Like true farmers, the livestock get cared for no matter what! I'm glad that you are feeling better and on the mend. You are so blessed to have 2 daughters that you can depend on and are willing to step up when you need their help.
Yep, where I am too and in my extended family and friends, who are living in the UK. Still quite a few cases of Covid, but more than double that in cases of flu and seems to be much harder-hitting than Omicron is.
I am in East Tennessee and lost my entire greenhouse full of plants like lettuce, peas, cherry tomatoes, radishes, etc. I had a little space heater going, but it couldn't keep up with the low temperatures we had here. I am sorry to hear you got sick. We were exposed to covid but thank the Lord, we did not get sick. We are hoping 2023 is a better year for everyone. Last summer was too hot and we all lost our garden produce then as well. Covid nearly took my husband, but he survived. Now we thank the Lord for each day we wake up to a new start for life. Each day is a new chance to do His will. We must be in His plans for a while longer. Take care and Happy New Year. Annie
That just breaks my heart. Not only were you sick but the loss of so much produce is just so heartbreaking. Hopefully you can recover well and move on from here.
You guys probably already know this, but after the flu, you have to take it a little easy, so that if it is possible for you to still get a little help, it us probably the right thing to accept that help. If you overdo, it can hurt your heart (through rheumatic fever, if I'm remembering right). Whenever I hear about a married couple with the flu, together, I remember my grandparents, who spent their honeymoon with the Spanish influenza. They didn't' feel right at the wedding, and then this. My grandmother said that the house they rented had a bed in opposite corners of the room, in which one of them took one bed, the other took the other, and whoever was feeling less horrible waited on the one feeling worse. I've got to say, I'm impressed with my grandfather about that! Being as old fashioned as he was about men's and women's roles, the thought of him taking care of his sick, new wife, while he, himself, was sick with this deadly flu, was an unexpected and gratifying surprise. But he wasn't so selfish that he wouldn't take care of his bride with the Spanish influenza! Just the same, it's an odd picture from him. Good for my granddaddy!
Good for them! My Dad came down with influenza on my parent's honeymoon. It wasn't as serious as Spanish influenza, but he was pretty miserable and he's never been the best patient! LOL! My Mum spent her time either looking after him or running out to the chemist in the pouring rain (Scotland in October) to get him more medicine!
I'm so sorry you both got so sick 💔 I'm glad you are on the mend and I commend you for getting this video out to us. Yes, that arctic blast was horrible! I was shocked at the wind chills people were getting. I'm happy the girls were their to help out. Such a wonderful family. The girls never got sick? I am always in awe of how animals can withstand those temperatures! DONT DO TOO MUCH TOO SOON!! I'm sure you don't want a relapse of that God bless you all
Glad to see you two. So sorry you got sick… 😢. Thank you for letting us see you both and the homestead. Continued prayers for recovery. Ps: Carol is a cutie 🥰
GH grower tips: 1) Break the thermal barrier. Anything on the ground is subject to soil temperature. & the 2nd law of thermal dynamics. 2) Bottom heat: just like humans, if your feet are cold, so is the root zone. Plants with a warm root zone can withstand colder ambient air temperatures. The heat will then gravitate to the plant canopy. 3) Lower plant cover: hold the heat down as close to the plant canopy as possible. 4) Heavy plant cover: think comforters from the thrift store. We use these in conjunction with additional 6 mil plastic on one bench. The other bench was covered with 6 mil & double 3oz. frost blanket. Our 450 buttercrunch lettuce + 300 cabbage seedlings survived a low of 2*/-16 windchill. We kept everything covered for just short of 5 days, heated with nothing but 3 separate strings of 72w halogen lightbulbs (12 bulbs total).
I really enjoy watching the videos. I think you have discovered that serious viewers don't need to be entertained. We only need the education and inspiration. Thank you, Tom
Thank God that your both getting better and yes, the animals still needed taken care of. Y’all did what you could, it will get better as you both get better. Blessings, take care of yourselves ❤
I was sick during Christmas too. Symptoms of a cold on Thursday, shivering at night, tested positive Friday. Took Mucinex, Tylenol, and plenty of fluids. Fortunately, the virus was mild but had to isolate. About 20 years ago we sold our dairy cattle so we didn’t have to milk or feed cows twice a day. During last week’s blizzard here in Michigan, a snowplow and grater got stuck on our road. Years ago my husband used the tractor and snow blower to clear our road so the milk truck could come in and pick up our milk. Hubby is retired but we enjoy watching the farming/homestead channels.
Our family of seven had this flu. The cough takes forever to get rid of. Needless to say we all had to stay home this Christmas too. This flu has hit alot of homes this Christmas. It's good to know that you guys are doing better.
As city folk I watch your videos and marvel at how interesting but tough your job is day to day and how dedicated you are to it. I can only imagine how challenging it was to keep your daily chores up when you were so sick. Please, please cough into your elbow and not into your hands so you don't keep the virus circulating when you touch things - you need more sickness like a hole in the head. Since Mother Nature is off her meds and is planning a huge warm-up over the next few days, hopefully you will be able to get the new lettuce plants in asap and salad for lunch will be just around the corner. All the best for the new year.
We are having our Christmas on January 2nd this year. My brother in law drives a truck and got stuck in the Northeast area of the country in the middle of the blizzard. We think he's pretty awesome so we decided to hold Christmas until he could get home. I'm So glad to hear you all are healing up, it takes a while to get completely past this flu so be kind to yourselves and take it easy as best you can. God's Blessings to you and your family in the coming year!
I don't know if this would work for you but...I live in CO. I put a $19 small space heater outside in my 4x8 raised bed. Put blankets with plastic over them. I was able to keep 5 ft high tomato plants alive so they could ripen. Took everything off after 2 weeks as the weather warmed up, snow melted off. Neighbors lost their plants, couldn't believe mine were fine except where the plastic directly touched the plants.
Oh my gosh guys! If I didn’t know better I would think this video was made about my past week+ experience! Lol I watched your video on buttoning up and I was doing the same for my chickens when a Mac truck came by and hit me and my husband. Your video paralleled our experience. We didn’t have any Christmas, sick in bed. My daughter still at home exchanged gifts. All else had to be cancelled. Having five kids and grandkids there’s traditions and welp not this year. Yesterday was my first day feeling like I was going to survive this and I was able to run to town. My husband still mending with a deeper cough than I had. Yep we got out of bed into the -8 with windchills of -35-40 degrees because we had to feed and water animals. Was tough, but the movement I believe saved me from inactivity and helping me breathe deeper (did have a fleece face shield on to prevent lung freeze while I was out in the frigid air) I’m happy to report the chickens survived! Glad you two are on the mend to full recovery! Ps get yourself a SQuip. Himalayan Salt Inhaler it is what keep me breathing and drying the lungs of excess fluid not to mention preventing secondary bacteria from breeding in the lungs. It’s a must have for anyone with lung issues due to irritation or illness. Makes for quick free breathing and healing. Think of salt caves for lung therapy overseas, right in your own home. Quick and effective! I also diffused sage essential oil which further encapsulates fluid in the lungs into the oil droplets, like a magnet for excess lung fluid, this is great for aiding in recovery of lung illness.
