I started watching for the knitting content. I keep watching (enthusiastically WAITING for each episode) because I love visiting with you no matter what you bring up. Knitting, Betty Ann, weather, neighbors, your miscellaneous interests, dogs & cats, life,!etc etc etc. the more the better. Don’t stop. Don’t limit yourselves. The Montrealer is so, so cool! Keep calm and podcast 😜❤️
John, your Montrealer looks great! I enjoyed hearing about Scott's brewing adventures and how you are learning the whole process. Safe and fun travels coming up!
Like the Mead section--something I've been interested in--my son homebrews delicious beer. Can't wait to hear more. The Montrealer came out beautifully. I was wondering how the hood would look and it's really nice-looking. I might give this a try, too. Tell your nephew not to worry, I've been trying to recruit all the men in my life to knit and, they're curious; it's a start. 😉 Good to see you guys again. And, thank you. --KateColors
Ginger beer info was great. I’m looking forward to cider and Meade shows. I loved seeing the Needles at the Ready Yarn. The etsy shop was sold out before I got there. As usual your yarn choices are beautiful.
I love all the topics covered by the those I watch. Yes, you are knitting people, but I watch people I like. And, let's be honest, if you like people, they can talk about anything and you will listen. ☺
That was very interesting! TH-cam can send you down some very interesting rabbit holes. Ask me how I know. I love anything that is done from scratch. When the zombie apocalypse happens you fellas are are going to be very popular....people love their alcoholic drinks. Plus y'all knit so you will be able to trade booze and knitwear for all the things! I learned to make cold processed soap a few years ago, which I got super into. The same for spinning, dyeing, nalbinding, tablet weaving, etc. I even purchase whole raw fleeces and process them myself. I need to learn to shear the sheep in order for this to be helpful in a post apocalyptic situation though. My newest hobby is leather work. I just want to learn to do all the things!! I look forward to hearing more about your home brewing journey and I hope y'all have the most excellent week ever!
I grew up in La Crosse and live near Madison now. Enjoy your Wisconsin vacation! I'm so envious of you knitting your Alaska hat; it's on my list, but I have so many things to finish first. I love ginger beer! So interesting to hear how it is made. Thanks for a great podcast!!
It's always great to see a new episode from you two. I love the home brewing segment! Your montrealler turned out so well. The orange I-cord really makes it. Can't wait to see what you guys come up with next.
I really enjoy your podcast and seeing what you are both knitting (I wish I could knit that well!) Good luck on your brewing, very interesting to learn about it. Before the pandemic, one of my knitting groups used to meet once a month at our local brewery and I was experiencing some really good ciders.
Love your Mead journey. I started on a kombucha journey, and learned some things from your talk. I blew up three bottles, luckily inside a plastic garbage bin, so everything was contained. I was surprised how the shards of glass embedded into the plastic garbage bin!
My boys made it again! At least I can see you via the videos since I can't hike to Minnesota. Or maybe I can if I grab on to the back of a truck! I noticed none of those trips involved your Mother!!!! Love, Mom
I have friends in Fergus Falls and one works at the funeral home. It is a lovely town. I am glad you were able to join friends to celebrate a life well lived.
This was so fun! I’m not lol that interested in the mead process, but making my own ginger beer or cider sounds really fun. I also love LaCrosse because I go to school down there. Hope you guys have a fun time. Sad that the yarn shop close due to COVID in January.
That was a great explanation of the process of making ginger bear. Pretty cool and interesting. Looking forward to see how your next batch comes out. For your mead, should you start another batch of that now or a little later on so that you don't have to wait another nine months after you've tried your first batch in November? Just asking. Great show guys!
Loved the Sweet Mead no Shade segment, I learned a lot and found it fascinating, would love to see you both taste test new batches as you turn them into finished objects. I have never tried Mead but I love Cider - especially as a summer drink and I’m interested in the many different cider varieties, will you also eventually experiment with different ingredients?
