Your oldest two are going to have incredible stories to share throughout the rest of their lives from this experience. I imagine these being shared over the next few decades in very fond ways.
I know this would be a HUGE job for Paul, but for the driving away episode of the RV, it would be cool to do a montage of the time with the RV starting with it coming in, showing stories from it while you used it, and then ending with it going down the drive of the ranch and moving on to its next family. Maybe something similar could also be done on the episode with the house tour? It could start with the laying of the foundation, taking us through episodes while it was being built, and then it could conclude with y'all taking us through the finished product. Just thought I'd throw that thought out there. Thank you so much for taking us along on this journey with you. #YeeYee
This might be one of my favorite episodes of The Smith's. Partly because it's so simple but mainly because of the dogs! I already knew you guys are amazing people but the way the dogs look at y'all and want to be with you 100% confirms you're amazing people 💕
I love this channel and to anyone that see’s this and is new you should subscribe you don’t know what your missing they are such all such an amazing god loving family. You will never be disappointed
Exactly! I'm soooo friggin excited to see how it all came together - I bet 2 bazillion gazillion dollars that it's as beautiful aesthetically as the Smith Family is spiritually and holistically! 💞
We live in a 36 foot fifth wheel for 18 months while we were building our house. First thing I modified was putting a railing around the top of my cabinets so I could store dishes canisters and stuff. That gave me the space in the cabinets for more food storage. It was the best time of our lives!
Ya'll have so many memories to last a life time living in RV. Now the new journey begins. Thank ya'll so much for sharing your life. Hope ya'll have a great night. Love you guys.
I fully understand where your coming from, I have been a truck driver for 29 years, and I at one time lived in a truck for 7 years. I worked by driving it, but 5 of those 7 years, my girlfriend lived with me. It wasnt a tryck with a huge sleeper, it was just a normal sleeper. We cooked in it as well. Truck stops were our rest room and shower. The yard where the company was had a drivers room with a full bathroom and laundry. One thing you learn when you dont have much space, is you dont really need stuff to be happy as ling as you have someone you love to share it with. Yee Yee!!!
I lived in a 28' travel trailer for about 10 months. I loved it. Music piped throughout. I would crank up the music and slide through like "Risky Business" Lol. Or just dance the little hallway. It is very cozy like a big hug around you. I did have a blast. I never used the stove or burners. I used a glass top burner and Instant pot but it was just me. Living it up at 62 in my "little camper". My son and family moved back down from Kentucky so they stayed in my house and I stayed in the camper until they settled in and found a house. I've been back in my house for about 20 months. I do miss the "little camper". Ya'll Stay Safe and God Bless.
My dad and step mom about 2 years ago both retired, sold their 5 bedroom 4 and half bathroom house in The Colony, TX, sold pretty much everything in their house, bought and RV. They have been living in the RV and traveling the country. We all thought they were crazy but they love it!! Love you guys and everything y’all do!!
Having the barn is huge for that extra somewhat protected space (example: Christmas tree and guests). It's the tiny house journey without the traveling and better animal experience (farm animals , dogs, etc). I loved every minute ❤ of your year! I was living in a van and have my own experiences. Now I'm living in a mobile home park in a 14 x 70 house!.. what a year for me too.
We've been living in our travel trailer, completely off grid forn7 months. We have a 2 year old a 5 year old and 3 large dogs. It's a lot of work but totally doable!
We raised our kids in 1400 square feet, we were always under each other’s feet and our kids are so close to us, even as adults. They love our tiny house. We always wanted a bigger house, but we paid it off and can afford to heat and cool it, so we just stay..
I think it makes good sense to do that! Not only does it enable your family to bond, but you also figure out what's the most important things to keep close to you and which you can do without !!
I love the fact your children experience Living in a barn and actually how well they adapted to the Seasons, hot summer and freezing weather. Also working and doing chores building character. I really enjoyed following your journey.the end results is a beautiful home that suits your personalities. Also taking the children out in the woods and teaching them to live the simple life and enjoy Mother Nature totally making some wonderful memories and getting ready for Maverick ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We own a Solitude 375RES and just love it. I don't think we'd care to let it sit in one spot for a year. That would save a bunch of money on fuel for the truck, but deny us the opportunity to see this great nation that God gifted us. Glad you got to enjoy the Solitude! God bless you guys.
