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@@craftymouse Thank you, craftymouse from NC. 🤗

He loved it, especially the $1,000,000 bill. Hahaha! Thank you.

Glad you like them, and thank you for visiting!

Thank you so much, and welcome!

Thank you so much for your kind words. I am so glad that you enjoyed the video.

@@mitzieat307junkjournals4 Thank you Mitzie.

Thank you so much!

I think so too!

@@AlexanderOrion Do you grow Aloe Vera?

@@AngelikasJournal Yes, for about two years now, I have around 25 medium plants, but I can say that everything I learned is from "The AloeVera Garden" channel on youtube, and own experiments, someone mentioned it here. Cheeers <3

Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!

Thank you so much for your lovely comment.

Hello there, what does 'promosm' mean?

Welcome Andrea, thanks for subscribing. Yes, isn't it adoarable! I got so excited when my daughter showed it to me.

I do too! Spring will be here in no time!🌻

Okay, I think thermal printers fade with time. I'm not sure, I remember having a receipt for something I had bought, and when I found it a couple of years later, I couldn't read it anymore, the ink had dissappeared.

Do you mean it prints in black and white?

Thank you, I am happy you enjoyed the video.

I love that stocking too. It t just hangs around because it just makes me happy. Last I saw the Avon books are still the same today, just alot thicker. Thank you for your lovely comment.

I'm sorry to hear that. I keep my house at 22C in the winters and they are fine. Mine remains a houseplant all year long. I'm not sure what your situation is, but you say mild cold. What do you mean by mild cold? If you need to wear more than a sweater, I will assume it's too cold. I wear a sweater in the house and my aloe is fine. Is yours by an outside door? It could get a draft, and that's not good. I believe aloe vera plants can take some cooler weather, but how cool depends. Mine are potbound and gets water very little, could that be an issue? I'm not sure what the plants issue is without knowing more. And, remember I am not an expert, I am still learning too. I hope you can figure it out. Aloe vera plants are so beautiful! And, giving up on any plant is heart breaking. Good luck.

Hahaha! You're funny! Thank you for that.

Yes, I agree, but it just gives it a bit more in texture and flavour. Just noodles and juice is kinda boring, in my opinion. Comfort food that's all it is, and spice! Thank you for visiting and commenting.

Why thank you sowinthecity.

Why thank you lovely person! It is put on every year here in my city. There are so many places that have Christmas lights, that I didn't record. Next Christmas I will be sure to tape more than just these two places.

Thank you

Thank you, I do too. It gives you a creative outlet. I want to do a mixed media one in the future. Thank you for visiting.

Thank you for visiting!

I googled the machine you talk about. It looks really nice, you can do alot with it. Unfortunately, it is also pricey like you said, I would not be able to buy one. It is nice to know there is a machine out there where you do not need bobbins. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you, I really love them too!

Thank you for sharing, I will have to remember that remedy.

@@AngelikasJournal no problem! Of course, it’s not absolutely foolproof, and it doesn’t prevent leaf rot so you should still take care, but mostly it’s quite helpful

@@aminaa5824 I really appreciate you sharing this information. I will keep it in mind if I have an issue in the future. Thank you.

I do give it a thorough watering when it is dry, and I mean completely dry. I live in Canada, in a city that is extremely dry. Between the dry climate and the heating system in the winter, they do need a thorough watering.

Thank you for sharing. And yes, I do not water it too much. It thoroughly dries out before I water it again.

Thank you for sharing. Sounds alot like my life! Hahaha! Take care.

Right? I agree, I am just a talkative kinda gal! Hahaha! Thanks for visiting.

@@AngelikasJournal glad that you didn't take offence. It was just a thought. ❤️

@@maitri_negi And, I totally agree. In alot of my videos I even say it. It's just a natural thing I do. At 61 it is hard to change old habits. I am trying. I appreciate you visiting and commenting. Thank you.

I found your video to be helpful. Just a thought ❤

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Sorry what does that mean? Thanks for visiting.

Thank you and welcome

Thank you, I am glad you enjoy them.

Thank you, that's a great idea!

Thank you, I'll have to try that.

Thank you, I do want to try tea too eventually.

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it 💗

Thank you, craftwithbon!

Hello and thanks for visiting! My prayer plant has dry edges all the time. I find that if I mist it every few days it helps. They really don't like the dry air. Maybe a cooling mist, if your floors can handle it, mine can not. A shower once a week or two may also help. A tray with pebbles and water. Anything that can help keep it's environment a little more humid. Remember, if you add moisture then you may not need to water as much. Hope this helps. Mine is in a constant state of bloom right now. The flowers are so dainty and white. Such beauty!

@@AngelikasJournalThank you for these great tips! If I find another prayer plant, I will definitely put these tips to use. Have a great day!!🪴 🌞 🌱

Why thank you for your lovely comment. And, thank you for visiting.

Thank you for your lovely comment, I appreciate it. Yes, my hip is getting better, nothing keeps me down for long, there's still too much to do! Hahaha!

Thank you, Taryn! That's very kind of you to say.

Thank you, I appreciate you saying so. It can only get better from here! Hahaha!