I took this video on March 14, 2024! You'll have a great time it was a fabulous trip!

I believe it was 35 euros a person or 50 for two… I don’t remember exactly but that’s what pops into my head

So glad you’re here! I have been here for 4 years now and haven’t had any problems with my trim, that’s so frustrating! I loved the traditional white look of the Lula Mae but was worried about keeping it any version of clean so I went with a gray siding instead… I haven’t had to pressure wash it once. I did have to scrub the porch as it had a lot of algee this spring but not the actual house.

Oh I know, I’ve lived in Hawaii where the quarantine is just as strict. Not everyone knows though as it’s not a common practice in a lot of places

I’m so sorry it sounds like you have defective pieces. I would try again with different Pandora people… either over the phone or in person. My mom has a shine bracelet from its first release and it’s her most worn bracelet… looks good as new

The epoxy I use is food safe! According to the manufacturer it is 100% food safe when clear… adding colorants changes the formula and can’t be guaranteed to be food safe. So your options are to pour clear plates or (what I did) topcoat your pieces with a clear layer of resin which will make them food safe. Making plates you can’t eat off would be slightly pointless 🤣

It’s more a question of not re-growing since you cut everything back first. I usually check after a week and if there’s new growth I assume I didn’t get a good enough coating… cut the vine back again and re-coat it in the vine killer. That’s only happened once or twice… usually it dies the first time.

I had never seen them either!! But after scrubbing the porch they seemed like a great idea… they were $2 by the register at Lowe’s!

Those are mums for fall 😊

@@Happilyeverafteretc Love it. I'll have to try it. Thanks.

Isn’t it? I’m definitely in love 🥰

Wouldn’t that be amazing? I was thinking about putting together a compatible design with my Pandora charms (I have quite a few teacups and bees) but nothing in that beautiful turquoise from Gnoce!

Hey Michelle, I have never done silverware and honestly am not sure that I would attempt resin silverware as making the delicate pieces 100% food safe may be challenging. Even with food safe resin (like the one I use for my plates) adding any colorant makes the resin NOT food safe. So your options are clear resin or to topcoat your resin with a clear coat. Both things can work but with the small tines on a fork it may be challenging. Not impossible… just challenging. I did a similar silicone mold to this one and poured knife rests to match a set of antique knife rests I own. It would be the same process for silverware: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pN6orbSg2p7YhKM.htmlsi=fugeF9kmd_UNR-i8 Hope that helps!

@@Happilyeverafteretc I have a really hard problem eating with silverware so I have to eat unfortunately but baby silverware because they're plastic and they don't hurt my mouth that's why I was wondering if there's a way that you can do it and show me how to do it cuz I'm just learning resin you're the first person I've seen even make a plate but thank you that you acknowledge that I asked you a question thank you so much for that

I wore tennis shoes and the covers and was completely fine! If there was more rain perhaps that would change but the helicopters won’t fly in crazy rain so I think you’ll be fine. Have a great time!

@@Happilyeverafteretc great! Thanks for the info! Hoping for sunny weather just like you had!!

We booked it directly through Carnival. It was a back to back cruise so two itineraries on the same ship, in the same room but with different ports!

Thank you! I was so happy with how it turned out ☺️

Aren't they beautiful! I can't wait until my garden is as big as my Mama's. I LOVE this set of dishes as well

I can't waittt!!! Thanks Andrea!

Uh? no it's not it's pronounced gee nose the c takes on an s sound as it does in nice.

Thanks Sharon! We love the foxgloves, it’s always so fun to see them. Looks like a lot of purples and whites this year but a few of the pink gen so I’m very excited for those!

Hi there. Do you have any pics or footage of any from last year when they bloomed?

That’s so fun!! I love my Peggy Martin rose and its story. It’s so cool you got to meet her! I’m excited to try the Mystic Spires this year, so far they’re doing well in my garden

I can't wait to see pictures. I am in zone 9 so I think I will try them next early spring unless I catch a sale on. PM roses are so easy to propagate as well just stick cuttings in the ground or cover up a branch in the dirt under a rock and it should root. I was thinking after watching this video you need to get a little garden bench with wheels so you don't have to keep leaning down so much. 😉

@@333ANGELLOVE I was lucky and my mom brought me a Peggy Martin rose from a trip to Louisiana. She found a great price! Unfortunately I have a really bad knee and cannot kneel without great amounts of pain… I have a great kneeler but rarely use it as bending over is the lesser of two evils for me.

Thank you so much! I’m glad you’re enjoying the videos! I actually have a video coming up that’s cleaning and planting up the front porch that will show the entire front porch. I absolutely love my home and haven’t had any main problems. There are a few things I’d change but none are huge. Mainly I would pay for metal drawer slides instead of plastic (they break super easy) and a handheld shower in addition to the rain head in the main bathroom. Home that helps!

@@Happilyeverafteretc Thank you! That is super helpful! There are many tours of manufactured homes, but not from people that actually own them --- they are just touring them on the lot. Now more than ever with housing prices and rent becoming so high, I think more and more people will go that route since it's a good option. Was it hard for you to find land? I live in NC and it isn't easy to find land that allows you to put a manufactured home on it. Also, your gardens are just gorgeous! I love gardening as well.

Yes! It won’t spread as wide as one plant but once it’s gotten quite big in one spot you can take sections and keep spreading them across the garden ☺️