Back to the basics - that has such a good sound to it. I've actually gave some serious thought to selling my townhome and buying an RV, travel the country since the pandemic has proven my job can be done remotely. I've been with y'all from the beginning and watched y'all live the barn life (which y'all made it look so easy - even washing dishes 30 feet away). In closing, I just want to say its been inspiring watching the content y'all have produced since the birth of The Smiths! #LiveLikeRiv ❤️🦋🎈
I think you'd enjoy the traveling and freedom of full-time RV'ing! I think I remember you mentioning this before and that you have been doing some research on it - a lot of good youtube channels on full-timing while working remotely. Best of luck to you, Adam! #YeeYee #LiveLikeRiv 💞🎈
I've been full-time in my rv since June '19 and can't imagine going back to a sticks-n-bricks. My teen son and I have stayed mostly stationary but, I plan on traveling when he finishes school and spreads his wings! 😁
My husband and I started living in our RV in Feb and we start building our house in the next month. We have loved the closeness and it’s been cozy. People have called us crazy but we are making it work!!! We also have 2 young kids ages 2 and 5.
Hey guys, right now my family of 5 left home and we are living in our rv in Florida. My wife got a 13 week assignment at a hospital down here. Our camper is 26’ it’s small. Everyday has its challenges but it’s bringing our family closer then ever. But I can tell you when we head back home I will appreciate our house a lot more!
My husband and I sold our 2 houses bought an RV and have been living in it full time for the last two months, with two teens in CANADA. So far so good!!!
I think Y'all did good living in the RV. KID is just beginning their RV living adventure. Y'all have lots of memories that will last forever. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
My wife and I and our son live full time in a RV in west Texas for about 18 months now and we love it. There's some downsides but for the most part we enjoy it.
Don't forget about Granger's spot under the trailer hitch. He loved to read his Bible there until he busted his head on it.🤣 Thanks for another great episode guys!!! Yee Yee nation
Hey Amber and Granger, I agree with everything you just said. Our family when I was a kid, also lived in an RV for awhile while building a house. Plus my own family (husband and children), also lived in our RV one summer. We drove across Canada for short term work. My kids still talk about it today, as adults. I think all children need experience in RV living/camping. It makes wonderful memories.
Lived in Ft Worth growing up and in El Paso after we got married and hubby was stationed at Ft Bliss... Also was born in OK. With either state....just wait an hour or so and you will get to see weather episodes such as tornadoes, hurricanes, dust storms, flooding, drought, ...all in one day.
So happy for you guys!! I have enjoyed watching your memories in this RV. Can’t wait to see your new house. Even though I don’t know you personally, I feel like I do because you guys are always so open and honest. Thank you for that. Every time I watch I am always amazed and inspired by your positive attitudes!
Been so excited for you all to get moved in the new house. Sad to see the RV going, but she did her job‼️ and y’all grew as a family. God’s Love and grace. Love The Smith family....along with those adorable and funny dogs. Please don’t stop showing the garden but can’t wait to see the tour of the new home. ~ Texas
Love grows best in tiny places ! Your family is living proof of that. You can't knock those smiles off your faces telling of your year in the camper. I've loved watching the journey and I'm so excited to see what the next chapter brings. I love y'all! Yee yee from a Kansas Grandma
We live in our rv with a 4 yr old and a nearly 2 yr old while we build and we love it! We travel al over and will miss it when we get back into a house!
The joys the trials and tribulations!! What the good Lord provided..in the mist of a pandemic and the 4 seasons of weather...you had it much better than most..in that ice storm...and the heat having that RV in the barn...I thought it was the perfect solution for the duration of building a house... theirs always questions that need to be addressed...when building...and the campfire stories...for generations to come...😍...it's been so fun to watch and listen...Bless you both for sharing so much with your fan base...your an Amazing Family...
Smiths, as a man who has survived 2 divorces, watching y’all making your family work so well and living SOOOO RIGHT by Gods Word brings me soooo much joy, PROVING Gods promises for His childeren. In such a time in the world as this, bless, bless, bless y’all for sharing your hearts, your family, for SETTING A OUTSTANDING example on positive Christian living. Again, 100% support the Smiths and YEE YEE Nation!!!🇺🇸👍😉 Your boy, Fast Texas Eddie
And AGAIN THANK YOU for YEEYEE Radio. I’m 51, grew up in the 70s/80s, party years in the 90s and the Yee Yee mix RED DIRT, 90s and 2000s rock????? 😀 YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
I lived in a 18 trailer for four months and traveled and relocated to a 1100 sgft house and in many ways I was more content in the trailer with less stuff . Perhaps you all should consider buying that RV and start camping with it or take it on family vacations , just a thought well take care and I loved it that the dogs wanted to be with you guys in the video , theres nothing like having a dog around .