Sorry you guys have been ill. Glad you are feeling better. Be kind to yourselves allow yourselves time to rest and recover as you redo your green house plantings. You guys continue to teach and inspire your audience. Thank you!
Thank you for that tip on the ventless propane causing an issue with the plants. I’ve pulled my lettuce and spinach and radishes into my garage and put them under grow lights to get through this cold snap. It’s been really chilly out there so i set up a buddy heater to warm it up, but I guess that idea is out. I’m a home gardener and only have a few pots of greens etc to keep going, but I’m definitely inspired to develop an indoor grow zone in my garage. Feel better! I can’t imagine being that sick and still having to keep up with so much.
Oh my gosh, I am so very sorry yall were so sick!!! I'm glad you're feeling better and had your girls to help you. I totally understand how devastated you are about losing your plants. I lost everything in my greenhouse when the electricity went off during the night and my heater shut off. By the time I realized the heater was off at 3 a.m., the damage was already done. Not only did I have vegetable plants in there, I also had tropical plants that were gifts to me from very special people. Our pipes under our house froze and burst and we've been without water since Friday, the 23rd...and since my husband needs hip replacement, he's unable to fix them, so we're on the plumber's list. I'm just thankful we all made it through!
Good grief!! So happy y’all are feeling better! As soon as Sarah started talking I could hear it in her voice. Lots of good healthy bone broth would benefit both of you. Prayers!
Glad that you two are feeling better. So sorry for the loss of your greens. Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe. May God continue to bless you, your family and your adventures.
Glad you’re better now so take it easy till you fully recover, rest is important to recover from flu. We are ten thousand miles away yet flu is hitting hard here, for me it was the worst flu in more than twenty years and almost everyone around got their bad flu many said it’s worse than covid. Again happy you’re better. God bless your family, animals and plants
i'm glad you are feeling better. just go slow for a few more days. I really admire you two seeing the progress you've made in the last few years. God bless you and your family and I hope that this new year will be richly blessed for you.
So sorry that you two were so sick and suffered loss in your high tunnel. We too, lost a lot in our greenhouse here in Texas. When it’s 9 degrees it’s hard to garden. We will start over and pray for the best. Reminds me of what my daddy used to say, “Crime and farming doesn’t pay!” 😂
Our Christmas went exactly the same! The flu moved in the same time as the cold weather and we spent what little energy we had just keeping animals fed and waterers filled. Skipped our Christmas traditions, too. Sorry you had such a major loss because of it. Glad you’re all feeling better.
The struggle is real...sorry about the negative and sickness...however,thank you for having me "CAROL",in your homestead...get well soon!!!..,love from Kenya Africa.
So happy you guys are on the mend. It’s a nasty flu. My husband is just getting over it. Just has to run its course. Do what we have always done. Rest, fluids, vitamins😊. Blessings, 😊💕🙏🏻🇨🇦
@@heidimisfeldt5685 Yes, read up on it. The Dr’s are totally against it but that is what helped millions in other countries. If you are on blood pressure pills it’s a no go but definitely study up on it.
😔Sorry you have been sick. So thankful that none of your animals died or was seriously injured during your big freeze. Take your time getting better and do not have a relapse! You do not want that! Take care and God bless you both and your girls. ❇
Guys, sorry you got sick, especially over Christmas holidays. Glad your feeling better. Been a while since I've had the flu, thank God, but as memory serves, it'll take a while to get over it 100%. Give yourself time to heal. Unfortunately when you have a ranch, farm, garden and / or animals, as you know it's seven days a week, no rest for the weary. Glad you had family around to help. In a ranch / farm community, you have to have friends, neighbors and family to help sometimes, just like you would help them. Anyway Glad your better. Garden will come back, little more work than anticipated. God bless ya'll and hope you have a blessed day my friends.
It has been my pleasure to watch the flow of ingenuity on this homestead. Peaceful caring family relationship and care and attention to living farm animals. Organizational know how. A good cup of coffee and peace in my home‼️. Happy New Year everyone‼️👍⭐️
Healing wishes from our farm in New Hampshire. We know first hand, how challenging it can be to find last minute help on a large farm.The flu has hit our state hard. We decided not to leave the farm. Sadly every neighbor we knew, who went out, either caught the flu or a severe cold. Our new farm helper came down with covid, after my brother-in-law broke his ankle.. He was off his feet for weeks. We have been struggling to get the cattle to the barn before snow. They were out in the back 40. Our local police helped us, by stopping traffic, so we could get the cows & calves across the secondary highway. We were so grateful. Prayers for a speedy recovery! ~ Diane
Love you both and your content. Maybe now that you are settled in the new house, you could do your regular 2 videos and one with cooking something with things from your pantry harvest. I’m sure many people will enjoy a extra video each week! Love to all and hope you feel better soon!🙏🙏🙏
Keeping you in my prayers. I got pneumonia last Friday. 1 step from going to hospital. So sorry for your loss but the Lord will provide. We canceled Christmas too. Carol is prcious.
There's a man and his wife in Maine that have determined adding two layers of sheathing inside their greenhouses with a foot or so air spacing, is like moving down two growing zones.
If you want to learn more about this method of greenhouse growing check out Eliot Coleman. He's the person who did all of the original research on greenhouse growing. He's in Maine. Originally started this research for market gardening so crops that have to be shipped in from other parts of the country/world that can't be grown in colder climates and harvested/sold fresh. Lettuce being an example.
Thoughts and prayers for an absolute recovery in all aspects. So sorry you missed the Christmas festivities this year but glad to hear your on the mend. I know to lose the lettuce is devastating we too grow lettuce for salads. It's a pretty big deal when you depend on it everyday.