Another fun episode and what would an episode be if there were no digression😂 We took the Empire Builder from Chicago or Whitefish when we flew to the East Coast when the lockdowns were just starting and could not fly home. Best thing ever!!! So much fun. Google the train and print out the list of all the cities you will pass or stop at. The information is priceless. Also, I love near Glacier and my LYS is in Whitefish. Polka Dot Sheep;) When are you coming? Would love to meet you bents🇺🇸🌻
My husband and I have been making Mead and wine for years. At one point we had over a hundred bottles! We haven't done it now for a couple years, but it was always a fun process. To save yourself some time when you bottle, invest in a standing corker. Much safer and faster. Good luck and have fun! We also made some Door County cherry wine. Delicious
Hi. Here as always for knitting content, but love and would follow you for “sweet mead” also. Explaining your process was interesting. A rabbit hole i would love to fall down if i had more youth and cash. What can go better together than knitting & brew? Thank you so much for this episode. 🙂🍻. Keep making.
Hello from Mounds Illinois. My friend and I took the train from Carbondale Illinois to Chicago a few years ago for Vogue Knitting which was great and we had a great time.
I don't knit much and the home brew is equally as interesting. My husband who is blind home brews in a big way. It's interesting to learn about it all. Every year I crush all the apples from the garden for him in a a French thing but never tried the cider. He says it's failed but reckon he drinks it all! Jen x
I love your podcast, you two are great and really sweet. The ginger beer section was very interesting, and I wonder if the bottled lemon juice affected the end taste since it does have preservative in it.
Mixing topics is always interesting... Found an AL film called The Love She Sought. You may have watched it? It was lovely... Really nice Rowan jumper! It'll be amazing! Thank you for showing. Always great! 💕🌿
We took the train from Chicago to Seattle the first week of October 2019. I recommend getting a roomette…nothing better than having your own potty & shower. Bring some supplemental food….the best part of the dining car (if they have restarted that) is being seated with strangers. We were seated with the owner of Howling Gale Farm for our final meal. She raises Shetland Sheep in the Methow Valley, WA. Bring your knitting to the observation car.
You can take the train from Chicago right into Everett, Wa which is 20-30 minute drive from Monroe. I’ve taken the train multiple times and I am from the area in Wa
Another fun episode. I am interested in home brewing vicariously. I'm here for fiber fun, but it's natural for a person to diversify their interests. Maybe we're not all avid Angela fans, but it's fine to hear you guys talk about her oeuvre.
Fun episode! Although I'm not a home brew person, I did find it interesting. Just a thought, if you have folks only interested in the home brew portion, publish the time stamp that can be skipped to if wanted. Have a good week 💃
Switching topics if awesome...Amy Beth (the fat squirrel speaks) spends the first half of her very longstanding podcast delving into many tangents of a vast variety... and she's one of the most loved out there... You do you and the right people will find/stick with you....
First of all yum ! I love mead!! So I have a jumper that I managed to do every M1L and M1R wrong so it became a lace embellishment that if questioned was absolutely done on purpose 😳😁
It takes effort to find a train, but it can be fun. I've been going from Texas to Chicago for several years. I recommend getting a sleeper compartment on the Seattle to Minneapolis (I went on to Chicago) as it includes your food as well as a [sort of] real bed.
John that vest looks huge, what does the pattern say for a finished size? Your Montrealer came out nice. Scott you should knit sock tubes while you are watching all that you tube. The explanation of ginger beer was interesting even if I have no interest in learning its fun to see your excitement over your FO and WIP. You have been busy!
Yeah, I met gauge (maybe a little under even) for the vest, so I hope it's ok, I'm doing the 44 inch size which I think will work, since I will be wearing the vest over another article of clothing.
I was born in Brainerd! Paul Bunyan is everywhere there. There's a fun Paul Bunyan museum there that serves a lumberjack breakfast with the best pancakes in the world!
I'm just here the cheap entertainment! 😉 While I knit at midnight....... Yeah, it's too early for 106°+ which it was LAST week, but supposed to be 83° tomorrow. 🤷 For me, a blondie is a brown sugar brownie..... Dyeing yarn is SO fun!!!! Uh-oh, no Betty Ann?!?!? How fun with the beverages, love a GOOD Moscow mule..... Have fun guys!!!