We are building a house right now and are blessed enough to be living near family. They made room for us and we are living with them for thr time being. It actually is bringing us closer and understanding each other more. It does get frustrating at times but in the end its worth it on all fronts.
I can only imagine how much closer you guys are as a family and a couple by living the way that you guys have over the last 13 months. You were already a strong family and a strong couple but even more now. I can not wait to see the completed dream home. #YeeYee
Ha..we lived in a 5th wheel while building as well. And same....it was a very cold winter for us, not a normal one;) we used the bathroom for a crib(the tub)and the kids had their pull out bed. We built a sauna so we would wash etc in there. We survived and most def APPRECIATED the house after the camper and barn. We MISS them simple days thats for sure! Enjoy your BEAUTIFUL home that God has blessed you with!!! It will be an adjustment etc. But for the best🥰 riv along w your miscarriage lil boy will be watching yous! They will be cheering you on! 🥰🥰🥰 God bless you all! Just think of it as a new beginning. Xoxo
It's always amazing how you can live with less and still have a wonderful time and make it all work. My daughter lives full time in her RV and travels to workamp. She's done it for 5 years and loves it.
Maybe you should buy an RV, and do some camping with the kids, it would bring you back together for a bit, and reminisce about when you used to live in the RV. Congrats on moving into your new home!
Hard to believe it's been 13 months! Time is flying! I would live in that RV. I'm not too far from you and I have the perfect spot. I've always wanted to take my kids around the country for a year of homeschooling and learning history by visiting each state.
Granger and Amber what a Hugh smile on your faces. Granger those doggies sure miss you. Love y’all so much and can’t wait to see new house. ❤️💗❤️💗❤️❤️YEEYEE
Rv life will keep it real. Experiences you never would have had and most important keeping it real and the bond you make with your family you can't get it in other regular living situations. I lived in a motorhome, Vans and have never had one regret. Simple Life=Happy Life=Thankfulness
I live in snowy Utah. Was visiting family in Austin. Arrived and that night the ice story hit. It was bad. You can't imagine unless you lived it. All airports closed. No gas,food,fast food open.markets closed too. Hospital was melting snow to flush toilets. I slipped on 4inches ice. Broke my shoulder and had head stitchesand and a concussion. IT WAS BAD. My hotel had no heat or water. A 5 day stay turned to 15. Couldn't get outgoing flights. Car rental and hotel turned to 3k. That's ruff when living on SS. But I'm alive. Hugs
My husband and I lived in our motor home for 6 months while he was working out of town. I loved it. The minimal lifestyle was awesome. We lived in an RV park so we had hookups and the park had showers so I could take long ones. I don’t think I could have done it with kids though.
What an adventure! Thanks for taking us along for the ride. London and Lincoln will always have that time and closeness to look back on thanks to your willingness to push the boundaries of the “norm” and embrace the adventure! I could sure go for some back to the basics!
We had a big beautiful 5th wheel (38’) that we only had for 3 yrs, sadly we had to sell it. My husband was diagnosed with dementia about 2 yrs ago, it’s slowly sneaking up on him. I miss going camping! Now back to your video, I can hardly wait to see the tour of your new home.
I am so grateful to your family for taking us along on this journey of your life. It's been amazing to see the kids grow and the love of Jesus your family expresses. Can't wait to see little Maverick born and the new house, and see your family continue to be blessed and help others through life's journey. Blessings 😇
I am so excited !!!! I just got my tickets for a Granger Smith concert here in Oregon in Sept. !!! I have waited so long to go to one of your concerts! I love your music , youtube videos and most of all your amazing family! It has been so amazing for me to watch Arise, we lost my first nephew at 3 yrs. old and it is so hard and I have lost 4 pregnancies myself so things Amber shares really hits home with me and helps me. The Smith family is an inspiration to so many families.
Growing up we went traveling around the states for two weeks in a Shasta camper. Five kids and our parents was some of the best memories I will never forget.