So sorry you two missed most of Christmas because of the flu! I fell on Dec 12 spiral fracturing my femur! I was finally released from a big hospital in the Dallas region on Christmas Eve! 12 days was terrible in the hospital! Praying for your complete recovery and I need prayers too! To a better 2023
As everyone has said, we're so glad you're feeling much better! And plants can be replanted, which I'm going to plant some lettuce seeds this week myself. Never have I been up on my garden, but a new year and at the very beginning of winter... a better idea to do it. I smiled at the name "Carol", my friend was gifted an angel fish, now named "Holly", lol. Be well, everyone, stay rested and hydrated, remember "This too, shall pass". Happy New Year 🌟❣🎉
My inside hydroponics lettuce got aphids right before Christmas and they were awful and everywhere so everything went to the chickens for their holiday treat with a naked seed pumpkin. I still have to go through the set ip and deep clean but I had work yesterday (daycare my 2 year old grandpooper) I'm also restarting my leaf broccoli as it had aphids But luckily none of the trees or other house plants I have are infected. Tatsoi and spinach are also on the list. Oh I have lights like Sarah and Kevin. LEDs and even with all 7 -4foot long going it only bumped our electricity up by $3 $3.50 a month. Normally we get enough lettuce(like fancy colored lettuces that cost $5 for 4 tiny heads in the market) each month to make it worth running. At least one big meal a week with salad but constantly picking a few leaves for sandwiches or tacos. My son in law loves Korean BBQ lettuce wraps so he gets a couple whole heads when he volunteered to cook for his mom in law lol. Sprouting onions from seed starts about 3rd week of Jan. I might do purple asparagus seeds too
@@Emeraldwitch30 I do my best to separate everything, as much as I can, but there is only so much space. By doing that, if I lose some things to pests, I don't lose everything. I also do a dip treatment for things that I notice beginning with pests, but sometimes it happens so suddenly and pest numbers just explode, so it is less work to start everything over again, rather than try to reduce the damage to the original crops. Best of luck to you, with round two!
@@juliemcgugan1244 thank you. I just started some seeds lol and I have the 2 rails of my set up in bleach. I also made up and sprayed/puffed actually, diatomaceous earth as it says it is very effective to kill aphids as they are soft bodied. And its organic. Just bad to breathe in. I only found a few hiding on my daughter plant that I have here under lights as its her favorite and she doesn't have lights
It is a huge life pothole getting sick and during the hard weather. I am praying for healing and rewards for your efforts. Thank you so much for sharing real life.
Sorry to hear you were both sick and missed Christmas this year. It was good you had your girls home to help with your chores! Praying that you continue to recover and things can get back to normal for you. xxx
Bless your hearts. Glad you’re on the mend. Christmas of 1992, all four of us were sick, vomiting and diarrhea. Was not fun. Sorry you were sick but that’s what comes our way sometimes. God was good to spare your animals. Really enjoy your channel. It’s very inspiring.
I'm recovering from the crud as well. Hopefully soon cause there's always so much to do! Your lettuce will come back quickly once you get it replanted but it's not fun to lose a homegrown crop. I'm glad your girls were able to help!
We also have been ill most of December with Covid, so feel your pain. But the responsibility for living creatures is huge. I wish you a full recovery and the energy to replenish those lettuces! Happy new year!
Please rest! I had it, too, I am sorry that you two got it. I could not talk for any length of time, even a sentence! Cough lingered for three weeks. I am amazed you are up giving a video in a week’s time. Rest is most important.❣️
We had to cancel our Christmas plans as well. Not flu, just bad colds and coughs and really didn’t want to drive the 8 hours to our daughters house in the frigid/blizzard. I’m glad you are recovering now. Sorry about your lettuce. So glad your animals are fine. Take care of yourselves and don’t work too hard until you’re completely recovered. ❤
We are thankful you got through this flu and bad weather session as well as you did. Sorry you had to put things on hold for Christmas but there will be plenty of time to share when you are both feeling better. We are glad your two girls stepped up and took care of the animals and you both while you were down. Stay safe and get back to feeling good again. May you all have a Happy and Prosperous New Year and all be well. Fred.
Glad you both are getting better, my goodness my kids and I were sort of unprepared for what to do with our chickens for the first part of the cold snap. We brought them inside in two dog crates and threw a blanket over them. But I noticed that the next morning when I turned them loose outside it was still too cold, their water froze in an hour and we ended up putting them down in the unfinished basement for a while and back outside so like an inside, outside deal. But I was noticing myself going in and out of the house loosing energy and I took liquid zinc and vitamins to boost myself up cause I didn't want to get sick. Tis the season, keep drinking water and taking vitamins, stay warm. Lord help us! God bless you all ❤️
My niece now hosts our big family Christmas and her whole bunch caught that flu. We're reschedule for this Friday. My kiddos came on Monday and it was wonderful to see my great granddaughter open her gifts and spend time with her. I found out yesterday that I have a sinus infection so I'm on medicine now. Praying you feel better real soon! Texas Deb ❤️🙏😁
@@godsgreenacreshomestead708 Learned a long time ago that stressing over something that hasn't happened does no one any good. 'Ya can only do due diligence in selecting the doctor, the facility, and making a risk-benefit decision. Beyond that, it is beyond anyone but the medical teams' hands. Better to have prayers for the team and requests for positive outcomes with a world view that all the milestones WILL be met; there is NO room for doubt or fear 'cause they only distract from meeting milestones. - Thank you for your comment.
My heart goes out to you. I'm glad you listened to your bodies and took the time you needed, while taking care of your animals. So bummed about your greenhouse though.
Sending up prayers for a complete recovery for you both. Rest as much as possible. Stay out of the cold weather as much as possible so your bodies have time to fight and heal from the flu. Drink plenty of fluids.
I’m so sorry this horrible flu hit you. I had the same thing earlier this month. I never get sick either, but that thing is brutal. I wish you a quick and smooth healing. So glad all is well with the animals. You take care, most importantly. 😊
Get well soon you guys! There are so many struggling right now. Time now for rest in between taking care of the animals and each other. So happy to hear that your daughters stepped up to the plate to help you🌸.
I am glad that both of you are starting to feel better. I am sorry about your lost. I would like to wish your family a happy new year. My 2023 be a great year for all of us.
Hello Sarah and Kevin. I am so sorry to hear you were so unwell. Too sick for Christmas, that's not a nice thing. I'm glad you were able to keep the animals well. What a loss you had with the lettuce. I saw them only a week or so ago; they were so healthy. What a dreadfully cold period. Good luck with your new starts.Sending thoughts for continued healing.
Yes, we delayed Christmas too...out of three grandkids one had Influenza A, another had stomach flu throwing up for 2 days, and the other we had to take 120 miles in -37 weather (that's not a windchill temp) to get his tonsils/adnoids out (we live in Montana). I picked up the stomach flu from the grandkiddo and we finally had Christmas last night. It'll be a Christmas we remember for a long time. I love that your kids helped you take care of the animals...our kids would have done the same. God bless!
Sorry to hear about all the illness, but it’s great to know you’re coming up, over the edge. Love listening to your plans and experiences on your homestead! Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!
