyone devalue homemakers.

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  @saintamerican61052 ай бұрын

  Yes i come back and re-watch this everytime i forget these tips due to a wild past 12 months of my life lmao, Praise GOD 🙏😭❤️

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  @EKelly-nu7op2 ай бұрын

  A good attitude and not complaining is actually helpful too.

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  @EKelly-nu7op2 ай бұрын

  I was having a hard time with my husband’s decision about something but I realized that a lot of itches because friends and family had a hard time with his decision. When I stopped caring about what they all thought, I could see that his decision brought a blessing to our family.

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  @EKelly-nu7op2 ай бұрын

  I really like your videos and as a stay at home mom of teens, I completely agree and can say it’s been sooo worth it! I always wanted to be the house in the neighborhood where all the kids came to and I am! I babysat as well and helped out when there were snow days and neighborhood parents still had to work - their kids would come over and entertain my kids. I was a latch key kid growing up and didn’t want thst for my children. Downsizing your life to accommodate this lifestyle is worth it for your whole family!

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  @jazpoop79762 ай бұрын

  Beautiful video! I'm a new mom about to have baby #2 and am barely hanging in there as it is! I like the idea of cleaning the kitchen in the evening because now that I think about it, the pile of dishes looking at me isn't exactly the proper motivation to get out of bed lol

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  @--M--11112 ай бұрын

  Yeah talk about no life at all. Real caring moms are busy and don't feel the need to ask for praises on social media exposing their loved ones to strangers. Bunch of moms this generation are idiots

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  @saintamerican61052 ай бұрын

  Dealing with this NOW at 12weeks, thank goodness you made this video, never heard anyone mention milk thistle on yt with a testimony! ❤️

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  @brandisue12343 ай бұрын

  Thank you for this lovely video ❤ I’m so curious, what the powder is that you were making?

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  @user-pb9rl1bn5x3 ай бұрын

  4-5/dozen? ours are 7-9/dozen

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  @amberdunigan75503 ай бұрын

  The baby was fine, she’s adorable. Ya know I don’t have many older women to really look up to, but desire to learn more on homemade breads and storing food and things.

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  @brucewhite70693 ай бұрын

  Do you still have your roadside stant if so how is it go

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  @user-jt7ou4rv4c3 ай бұрын

  I love that you use serving as the foundation and learning how to get along with your family.

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  @annemarielabreche3 ай бұрын

  I honestly did not know about this, thank you so much, I think you’ve just helped saved my life. Thank you so much! Praise God

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  @Manon-rc5tb4 ай бұрын

  Both so cute and youthful ! God bless your marriage. I wish you lived close so we could be friends !

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  @Victoria-wg7jb4 ай бұрын

  I have probably a similar sink to yours. The best natural non-toxic I could find is power paste with scrub Daddy. You just damp your scrub Daddy dip it in the power pace and then scrub your sink down kindly. Let it sit for 30 minutes. Then give it the scrubbing that it needs and that should do it

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  @scratchkitchen84224 ай бұрын

  I get where you are coming from. I am at a crossroad of my own. Do I continue going the way I am, or do I accept that part has gone as far as it was meant to go?

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  @scratchkitchen84224 ай бұрын

  At 52 year old woman and stay at home mom, I am telling you that you will never regret it. You put so much of your heart into what God calls women to do.

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  @saintamerican61054 ай бұрын

  so inspiring going into my first growing season! Sara what did you do to prevent hemorrhaging for baby #2 and #3, i also bled too much my 1st homebirth and preg with #2 did your Midwife put you on specific tea during pregnancy/ labor - or did they give you a post birth concoction? God bless you! I am currently relying on PRAYER, and building up my iron by eating lots of greens + vitamin c foods lol

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  @saintamerican61054 ай бұрын

  i would delete the part with your address in it :(

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  @two_hands74554 ай бұрын

  With checkbooks, it's good to know you can write and mail in checks for all months or a whole year if you have that much money in your bank checking account to dedicate to cash flow. Mail early, call to verify that the check arrived, and it saves money on stamps. Learn how to use a checkbook's balance sheet and how to write on an envelope to mail to and your return address. Before apps and online sites were commonplace the balance sheet tells you how much money you have in the bank, if your math is correct. Also how to use the know where to sign a check you receive.

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  @two_hands74554 ай бұрын

  It's good for everyone in family to know how to do bills and basic cooking and basic cleaning. Sometimes we get sick, and sometimes the surviving partner has to learn these basic tasks. It never hurts to keep list of your trash water electric septic phone numbers on both cell phones and in the physical phone book.

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  @fazeeharashmin11624 ай бұрын

  Your baby girl's necklaces are so cute 🩷🧡

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  @BeigeBrownClip-jd2pv5 ай бұрын

  Housewife should do reading to broaden knowledge. There's another world inside books. Do maths , help to keep mind sharp all the time. Run treadmill while waiting for washing machine to be done.

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  @SA-sp7ci5 ай бұрын

  YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL!

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  @thugg4lif5 ай бұрын

  🙏🏼

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  @Tnc8745 ай бұрын

  I wonder how can a wife, who also works, can be a helpmate. Its 1 thing to be a stay at home wife/mother. I think a discuss of household chores and who does what and a discussion of roles would be important

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  @samanthahamilton73915 ай бұрын

  Don't forget to oil the cast irons so they don't rust

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  @sewlybutsurely5 ай бұрын

  really helpful! thanks 😌

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  @foggylog196 ай бұрын

  I just want to say if you grow up in a family where mum or parent can't cook well, or issues with finances, you can still learn, it's just learning what not to do. There can be some good/great aspects or not to your parents, and still note something's are definitely not. But it means you will need to learn from elsewhere

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  @foggylog196 ай бұрын

  Your daughter learning to talk and babble away is lovely, and made me smile

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  @emmiedowning21746 ай бұрын

  A little while ago I started feeling like my role was pointless and that because I'm not paid for the work I do, it must be of little value. I knew deep down that's not true but it was burdening my mind. And then I saw something that said Homemaking is THE job, THE ultimate role and ALL other jobs have only ONE purpose- to SUPPORT the ultimate role of homemaking. 🤯 And it's actually true!

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  @readingbystillwaters89216 ай бұрын

  Wow thanks for the awkward part of the night. That is the part that I'm really stressed about. The dessert idea is a really good one.

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  @Julezy976 ай бұрын

  I am not a homemaker, wife, or mother but I do struggle with feeling like a failure and what I do is not important. I work in a cafe and have done so for 5 years. Praise God he has provided for me so much in that job but I didn't finish university or any other study as it just wasn't for me. I get caught in the lie that I am stupid and will not achieve anything meaningful with my life. Thanks for posting this 💛

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  @joiedevivre8944 ай бұрын

  We are more than our jobs! Our actions, beliefs and our hearts matter more than what we do for a job

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  @saintamerican61056 ай бұрын

  I am one of those silent slave wives, my husband is an unbeliever.. i am enduring till the end. God has great gifts for me in heaven if i keep serving and loving people even if they’re Godless.

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  @Lavenderbaby6 ай бұрын

  I’ll miss your content on here but you’ve always given us so much and i sooo appreciate it all! Thank you sweet Sara for being so helpful in my prep for becoming a homemaker!❤