Once again Granger from the citizens of north central Iowa I would like to apologize for the unacceptable behavior of the ABATE staff and organizers. We do NOT condone that type of behavior and wish they would stop. It definitely goes against everything my wife and I believe in and were so glad to see that you refused to perform while naked girls danced on the stage. It really says a lot about you as an artest and a family Man. God bless you and your family....YeeYee
I lived in a 5th wheel 45' with 3 sides toy hauler for 2 years after going thru 3 hurricanes so we had decided to be mobile. We enjoyed it for about 6 months with 2 teenage boys . We had good days and days when propane ran out in the middle of this night and it was cold. Met some great people at the park where we lived and for that it was good. Glad your family enjoyed and can't wait to see your new home...Thanks for sharing.💞
For the first 9 months me and my family moved to Tennessee we lived in a 35 foot travel trailer from September of 1988 till June of 1989 so it was let fall winter and spring till the beginning of summer so yes it’s doable not easy but yea it can be done and ours wasn’t as nice as y’all’s but it can be done, and when I was younger we would camp all summer long in Pennsylvania so it was just like a extended camping trip
You should real think about keeping the camper. Use it when your not touring just as family time get a way. I was very doubtful when we bought ours (5years ago). I just can't get enough. Great memories are made in a camper. Just being with the ones you 💘
Considering that many people around the world live with huge families in mud huts, this was a mansion! lol.....you did great in it...can't wait to see the new house!!
I think yall truly Needed this time in the RV it was a great time for you family to become closer and it'll be something the kids will never forget and if anything it'll teach the kids how to live below their means and rough it which is always good experience to have and yall should be so proud of yourselves im sure it wasn't easy but at least it brought you all closer than you were before. And you can tell the baby that his first home was an RV even though he was still in your belly it was still his first home..
I live in mine full time and I’m the one who convinced my husband to do it I absolutely love it you have to be willing to downsize and get rid of junk and it’s so freeing doing it I have not intentions of ever going back to a house
Your oldest two are going to have incredible stories to share throughout the rest of their lives from this experience. I imagine these being shared over the next few decades in very fond ways.
I know this would be a HUGE job for Paul, but for the driving away episode of the RV, it would be cool to do a montage of the time with the RV starting with it coming in, showing stories from it while you used it, and then ending with it going down the drive of the ranch and moving on to its next family. Maybe something similar could also be done on the episode with the house tour? It could start with the laying of the foundation, taking us through episodes while it was being built, and then it could conclude with y'all taking us through the finished product. Just thought I'd throw that thought out there. Thank you so much for taking us along on this journey with you. #YeeYee
Great ideas!!
Awesome ideas 💡
This might be one of my favorite episodes of The Smith's. Partly because it's so simple but mainly because of the dogs! I already knew you guys are amazing people but the way the dogs look at y'all and want to be with you 100% confirms you're amazing people 💕
Love the LivLikeRiv shirt Granger! Can’t wait to see the reveal of the House!
I love that live like Riv shirt
Me too!
Where can we get that Live Like Riv Shirt?
It's a really nice shirt .
@@Sneaux65 sadly I think they discontinued them a while back
@@Sneaux65 I want one too!!
Love how Remi just looked at Granger and Amber with so much devotion ..Speaks very highly of your sweet spirit.
I love this channel and to anyone that see’s this and is new you should subscribe you don’t know what your missing they are such all such an amazing god loving family. You will never be disappointed
Can’t wait for the house tour🏡
Exactly! I'm soooo friggin excited to see how it all came together - I bet 2 bazillion gazillion dollars that it's as beautiful aesthetically as the Smith Family is spiritually and holistically! 💞
We live in a 36 foot fifth wheel for 18 months while we were building our house. First thing I modified was putting a railing around the top of my cabinets so I could store dishes canisters and stuff. That gave me the space in the cabinets for more food storage. It was the best time of our lives!
Ya'll have so many memories to last a life time living in RV. Now the new journey begins. Thank ya'll so much for sharing your life. Hope ya'll have a great night. Love you guys.
I fully understand where your coming from, I have been a truck driver for 29 years, and I at one time lived in a truck for 7 years. I worked by driving it, but 5 of those 7 years, my girlfriend lived with me. It wasnt a tryck with a huge sleeper, it was just a normal sleeper. We cooked in it as well. Truck stops were our rest room and shower. The yard where the company was had a drivers room with a full bathroom and laundry. One thing you learn when you dont have much space, is you dont really need stuff to be happy as ling as you have someone you love to share it with. Yee Yee!!!