Hang in there! My son helped me. I thought for sure my chickens wouldn’t make it. My face was frozen 🥶 They came through pretty darn good. I fattened up the dogs a few weeks ago to get through it. Gave my girls popcorn and carbs too. Lots of bedding for all. My coop was so small for 10 chickens and my pretty Milly got picked on but no blood. Thank goodness. Today mine our out about. I too kept them in on those severe days. My electrician never showed up so we were hand carrying water to them all. My 2 drop cords got fried together. So l’m going to try again to get their heated waterers fixed up before the next cold spell. Phew 😅take it easy and allow yourselves to recover. Stay well! 🙏prayers from Kansas
I am sorry you got sick and am glad you are back on your feet. I caught the flu in November and I was flat on my back for a week and it was followed by weeks of a nasty cough. It is a blessing to have help! I am glad all you lost was some lettuce!
I can completely understand this - my spring garden suffered through the first trimester of my pregnancy when I was too sick to manage it well. It’s so hard to see that work go to waste! I’m so glad you’re beginning to feel better - flu this year has been brutal!
Thank God all you lost were some plants and none of the animals. My heart goes out to you and Kevin; no one likes or deserves to be sick around this time of year where family gatherings are so looked forward to, but you are both on the mend. Please be careful and give yourselves enough time to properly recuperate. Nothing on the farm is going to survive if the two of you aren’t back to health. Hopefully 2023 will be a great bounce back from the end of 2022 for you, your family and the farm. God bless.
Good to see you guys are on the backside of your illness. Here's hoping you recover soon.💚Have a very Happy New Year Kevin, Sarah & daughters🐖🐓👍🏻✌🏻Take care 🌞
So sorry you were sick. I'm glad you're better. It's frustrating when you are sick and have asthma on top of it. I've done both at the same time. Glad your girls were there to help you. Family and friends are invaluable. Have a blessed and Happy New Year! Blessings!
Glad to hear that you guys are feeling better! Health is EVERYTHING, whether you are on a farm taking care of the animals, work in an office drive a bus, etc. So glad to hear that the animals fared so well in the cold weather as well. Please have a wonderful Christmas holiday with your family and have a very Happy New Year!
We had the severe cold and 55mph winds here in northern Indiana. We postponed our Christmas due to those two factors, plus blowing snow closed many roads and we were in a red travel alert for 3 days. We all managed to stay well, though. I'm so sorry that you both were ill. Thank goodness your gals were home to help you with what chores you managed to complete. Many years ago, my wife and I both had the flu at the same time! That's when we decided to add on another bathroom!! Get well, take care, stay warm, and God Bless you both!!
Hi guys i was sick as well just before Christmas . Sorry to see the green house veg didn't survive. Hopefully you will be able to get things going soon . Christmas wasn't the best for me as well . Take care
I’m sorry you both got sick 😷 My young boys, husband and I had the flu for almost a month with a fever that would come back day later then I got Covid. I pray you all stay healthy this new year.
I hope you guys feel good soon. We also had to reschedule the family festivities this year. Hoping everyone is up to snuff for New Years now.. The grandkids will have another bunch of presents to open. Have a Happy New Year to all.
The flu is bad this year. We have stayed home to keep from getting it. BUT,I GOT IT ANYWAYS! WHAT?????? HOW DOES THAT EVEN HAPPEN? I am glad you both are better. This is a blessing in disguise I have a feeling. Our carrots have NEVER LOOKED,TASTED better! We shall all just start over with our greens! God is good,AMEN?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!✝✝✝
Very sad that you were so sick over Christmas, but it's great to see that you're recovering & the animals are all fine! Happy New Year to all of you!❤️
I will be keeping you in my thoughts throughout this winter. When I see what happened to your important food source I think of my grandparents and great grandparents who lived off of what they grew. They did not have the modern warming technologies available now. I think of how resilient and tough they were and know I owe a debt of gratitude to them for sustaining their families which subsequently lead to me and my family. Your terrible sickness combined with the Arctic freeze were double whammies. Yet you look forward. You assess your losses and move on. I am in awe of you both. Much respect and love to you both.
You two are so awesome. I bought my freeze dryer through your site because you are the ones who first introduced me to it and you still provide so much good info. Feel better! I have Anise Hyssop growing.. would you please show us harvesting, storing and using it for Kevin's tea? Love from Texas.
Sorry you both were so sick. I'm glad you didn't lose any animals and that the girls didn't get sick and pitched in to help. I live in North Idaho and we had -0 degrees weather for over a week. I hope my fruit trees and new raspberry plants survive.
I'm so sorry this hit you two. It hit our home, too. I'm still only about 70% back, and our Christmas was seriously abbreviated. Grateful there were no fatalities and that you two are on the mend. 💛
I feel for y’all. My husband was hospitalized with a stone in his bile duct and then his gallbladder removed. He was so very sick and in agony for many days. Christmas was a total loss, but thank God he is well and recovered beautifully! My plants died also and I drove over 600 miles going back and forth daily to care for our farm and stay at the hospital with him for ten days.
Sorry you all were so sick on the greatest Holiday of the year, glad you're on the path back to healthy. We didn't cancel Christmas but we postponed it until New Years Eve, it was just too dangerous for family members to drive for an hour with the winds, snow, and blowing/drifting snow. The only bad part of that is we aren't done with our celebration yet..lol. Most people have their Christmas mess all cleaned up already and we haven't even made ours yet.
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Like true farmers, the livestock get cared for no matter what! I'm glad that you are feeling better and on the mend. You are so blessed to have 2 daughters that you can depend on and are willing to step up when you need their help.
So sorry about the flu, but rejoicing about the animals and that ur on way to complete recovery. Many blessings now and throughout 2023. Rejoice!
the flu is hitting everywhere, my family has been hit hard with it, prayers for you for complete healing
Yep, where I am too and in my extended family and friends, who are living in the UK. Still quite a few cases of Covid, but more than double that in cases of flu and seems to be much harder-hitting than Omicron is.
I am in East Tennessee and lost my entire greenhouse full of plants like lettuce, peas, cherry tomatoes, radishes, etc. I had a little space heater going, but it couldn't keep up with the low temperatures we had here. I am sorry to hear you got sick. We were exposed to covid but thank the Lord, we did not get sick. We are hoping 2023 is a better year for everyone. Last summer was too hot and we all lost our garden produce then as well. Covid nearly took my husband, but he survived. Now we thank the Lord for each day we wake up to a new start for life. Each day is a new chance to do His will. We must be in His plans for a while longer. Take care and Happy New Year. Annie
That just breaks my heart. Not only were you sick but the loss of so much produce is just so heartbreaking. Hopefully you can recover well and move on from here.
You guys probably already know this, but after the flu, you have to take it a little easy, so that if it is possible for you to still get a little help, it us probably the right thing to accept that help. If you overdo, it can hurt your heart (through rheumatic fever, if I'm remembering right).
