I can NOT believe all the things those two know how to do at such an age!! I’m from the country and don’t know half of the things Becky does!! So impressive, right?!!

They are the best role models

Wow thank you so much!

@@AcreHomestead Becky to tighten the fence use a SCREW DRIVER to pull the fence using the T post. I am 64 and have to put up 400 more feet of that same fence. I already did 600 ft. last year. (I did it myself)

He sure did! Ih hope you love it!

Can you add the egg roll recipe to your website pretty please? 😁

@@amandaw1892 Amanda, you wrote back on my comment instead of on your own individual comment so she may not see it because it came to my email

My late husband and I loved working on projects together...and you're right...it is romantic.

I totally understand 'the good kind of tired' wish there was a bumper sticker with that phrase, it is so spot on for so many people whether it's physical or mental, somehow we all get a workout specific to our own needs, your Dad...definitely a good Man and you a good Daughter for remembering the better things/phrases in life : D

Sow the land does as well - makes a big difference. Opens in the morning and automatically closes at sunset.

I second your comment❣👍👍🥰🙋‍♀️

Me too❣🙆‍♀️🐔🐔🐔🐔 Do they have a rooster to rule the roost? 😊 🐓

@@robynm7221 I don’t think they have a rooster. Usually cities and subdivisions don’t allow noisy roosters.

If I remember correctly, she has 11 chickens and no roosters.

@@cynthiafisher9907 How sad 🥺 I love to hear the roosters 🐓 crowing 🐓❣ I was raised in the city & loved it when my family went to Mount Vernon Maine to visit my Grandmother on her farm. She had all kinds of animals! One of my chores when I was young, was to gather the chickens eggs & bring them to my Grandmother so she could count them & pack them into egg crates. I loved hearing the roosters & I would sometimes hide & crow like a rooster just to watch the rooster come running to see what other rooster dared to show up in his territory 😄🤭❣ I was mischievous, I also did the same thing with the turkeys I loved it when they would all go gobble, gobble, gobble in unison 😅😂😁🤭❣ My Grandmother sold some eggs, raw cows milk, & she raised animals for their meat & byproducts. She had one fully horned huge (to us little one's) bull 🦬 named Billy, she had to put a cows bell around his neck so all the cows would know he was on his way to their section of the pasture. She never had to put a tether on him either, she walked with a switch (long length of a straight branch that was whittled to a narow point) at her side & she'd call him & he'd follow her anywhere she led him. She raised turkey's 🦃🦃🦃🦃🦃, lambs 🐑 🐑🐑🐑, horses 🐴, one was all white & she named him Trigger, who impregnated one of her other horses & had a calf named Lady. She had a couple of cows the tan one with the black nose, inner ears, tail tip & the hair around their hoofs were black too (she was the prettiest Cow I'd ever seen) she had real long black eyelashes too❣ I think she was Billy's favorite, she had a total of 2 of his calves 🤭❣ She had a man made fenced in pond made behind her house & had a huge salt block on a huge spike put towards the outer edge of the pond & every season we'd see wild ducks & geese fly in to have a rest & she'd go out to her barn across the road & get a bucket full of grain & pellets & she'd pour out some inside the fence in a few areas so the birds would have a good meal for every day they'd stay there. It was funny to watch them lick the salt block🤭❣ Sorry for rambling, got caught up in remembering my younger self & simpler times 🤭👍❣ I miss those days & my Grandmother too❣❣

@@robynm7221 Aww, those are precious memories. You are a lucky lady to have them. I grew up in the city as well, but my grandma also lived in the city. I wish I had farm memories. But now I have a big garden, orchard and chickens, along with different varieties of berries, more than I can handle, lol! Thanks for sharing!