Our Motor Coach was life changing, but I love it, small and cozy, warm and KO loving.... BEAUTIFUL‼‼ Granger and Amber. ❤🤗🎸🎹🎤🎧
So many memories were made ❤️❤️
I lived in a 28' travel trailer for about 10 months. I loved it. Music piped throughout. I would crank up the music and slide through like "Risky Business" Lol. Or just dance the little hallway. It is very cozy like a big hug around you. I did have a blast. I never used the stove or burners. I used a glass top burner and Instant pot but it was just me. Living it up at 62 in my "little camper". My son and family moved back down from Kentucky so they stayed in my house and I stayed in the camper until they settled in and found a house. I've been back in my house for about 20 months. I do miss the "little camper". Ya'll Stay Safe and God Bless.
My dad and step mom about 2 years ago both retired, sold their 5 bedroom 4 and half bathroom house in The Colony, TX, sold pretty much everything in their house, bought and RV. They have been living in the RV and traveling the country. We all thought they were crazy but they love it!! Love you guys and everything y’all do!!
LONDON SAYING IT'S HER FAV HOUSE EVER IS GOLD. SHE REALLY HAS A SWEET PERSONALITY. WHAT A LITTLE YEE YEE HONEY !!😊💖
Having the barn is huge for that extra somewhat protected space (example: Christmas tree and guests). It's the tiny house journey without the traveling and better animal experience (farm animals , dogs, etc). I loved every minute ❤ of your year! I was living in a van and have my own experiences. Now I'm living in a mobile home park in a 14 x 70 house!.. what a year for me too.
Luna the Canine Comic. That girl makes me laugh!
We've been living in our travel trailer, completely off grid forn7 months. We have a 2 year old a 5 year old and 3 large dogs. It's a lot of work but totally doable!
I can’t believe that the time has come for y’all to move into your home. It’s been an adventure!!! ♥️🏎🦖🎈🦋
The memories you made with the kiddos over those 13 months priceless
Y'all look SOOOO HAPPY!!!!! This time in the solitude in the barn looks good on you two. ❤
We raised our kids in 1400 square feet, we were always under each other’s feet and our kids are so close to us, even as adults. They love our tiny house. We always wanted a bigger house, but we paid it off and can afford to heat and cool it, so we just stay..
I think it makes good sense to do that! Not only does it enable your family to bond, but you also figure out what's the most important things to keep close to you and which you can do without !!
I love the fact your children experience Living in a barn and actually how well they adapted to the Seasons, hot summer and freezing weather. Also working and doing chores building character. I really enjoyed following your journey.the end results is a beautiful home that suits your personalities. Also taking the children out in the woods and teaching them to live the simple life and enjoy Mother Nature totally making some wonderful memories and getting ready for Maverick ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
We own a Solitude 375RES and just love it. I don't think we'd care to let it sit in one spot for a year. That would save a bunch of money on fuel for the truck, but deny us the opportunity to see this great nation that God gifted us. Glad you got to enjoy the Solitude! God bless you guys.
Back to the basics - that has such a good sound to it. I've actually gave some serious thought to selling my townhome and buying an RV, travel the country since the pandemic has proven my job can be done remotely. I've been with y'all from the beginning and watched y'all live the barn life (which y'all made it look so easy - even washing dishes 30 feet away). In closing, I just want to say its been inspiring watching the content y'all have produced since the birth of The Smiths! #LiveLikeRiv ❤️🦋🎈
I think you'd enjoy the traveling and freedom of full-time RV'ing!
I think I remember you mentioning this before and that you have been doing some research on it - a lot of good youtube channels on full-timing while working remotely.
Best of luck to you, Adam!
#YeeYee #LiveLikeRiv 💞🎈
@@Kjellmclean thank you
You all are such a beautiful beautiful family and down to earth 🌍. Love ❤️ from Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
A humbling experience
Makes you appreciate home much more in the end
Amen
I've been full-time in my rv since June '19 and can't imagine going back to a sticks-n-bricks. My teen son and I have stayed mostly stationary but, I plan on traveling when he finishes school and spreads his wings! 😁
@@Kjellmclean safe travels! 🙏
@@drhambone1598 Thanks Doc! Maybe see ya out on the road or in a National Park sometime! 🙏😊
@@Kjellmclean that would be great
Evening YEE YEE Nation!! My two Westies are climbing all over me trying to get to your dogs.🐾🐾🐾🐾❤️❤️❤️
A new beginning💕💞
My husband and I started living in our RV in Feb and we start building our house in the next month. We have loved the closeness and it’s been cozy. People have called us crazy but we are making it work!!! We also have 2 young kids ages 2 and 5.