Whenever I hear about a married couple with the flu, together, I remember my grandparents, who spent their honeymoon with the Spanish influenza. They didn't' feel right at the wedding, and then this. My grandmother said that the house they rented had a bed in opposite corners of the room, in which one of them took one bed, the other took the other, and whoever was feeling less horrible waited on the one feeling worse. I've got to say, I'm impressed with my grandfather about that! Being as old fashioned as he was about men's and women's roles, the thought of him taking care of his sick, new wife, while he, himself, was sick with this deadly flu, was an unexpected and gratifying surprise. But he wasn't so selfish that he wouldn't take care of his bride with the Spanish influenza! Just the same, it's an odd picture from him. Good for my granddaddy!
Good for them! My Dad came down with influenza on my parent's honeymoon. It wasn't as serious as Spanish influenza, but he was pretty miserable and he's never been the best patient! LOL! My Mum spent her time either looking after him or running out to the chemist in the pouring rain (Scotland in October) to get him more medicine!
They implemented their wedding vows immediately🥰
My x's great-grandparents both died with it in Tombstone. My great grandparents a 100 miles away all lived.
I'm so sorry you both got so sick 💔 I'm glad you are on the mend and I commend you for getting this video out to us. Yes, that arctic blast was horrible! I was shocked at the wind chills people were getting. I'm happy the girls were their to help out. Such a wonderful family. The girls never got sick? I am always in awe of how animals can withstand those temperatures! DONT DO TOO MUCH TOO SOON!! I'm sure you don't want a relapse of that
God bless you all
Glad to see you two. So sorry you got sick… 😢. Thank you for letting us see you both and the homestead. Continued prayers for recovery. Ps: Carol is a cutie 🥰
Very sorry for your illnesses and setbacks. Keep getting well and don’t overdue it.
GH grower tips:
1) Break the thermal barrier. Anything on the ground is subject to soil temperature. & the 2nd law of thermal dynamics.
2) Bottom heat: just like humans, if your feet are cold, so is the root zone. Plants with a warm root zone can withstand colder ambient air temperatures. The heat will then gravitate to the plant canopy.
3) Lower plant cover: hold the heat down as close to the plant canopy as possible.
4) Heavy plant cover: think comforters from the thrift store. We use these in conjunction with additional 6 mil plastic on one bench. The other bench was covered with 6 mil & double 3oz. frost blanket.
Our 450 buttercrunch lettuce + 300 cabbage seedlings survived a low of 2*/-16 windchill. We kept everything covered for just short of 5 days, heated with nothing but 3 separate strings of 72w halogen lightbulbs (12 bulbs total).
Glad you guys are doing better. Praying for a complete recovery. God bless.
I really enjoy watching the videos. I think you have discovered that serious viewers don't need to be entertained. We only need the education and inspiration.
Thank you, Tom
Thank God that your both getting better and yes, the animals still needed taken care of. Y’all did what you could, it will get better as you both get better. Blessings, take care of yourselves ❤
I was sick during Christmas too. Symptoms of a cold on Thursday, shivering at night, tested positive Friday. Took Mucinex, Tylenol, and plenty of fluids. Fortunately, the virus was mild but had to isolate. About 20 years ago we sold our dairy cattle so we didn’t have to milk or feed cows twice a day. During last week’s blizzard here in Michigan, a snowplow and grater got stuck on our road. Years ago my husband used the tractor and snow blower to clear our road so the milk truck could come in and pick up our milk. Hubby is retired but we enjoy watching the farming/homestead channels.
Our family of seven had this flu. The cough takes forever to get rid of. Needless to say we all had to stay home this Christmas too. This flu has hit alot of homes this Christmas. It's good to know that you guys are doing better.
As city folk I watch your videos and marvel at how interesting but tough your job is day to day and how dedicated you are to it. I can only imagine how challenging it was to keep your daily chores up when you were so sick. Please, please cough into your elbow and not into your hands so you don't keep the virus circulating when you touch things - you need more sickness like a hole in the head. Since Mother Nature is off her meds and is planning a huge warm-up over the next few days, hopefully you will be able to get the new lettuce plants in asap and salad for lunch will be just around the corner. All the best for the new year.
We are having our Christmas on January 2nd this year. My brother in law drives a truck and got stuck in the Northeast area of the country in the middle of the blizzard. We think he's pretty awesome so we decided to hold Christmas until he could get home. I'm So glad to hear you all are healing up, it takes a while to get completely past this flu so be kind to yourselves and take it easy as best you can. God's Blessings to you and your family in the coming year!
Take care of yourselvesmy family had it too.
I don't know if this would work for you but...I live in CO. I put a $19 small space heater outside in my 4x8 raised bed. Put blankets with plastic over them. I was able to keep 5 ft high tomato plants alive so they could ripen. Took everything off after 2 weeks as the weather warmed up, snow melted off. Neighbors lost their plants, couldn't believe mine were fine except where the plastic directly touched the plants.
Oh my gosh guys! If I didn’t know better I would think this video was made about my past week+ experience! Lol I watched your video on buttoning up and I was doing the same for my chickens when a Mac truck came by and hit me and my husband. Your video paralleled our experience. We didn’t have any Christmas, sick in bed. My daughter still at home exchanged gifts. All else had to be cancelled. Having five kids and grandkids there’s traditions and welp not this year. Yesterday was my first day feeling like I was going to survive this and I was able to run to town. My husband still mending with a deeper cough than I had. Yep we got out of bed into the -8 with windchills of -35-40 degrees because we had to feed and water animals. Was tough, but the movement I believe saved me from inactivity and helping me breathe deeper (did have a fleece face shield on to prevent lung freeze while I was out in the frigid air) I’m happy to report the chickens survived!
Glad you two are on the mend to full recovery! Ps get yourself a SQuip. Himalayan Salt Inhaler it is what keep me breathing and drying the lungs of excess fluid not to mention preventing secondary bacteria from breeding in the lungs. It’s a must have for anyone with lung issues due to irritation or illness. Makes for quick free breathing and healing. Think of salt caves for lung therapy overseas, right in your own home. Quick and effective! I also diffused sage essential oil which further encapsulates fluid in the lungs into the oil droplets, like a magnet for excess lung fluid, this is great for aiding in recovery of lung illness.
Very good! I also just learned of cardamom tea for lung health. So cool. Blessings 🙌.
Mullein. Natural herb. Great for respiratory symptoms
Sorry you guys have been ill. Glad you are feeling better. Be kind to yourselves allow yourselves time to rest and recover as you redo your green house plantings. You guys continue to teach and inspire your audience. Thank you!
I’m thankful you are feeling better now, and that you had kids who were able to step up and help.
We wish you a speedy recovery! We have enjoyed watching you for 2 years and are praying for you from Georgia!
Thank you for that tip on the ventless propane causing an issue with the plants. I’ve pulled my lettuce and spinach and radishes into my garage and put them under grow lights to get through this cold snap. It’s been really chilly out there so i set up a buddy heater to warm it up, but I guess that idea is out. I’m a home gardener and only have a few pots of greens etc to keep going, but I’m definitely inspired to develop an indoor grow zone in my garage. Feel better! I can’t imagine being that sick and still having to keep up with so much.