Hey guys, right now my family of 5 left home and we are living in our rv in Florida. My wife got a 13 week assignment at a hospital down here. Our camper is 26’ it’s small. Everyday has its challenges but it’s bringing our family closer then ever. But I can tell you when we head back home I will appreciate our house a lot more!
My husband and I sold our 2 houses bought an RV and have been living in it full time for the last two months, with two teens in CANADA. So far so good!!!
I think Y'all did good living in the RV. KID is just beginning their RV living adventure. Y'all have lots of memories that will last forever. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.
What an incrediable family memory enjoying each other and nature!! Love it! God Bless!
so many emotions in this video happy that you are in the farmhouse and sad to see that the barn life is ending
My wife and I and our son live full time in a RV in west Texas for about 18 months now and we love it. There's some downsides but for the most part we enjoy it.
Don't forget about Granger's spot under the trailer hitch. He loved to read his Bible there until he busted his head on it.🤣 Thanks for another great episode guys!!! Yee Yee nation
All the memories you guys will have of living in the rv. Sounds like you guys had an amazing adventure living in the RV.
I have been waiting for this day for a while congratulations
The balloons on the end screen reminded me of Heaven Bound Balloons
Hey Amber and Granger, I agree with everything you just said. Our family when I was a kid, also lived in an RV for awhile while building a house.
Plus my own family (husband and children), also lived in our RV one summer. We drove across Canada for short term work. My kids still talk about it today, as adults. I think all children need experience in RV living/camping. It makes wonderful memories.
Lived in Ft Worth growing up and in El Paso after we got married and hubby was stationed at Ft Bliss... Also was born in OK. With either state....just wait an hour or so and you will get to see weather episodes such as tornadoes, hurricanes, dust storms, flooding, drought, ...all in one day.
So happy for you guys!! I have enjoyed watching your memories in this RV. Can’t wait to see your new house. Even though I don’t know you personally, I feel like I do because you guys are always so open and honest. Thank you for that. Every time I watch I am always amazed and inspired by your positive attitudes!
And what a beautiful and healing year it has been for you all. God Bless.🎈
What an experience for the whole family. Love the interaction with the dogs.
So many people are making RVing fulltime. We've been doing it for 5 years.
Been so excited for you all to get moved in the new house. Sad to see the RV going, but she did her job‼️ and y’all grew as a family. God’s Love and grace. Love The Smith family....along with those adorable and funny dogs. Please don’t stop showing the garden but can’t wait to see the tour of the new home. ~ Texas
Love grows best in tiny places ! Your family is living proof of that. You can't knock those smiles off your faces telling of your year in the camper. I've loved watching the journey and I'm so excited to see what the next chapter brings. I love y'all! Yee yee from a Kansas Grandma
We live in our rv with a 4 yr old and a nearly 2 yr old while we build and we love it! We travel al over and will miss it when we get back into a house!
The joys the trials and tribulations!! What the good Lord provided..in the mist of a pandemic and the 4 seasons of weather...you had it much better than most..in that ice storm...and the heat having that RV in the barn...I thought it was the perfect solution for the duration of building a house... theirs always questions that need to be addressed...when building...and the campfire stories...for generations to come...😍...it's been so fun to watch and listen...Bless you both for sharing so much with your fan base...your an Amazing Family...
Yesss!! Party of four full timer RV living. For almost 5 years!! Love definitely grows best in little houses like this 💞
Smiths, as a man who has survived 2 divorces, watching y’all making your family work so well and living SOOOO RIGHT by Gods Word brings me soooo much joy, PROVING Gods promises for His childeren.
In such a time in the world as this, bless, bless, bless y’all for sharing your hearts, your family, for SETTING A OUTSTANDING example on positive Christian living. Again, 100% support the Smiths and YEE YEE Nation!!!🇺🇸👍😉
Your boy,
Fast Texas Eddie
And AGAIN THANK YOU for YEEYEE Radio.
I’m 51, grew up in the 70s/80s, party years in the 90s and the Yee Yee mix RED DIRT, 90s and 2000s rock????? 😀 YES!!! YES!!! YES!!!
I lived in a 18 trailer for four months and traveled and relocated to a 1100 sgft house and in many ways I was more content in the trailer with less stuff . Perhaps you all should consider buying that RV and start camping with it or take it on family vacations , just a thought well take care and I loved it that the dogs wanted to be with you guys in the video , theres nothing like having a dog around .
Love seeing y’all together. Reaffirms my faith in marriage.
We are building a house right now and are blessed enough to be living near family. They made room for us and we are living with them for thr time being. It actually is bringing us closer and understanding each other more. It does get frustrating at times but in the end its worth it on all fronts.
I can only imagine how much closer you guys are as a family and a couple by living the way that you guys have over the last 13 months. You were already a strong family and a strong couple but even more now. I can not wait to see the completed dream home. #YeeYee
We just sold our home and are moving to TN. We are staying in our camper not sure how long we will. I have heard we will love it.
Ha..we lived in a 5th wheel while building as well. And same....it was a very cold winter for us, not a normal one;) we used the bathroom for a crib(the tub)and the kids had their pull out bed. We built a sauna so we would wash etc in there. We survived and most def APPRECIATED the house after the camper and barn. We MISS them simple days thats for sure!
Enjoy your BEAUTIFUL home that God has blessed you with!!! It will be an adjustment etc. But for the best🥰 riv along w your miscarriage lil boy will be watching yous! They will be cheering you on! 🥰🥰🥰 God bless you all!
Just think of it as a new beginning. Xoxo
It's always amazing how you can live with less and still have a wonderful time and make it all work.
My daughter lives full time in her RV and travels to workamp. She's done it for 5 years and loves it.
Maybe you should buy an RV, and do some camping with the kids, it would bring you back together for a bit, and reminisce about when you used to live in the RV. Congrats on moving into your new home!
Y'all are very resilient. You had quite a year weather-wise and rolled with it like troopers!
When you RV full time, you cook outside most of the time! Use a gas grill as an oven. Been living in our RV for almost 4 years now.
My son lived in one for 3 years in West Texas, he loved it!!!
Hard to believe it's been 13 months!
Time is flying!
I would live in that RV. I'm not too far from you and I have the perfect spot.
I've always wanted to take my kids around the country for a year of homeschooling and learning history by visiting each state.
Can’t wait for the FULL HOUSE TOUR!!!!!!! Can’t believe y’all are already in the house! Wow times sure flies bye. YEEYEE🦋🎈
Granger and Amber what a Hugh smile on your faces.
Granger those doggies sure miss you.
Love y’all so much and can’t wait to see new house. ❤️💗❤️💗❤️❤️YEEYEE
Rv life will keep it real. Experiences you never would have had and most important keeping it real and the bond you make with your family you can't get it in other regular living situations. I lived in a motorhome, Vans and have never had one regret. Simple Life=Happy Life=Thankfulness
I live in snowy Utah. Was visiting family in Austin. Arrived and that night the ice story hit. It was bad. You can't imagine unless you lived it. All airports closed. No gas,food,fast food open.markets closed too. Hospital was melting snow to flush toilets. I slipped on 4inches ice. Broke my shoulder and had head stitchesand and a concussion. IT WAS BAD. My hotel had no heat or water. A 5 day stay turned to 15. Couldn't get outgoing flights. Car rental and hotel turned to 3k. That's ruff when living on SS. But I'm alive. Hugs
You will look back on this time and realize how close it brought your family together!
May the Lord continue to bless all of you as you transition.
My husband and I lived in our motor home for 6 months while he was working out of town. I loved it. The minimal lifestyle was awesome. We lived in an RV park so we had hookups and the park had showers so I could take long ones. I don’t think I could have done it with kids though.
Much love to you all and your Family!! Blessings ♥️🙏🏻♥️🙏🏻♥️🙏🏻
Totally unrelated but did anyone else see how Virgin River mentioned Granger in season 3 episode 7 😂😂
I did! I loved it. At first I was like, “That’s not Granger.” Lol
@@mirandandavis88 yes me too! 😂
Me too. Lol.
I saw that. You could tell that wasn't Granger.
What show?
God bless the Smith Family ❤️🦋
Great memories in the camper!