Oh my gosh, I am so very sorry yall were so sick!!! I'm glad you're feeling better and had your girls to help you. I totally understand how devastated you are about losing your plants. I lost everything in my greenhouse when the electricity went off during the night and my heater shut off. By the time I realized the heater was off at 3 a.m., the damage was already done. Not only did I have vegetable plants in there, I also had tropical plants that were gifts to me from very special people. Our pipes under our house froze and burst and we've been without water since Friday, the 23rd...and since my husband needs hip replacement, he's unable to fix them, so we're on the plumber's list. I'm just thankful we all made it through!
Good grief!! So happy y’all are feeling better! As soon as Sarah started talking I could hear it in her voice. Lots of good healthy bone broth would benefit both of you. Prayers!
Glad that you two are feeling better.
So sorry for the loss of your greens.
Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe. May God continue to bless you, your family and your adventures.
Glad y’all are feeling better!
Glad you’re better now so take it easy till you fully recover, rest is important to recover from flu. We are ten thousand miles away yet flu is hitting hard here, for me it was the worst flu in more than twenty years and almost everyone around got their bad flu many said it’s worse than covid. Again happy you’re better. God bless your family, animals and plants
i'm glad you are feeling better. just go slow for a few more days. I really admire you two seeing the progress you've made in the last few years. God bless you and your family and I hope that this new year will be richly blessed for you.
So sorry that you two were so sick and suffered loss in your high tunnel.
We too, lost a lot in our greenhouse here in Texas. When it’s 9 degrees it’s hard to garden. We will start over and pray for the best.
Reminds me of what my daddy used to say, “Crime and farming doesn’t pay!” 😂
So sorry guys. We lost big too here in Texas. But thankfully y’all are feeling better
Our Christmas went exactly the same! The flu moved in the same time as the cold weather and we spent what little energy we had just keeping animals fed and waterers filled. Skipped our Christmas traditions, too. Sorry you had such a major loss because of it. Glad you’re all feeling better.
The struggle is real...sorry about the negative and sickness...however,thank you for having me "CAROL",in your homestead...get well soon!!!..,love from Kenya Africa.
So happy you guys are on the mend. It’s a nasty flu. My husband is just getting over it. Just has to run its course. Do what we have always done. Rest, fluids, vitamins😊. Blessings, 😊💕🙏🏻🇨🇦
There are a number of things at the health food store which help boost immunity, to prevent ever getting ill at all. Stay healthy. ❤
@@heidimisfeldt5685 Ivermectin!
We are good. Thank you.
@@beezhomestead6576
I haver never used that... might have to look it up. Tks.
@@heidimisfeldt5685 Yes, read up on it. The Dr’s are totally against it but that is what helped millions in other countries. If you are on blood pressure pills it’s a no go but definitely study up on it.
😔Sorry you have been sick. So thankful that none of your animals died or was seriously injured during your big freeze. Take your time getting better and do not have a relapse! You do not want that! Take care and God bless you both and your girls. ❇
One day I’ll have a bigger greenhouse for my rural Missouri farm. My tiny one is okay for now but we have such unpredictable weather here 😊❤
Guys, sorry you got sick, especially over Christmas holidays. Glad your feeling better.
Been a while since I've had the flu, thank God, but as memory serves, it'll take a while to get over it 100%.
Give yourself time to heal.
Unfortunately when you have a ranch, farm, garden and / or animals, as you know it's seven days a week, no rest for the weary.
Glad you had family around to help. In a ranch / farm community, you have to have friends, neighbors and family to help sometimes, just like you would help them.
Anyway Glad your better. Garden will come back, little more work than anticipated.
God bless ya'll and hope you have a blessed day my friends.
It has been my pleasure to watch the flow of ingenuity on this homestead. Peaceful caring family relationship and care and attention to living farm animals. Organizational know how. A good cup of coffee and peace in my home‼️. Happy New Year everyone‼️👍⭐️
Healing wishes from our farm in New Hampshire. We know first hand, how challenging it can be to find last minute help on a large farm.The flu has hit our state hard. We decided not to leave the farm. Sadly every neighbor we knew, who went out, either caught the flu or a severe cold. Our new farm helper came down with covid, after my brother-in-law broke his ankle.. He was off his feet for weeks. We have been struggling to get the cattle to the barn before snow. They were out in the back 40. Our local police helped us, by stopping traffic, so we could get the cows & calves across the secondary highway. We were so grateful. Prayers for a speedy recovery! ~ Diane
Love you both and your content. Maybe now that you are settled in the new house, you could do your regular 2 videos and one with cooking something with things from your pantry harvest. I’m sure many people will enjoy a extra video each week! Love to all and hope you feel better soon!🙏🙏🙏
Keeping you in my prayers. I got pneumonia last Friday. 1 step from going to hospital. So sorry for your loss but the Lord will provide. We canceled Christmas too. Carol is prcious.
There's a man and his wife in Maine that have determined adding two layers of sheathing inside their greenhouses with a foot or so air spacing, is like moving down two growing zones.
If you want to learn more about this method of greenhouse growing check out
Eliot Coleman. He's the person who did all of the original research on
greenhouse growing. He's in Maine. Originally started this research for
market gardening so crops that have to be shipped in from other parts of
the country/world that can't be grown in colder climates and harvested/sold
fresh. Lettuce being an example.
Hard times!😢 So sad to hear about all your struggles. Wishing you a happy, healthy prosperous 2023!
Thoughts and prayers for an absolute recovery in all aspects. So sorry you missed the Christmas festivities this year but glad to hear your on the mend. I know to lose the lettuce is devastating we too grow lettuce for salads. It's a pretty big deal when you depend on it everyday.
So glad your girls didn’t get sick. You will bounce back but take care of yourselves. So glad all your animals made it through.
So sorry you two missed most of Christmas because of the flu!
I fell on Dec 12 spiral fracturing my femur! I was finally released from a big hospital in the Dallas region on Christmas Eve! 12 days was terrible in the hospital! Praying for your complete recovery and I need prayers too! To a better 2023
As everyone has said, we're so glad you're feeling much better! And plants can be replanted, which I'm going to plant some lettuce seeds this week myself. Never have I been up on my garden, but a new year and at the very beginning of winter... a better idea to do it.
I smiled at the name "Carol", my friend was gifted an angel fish, now named "Holly", lol.
Be well, everyone, stay rested and hydrated, remember "This too, shall pass". Happy New Year 🌟❣🎉
My inside hydroponics lettuce got aphids right before Christmas and they were awful and everywhere so everything went to the chickens for their holiday treat with a naked seed pumpkin.