Now onto the next adventure in the new home...
Have a good evening 🌻🌻🌻
What an adventure! Thanks for taking us along for the ride. London and Lincoln will always have that time and closeness to look back on thanks to your willingness to push the boundaries of the “norm” and embrace the adventure! I could sure go for some back to the basics!
PS going back to the basics… appreciating life’s simplicities. Sounds a lot like That’s Why I Love Dirt Roads
We had a big beautiful 5th wheel (38’) that we only had for 3 yrs,
sadly we had to sell it. My husband was diagnosed with dementia about 2 yrs ago, it’s slowly sneaking up on
him. I miss going camping!
Now back to your video, I can hardly wait to see the tour of your new home.
My family and I have been living in West Texas in a camper for the last 7 years,and the extreme cold was a big problem
I am so grateful to your family for taking us along on this journey of your life. It's been amazing to see the kids grow and the love of Jesus your family expresses. Can't wait to see little Maverick born and the new house, and see your family continue to be blessed and help others through life's journey.
Blessings 😇
Happy you're finally moving into your forever 🏡 It will be a full house soon with Mav coming soon. One big happy 👨👩👧👧👶😇
So happy for y’all 🙌🏻
I am so excited !!!! I just got my tickets for a Granger Smith concert here in Oregon in Sept. !!! I have waited so long to go to one of your concerts! I love your music , youtube videos and most of all your amazing family! It has been so amazing for me to watch Arise, we lost my first nephew at 3 yrs. old and it is so hard and I have lost 4 pregnancies myself so things Amber shares really hits home with me and helps me. The Smith family is an inspiration to so many families.
Camping always brings a family together! And for a year! What awesome memories! 💙
We miss our RV. We had so much fun!
Growing up we went traveling around the states for two weeks in a Shasta camper. Five kids and our parents was some of the best memories I will never forget.
Once again Granger from the citizens of north central Iowa I would like to apologize for the unacceptable behavior of the ABATE staff and organizers. We do NOT condone that type of behavior and wish they would stop. It definitely goes against everything my wife and I believe in and were so glad to see that you refused to perform while naked girls danced on the stage. It really says a lot about you as an artest and a family Man. God bless you and your family....YeeYee
I lived in a 5th wheel 45' with 3 sides toy hauler for 2 years after going thru 3 hurricanes so we had decided to be mobile. We enjoyed it for about 6 months with 2 teenage boys . We had good days and days when propane ran out in the middle of this night and it was cold. Met some great people at the park where we lived and for that it was good.
Glad your family enjoyed and can't wait to see your new home...Thanks for sharing.💞
I'm so excited to see the new house!! Love you Smith Family ❤
Beautiful family inside and out. Hard to put in words how much I respect and admire y’all. Living example. Thank you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
We did it for a year touring around uk. Loved it had two kids and a baby! Loved it.
For the first 9 months me and my family moved to Tennessee we lived in a 35 foot travel trailer from September of 1988 till June of 1989 so it was let fall winter and spring till the beginning of summer so yes it’s doable not easy but yea it can be done and ours wasn’t as nice as y’all’s but it can be done, and when I was younger we would camp all summer long in Pennsylvania so it was just like a extended camping trip
So happy it was as great experience for your family! I bet indoor plumbing at your fingertips now is going to feel like a luxury!
You should real think about keeping the camper. Use it when your not touring just as family time get a way. I was very doubtful when we bought ours (5years ago). I just can't get enough. Great memories are made in a camper. Just being with the ones you 💘
Considering that many people around the world live with huge families in mud huts, this was a mansion! lol.....you did great in it...can't wait to see the new house!!
Can’t wait to see your new home AND your new baby!!! 💕🇺🇸💕
I think yall truly Needed this time in the RV it was a great time for you family to become closer and it'll be something the kids will never forget and if anything it'll teach the kids how to live below their means and rough it which is always good experience to have and yall should be so proud of yourselves im sure it wasn't easy but at least it brought you all closer than you were before. And you can tell the baby that his first home was an RV even though he was still in your belly it was still his first home..
I live in mine full time and I’m the one who convinced my husband to do it I absolutely love it you have to be willing to downsize and get rid of junk and it’s so freeing doing it I have not intentions of ever going back to a house
So glad y'all are in your home now we cant wait to see it much love from my family to yours friends YEE YEE!! GOD BLESS