I still have to go through the set ip and deep clean but I had work yesterday (daycare my 2 year old grandpooper)
I'm also restarting my leaf broccoli as it had aphids
But luckily none of the trees or other house plants I have are infected.
Tatsoi and spinach are also on the list.
Oh I have lights like Sarah and Kevin. LEDs and even with all 7 -4foot long going it only bumped our electricity up by $3 $3.50 a month.
Normally we get enough lettuce(like fancy colored lettuces that cost $5 for 4 tiny heads in the market) each month to make it worth running. At least one big meal a week with salad but constantly picking a few leaves for sandwiches or tacos.
My son in law loves Korean BBQ lettuce wraps so he gets a couple whole heads when he volunteered to cook for his mom in law lol.
Sprouting onions from seed starts about 3rd week of Jan. I might do purple asparagus seeds too
@@Emeraldwitch30 I do my best to separate everything, as much as I can, but there is only so much space. By doing that, if I lose some things to pests, I don't lose everything. I also do a dip treatment for things that I notice beginning with pests, but sometimes it happens so suddenly and pest numbers just explode, so it is less work to start everything over again, rather than try to reduce the damage to the original crops. Best of luck to you, with round two!
@@juliemcgugan1244 thank you. I just started some seeds lol and I have the 2 rails of my set up in bleach.
I also made up and sprayed/puffed actually, diatomaceous earth as it says it is very effective to kill aphids as they are soft bodied.
And its organic. Just bad to breathe in.
I only found a few hiding on my daughter plant that I have here under lights as its her favorite and she doesn't have lights
It is a huge life pothole getting sick and during the hard weather. I am praying for healing and rewards for your efforts. Thank you so much for sharing real life.
Sorry to hear you were both sick and missed Christmas this year. It was good you had your girls home to help with your chores! Praying that you continue to recover and things can get back to normal for you. xxx
Bless your hearts. Glad you’re on the mend. Christmas of 1992, all four of us were sick, vomiting and diarrhea. Was not fun. Sorry you were sick but that’s what comes our way sometimes. God was good to spare your animals. Really enjoy your channel. It’s very inspiring.
I'm recovering from the crud as well. Hopefully soon cause there's always so much to do! Your lettuce will come back quickly once you get it replanted but it's not fun to lose a homegrown crop. I'm glad your girls were able to help!
I’m sorry you got sick!! It’s a huge loss with the greenhouse but life moves forward. Wishing you health and energy 🙏🏽
We also have been ill most of December with Covid, so feel your pain. But the responsibility for living creatures is huge. I wish you a full recovery and the energy to replenish those lettuces! Happy new year!
Please rest! I had it, too, I am sorry that you two got it. I could not talk for any length of time, even a sentence! Cough lingered for three weeks. I am amazed you are up giving a video in a week’s time. Rest is most important.❣️
We had to cancel our Christmas plans as well. Not flu, just bad colds and coughs and really didn’t want to drive the 8 hours to our daughters house in the frigid/blizzard.
I’m glad you are recovering now. Sorry about your lettuce. So glad your animals are fine. Take care of yourselves and don’t work too hard until you’re completely recovered. ❤
God Bless You both and your wonderful farm. Such an inspiration for so many folks👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻❣️
We are thankful you got through this flu and bad weather session as well as you did. Sorry you had to put things on hold for Christmas but there will be plenty of time to share when you are both feeling better. We are glad your two girls stepped up and took care of the animals and you both while you were down. Stay safe and get back to feeling good again. May you all have a Happy and Prosperous New Year and all be well. Fred.
Glad you both are getting better, my goodness my kids and I were sort of unprepared for what to do with our chickens for the first part of the cold snap. We brought them inside in two dog crates and threw a blanket over them. But I noticed that the next morning when I turned them loose outside it was still too cold, their water froze in an hour and we ended up putting them down in the unfinished basement for a while and back outside so like an inside, outside deal. But I was noticing myself going in and out of the house loosing energy and I took liquid zinc and vitamins to boost myself up cause I didn't want to get sick. Tis the season, keep drinking water and taking vitamins, stay warm. Lord help us! God bless you all ❤️
My niece now hosts our big family Christmas and her whole bunch caught that flu. We're reschedule for this Friday. My kiddos came on Monday and it was wonderful to see my great granddaughter open her gifts and spend time with her. I found out yesterday that I have a sinus infection so I'm on medicine now. Praying you feel better real soon! Texas Deb ❤️🙏😁
One of us has a procedure today so we rescheduled the Christmas get together for mid January just to reduce the risk.
@@terryhenderson424 I'm praying for a great outcome on the procedure and may God direct the hands of the physician and staff. Blessings, Texas Deb ❤️
@@godsgreenacreshomestead708 Learned a long time ago that stressing over something that hasn't happened does no one any good. 'Ya can only do due diligence in selecting the doctor, the facility, and making a risk-benefit decision. Beyond that, it is beyond anyone but the medical teams' hands. Better to have prayers for the team and requests for positive outcomes with a world view that all the milestones WILL be met; there is NO room for doubt or fear 'cause they only distract from meeting milestones. - Thank you for your comment.
My heart goes out to you. I'm glad you listened to your bodies and took the time you needed, while taking care of your animals. So bummed about your greenhouse though.
Sending up prayers for a complete recovery for you both. Rest as much as possible. Stay out of the cold weather as much as possible so your bodies have time to fight and heal from the flu. Drink plenty of fluids.
🙏🙏🙏. Prayers for a quick recovery. ❤️ & a big 🫂
I’m so sorry this horrible flu hit you. I had the same thing earlier this month. I never get sick either, but that thing is brutal. I wish you a quick and smooth healing. So glad all is well with the animals. You take care, most importantly. 😊
Get well soon you guys! There are so many struggling right now. Time now for rest in between taking care of the animals and each other. So happy to hear that your daughters stepped up to the plate to help you🌸.
I am glad that both of you are starting to feel better. I am sorry about your lost. I would like to wish your family a happy new year. My 2023 be a great year for all of us.
Hello Sarah and Kevin. I am so sorry to hear you were so unwell. Too sick for Christmas, that's not a nice thing. I'm glad you were able to keep the animals well. What a loss you had with the lettuce. I saw them only a week or so ago; they were so healthy. What a dreadfully cold period. Good luck with your new starts.Sending thoughts for continued healing.
God bless you both!! rest and get better soon!
You guys are troopers. Thank God you are on the mend. Praying for you and your family. God bless.
Yes, we delayed Christmas too...out of three grandkids one had Influenza A, another had stomach flu throwing up for 2 days, and the other we had to take 120 miles in -37 weather (that's not a windchill temp) to get his tonsils/adnoids out (we live in Montana). I picked up the stomach flu from the grandkiddo and we finally had Christmas last night. It'll be a Christmas we remember for a long time. I love that your kids helped you take care of the animals...our kids would have done the same. God bless!
Sorry to hear about all the illness, but it’s great to know you’re coming up, over the edge.
Love listening to your plans and experiences on your homestead!
Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!
Glad u guys are better. Thank God u had the girls there!! Maybe u can warm up for a week!!
Hang in there! My son helped me. I thought for sure my chickens wouldn’t make it. My face was frozen 🥶 They came through pretty darn good. I fattened up the dogs a few weeks ago to get through it. Gave my girls popcorn and carbs too. Lots of bedding for all. My coop was so small for 10 chickens and my pretty Milly got picked on but no blood. Thank goodness. Today mine our out about. I too kept them in on those severe days. My electrician never showed up so we were hand carrying water to them all. My 2 drop cords got fried together. So l’m going to try again to get their heated waterers fixed up before the next cold spell. Phew 😅take it easy and allow yourselves to recover. Stay well! 🙏prayers from Kansas
I am sorry you got sick and am glad you are back on your feet. I caught the flu in November and I was flat on my back for a week and it was followed by weeks of a nasty cough. It is a blessing to have help! I am glad all you lost was some lettuce!
I can completely understand this - my spring garden suffered through the first trimester of my pregnancy when I was too sick to manage it well. It’s so hard to see that work go to waste! I’m so glad you’re beginning to feel better - flu this year has been brutal!
Thank God all you lost were some plants and none of the animals. My heart goes out to you and Kevin; no one likes or deserves to be sick around this time of year where family gatherings are so looked forward to, but you are both on the mend. Please be careful and give yourselves enough time to properly recuperate. Nothing on the farm is going to survive if the two of you aren’t back to health. Hopefully 2023 will be a great bounce back from the end of 2022 for you, your family and the farm. God bless.
So sorry glad you guys are feeling better ❤️ prayers 🙏 ❤️
Good to see you guys are on the backside of your illness. Here's hoping you recover soon.💚Have a very Happy New Year Kevin, Sarah & daughters🐖🐓👍🏻✌🏻Take care 🌞
I look forward to a healthy New Year. You guys are inspiring🎉
So sorry you were sick. I'm glad you're better. It's frustrating when you are sick and have asthma on top of it. I've done both at the same time. Glad your girls were there to help you. Family and friends are invaluable. Have a blessed and Happy New Year! Blessings!
Glad to hear that you guys are feeling better! Health is EVERYTHING, whether you are on a farm taking care of the animals, work in an office drive a bus, etc. So glad to hear that the animals fared so well in the cold weather as well. Please have a wonderful Christmas holiday with your family and have a very Happy New Year!
We had the severe cold and 55mph winds here in northern Indiana. We postponed our Christmas due to those two factors, plus blowing snow closed many roads and we were in a red travel alert for 3 days. We all managed to stay well, though. I'm so sorry that you both were ill. Thank goodness your gals were home to help you with what chores you managed to complete. Many years ago, my wife and I both had the flu at the same time! That's when we decided to add on another bathroom!! Get well, take care, stay warm, and God Bless you both!!
Pray you two are completely well soon and that no one else gets it. Had a bout myself with "something". Take care and God bless!
Hi guys i was sick as well just before Christmas . Sorry to see the green house veg didn't survive. Hopefully you will be able to get things going soon . Christmas wasn't the best for me as well . Take care
I’m sorry you both got sick 😷 My young boys, husband and I had the flu for almost a month with a fever that would come back day later then I got Covid. I pray you all stay healthy this new year.
I hope you guys feel good soon. We also had to reschedule the family festivities this year. Hoping everyone is up to snuff for New Years now.. The grandkids will have another bunch of presents to open. Have a Happy New Year to all.
The flu is bad this year. We have stayed home to keep from getting it. BUT,I GOT IT ANYWAYS! WHAT?????? HOW DOES THAT EVEN HAPPEN? I am glad you both are better. This is a blessing in disguise I have a feeling. Our carrots have NEVER LOOKED,TASTED better! We shall all just start over with our greens! God is good,AMEN?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!✝✝✝
Very sad that you were so sick over Christmas, but it's great to see that you're recovering & the animals are all fine! Happy New Year to all of you!❤️
I will be keeping you in my thoughts throughout this winter. When I see what happened to your important food source I think of my grandparents and great grandparents who lived off of what they grew. They did not have the modern warming technologies available now. I think of how resilient and tough they were and know I owe a debt of gratitude to them for sustaining their families which subsequently lead to me and my family. Your terrible sickness combined with the Arctic freeze were double whammies. Yet you look forward. You assess your losses and move on. I am in awe of you both. Much respect and love to you both.
Happy holidays glad your both feeling better
Please don't over do before you are fully recovered....don't need to relapse. Blessings of health to your family! Happy New Year.
You two are so awesome. I bought my freeze dryer through your site because you are the ones who first introduced me to it and you still provide so much good info. Feel better! I have Anise Hyssop growing.. would you please show us harvesting, storing and using it for Kevin's tea? Love from Texas.
Sorry you both were so sick. I'm glad you didn't lose any animals and that the girls didn't get sick and pitched in to help. I live in North Idaho and we had -0 degrees weather for over a week. I hope my fruit trees and new raspberry plants survive.
It's such a shame you got the flu over Christmas. It was great you had the girls to help you out. Wishing you a Happy New Year to you all 🎉🎉🎉🎉👍👍👍👍🥰🥰🥰🥰
I'm so sorry this hit you two.
It hit our home, too. I'm still only about 70% back, and our Christmas was seriously abbreviated. Grateful there were no fatalities and that you two are on the mend. 💛
Hope you guys are on the mend! ❤❤❤
I feel for y’all. My husband was hospitalized with a stone in his bile duct and then his gallbladder removed. He was so very sick and in agony for many days. Christmas was a total loss, but thank God he is well and recovered beautifully! My plants died also and I drove over 600 miles going back and forth daily to care for our farm and stay at the hospital with him for ten days.
So sorry that you both were sick and that your Christmas plans were cancelled! Glad you are on the mend!🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I am sorry you two got sick, and also sorry about the loss of your garden plants.
What a relief that you both are recovering from that flu and your animals all survived the frigid temperatures. Bless y’all and thank you for posting.
I pray you both have a full recovery. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
Yea!!!! I’m first to watch AND comment
I am sorry to hear you are sick, praying for you both to be good as new soon! Love ya!
Sorry you all were so sick on the greatest Holiday of the year, glad you're on the path back to healthy. We didn't cancel Christmas but we postponed it until New Years Eve, it was just too dangerous for family members to drive for an hour with the winds, snow, and blowing/drifting snow. The only bad part of that is we aren't done with our celebration yet..lol. Most people have their Christmas mess all cleaned up already and we haven't even made ours yet.