I'm with you on the M1R M1L situation. M1L is not making a hole, M1R is making a hole, hm. Something isn't right. Learned that last year. Congratulations on marathon training, that's just excellent!! What race are you doing? I've been hoping to get motivated to get out running again. Today a co-worker who is a runner who also fell from grace last year said "we can''t use Covid as an excuse any more." Maybe she and I should challenge each other. Keep us updated on your progress! Just loved hearing about your home brewing experiments, it would be fantastic to hear more about how that goes.
I've made lot of Grandma's Favorite dishcloths. I mostly use Size 9 (5.5 mm) needles, but sometimes I'll use size 7 (4.5 mm) or size 8 (5mm) needles. I have a craft businesses, and dishcloths are one of my best sellers.
Hey. I am from Nebraska and if you get off the beaten path and get up in the sandhills or the northwestern part of the state it is beautiful. Maybe a different beauty than what people think about but it is. Especially the skies.
Absolutely, our Nebraska experience is pretty much limited to chugging along I-80 on our way to visit my family in Colorado, so we speak from a very narrow experience of the state.
John, your Montreal’s is amazing. Congratulations. But, Scott, not sure if you just mixed things up, but the dominant yarn should be held in the left hand. Probably will make no difference in your hat as long as your are being consistent.
Make sure to bring ear plugs on the train trip. Your going to want th at night to sleep. And make sure your in the observation deck thru glacier. 😁 (Grew up in MT and we take the train trip over the mountains for school)
Pelicans do Migrate to Minnesota. The white Pelicans nest on Pelican Island in the summer. I know, it’s news to me too. Scott, I love the colors you chose for your Alaskan hat. Can I copy you on my hat?
where are you guys? i hope you are alright....it's been nearly 2 months since your last post...miss you guys...i love listening to you while i knit and drink coffee.....i really do hope both of you are ok
You should do what you want, it's your podcast. A small section of Sweet mead, no shade would be fun, I think... I'd like to see you taste test the products... but if you want to make it a larger segment, I think, it's great to put in in the end, like you did now, and I can just skip it, if it gets too boring. Because if was fun to hear you explain the process, and I can understand why it's fascinating... but I have zero interest in brewing, and I won't warm to it either, as I don't drink alcohol...
"What's the name of the train company?" There's only the one! Huge country of more than 300 million people and we have one interstate passenger railway. I've ridden Amtrak several times and can safely say that you have about a four out of five chance of having a wonderful experience 😀
I think if other knitting podcasters can blather on about the store-bought teas they're drinking, you can certainly talk about home brewing. Now I want to know what other kind of beers can be made besides ginger beer. Like, rhubarb beer? I refuse to google it -- I will not go down this rabbit hole.
"We grew up in the south so it shouldn't effect us like this" Ok... so I've lived in Ohio for 4 yrs now... moved here from Phoenix.... anything above 80 and I physically melt.... like the wicked witch and a bucket of water
Z Love you guys so interesting I love ginger beer my face I like it with ice cream and vodka ice cream ginger beer so yeah why about definitely interested I'd love to hear more I casters that day and cook this is more of how to make booze
Love the addition of Sweet Mead No Shade to the podcast! Love learning new stuff.
I personally love it when people mix topics. I love knitting but also love to hear about people's lives and what they are getting up to.
Great show. Lots of interesting topics. Very enjoyable!
Interesting topic about the mead. Wonderful to see you again. Have a blessed day
Great to see your projects! Wonderful. Best wishes for your brewing too. And June!
I started watching for the knitting content. I keep watching (enthusiastically WAITING for each episode) because I love visiting with you no matter what you bring up. Knitting, Betty Ann, weather, neighbors, your miscellaneous interests, dogs & cats, life,!etc etc etc. the more the better. Don’t stop. Don’t limit yourselves.
The Montrealer is so, so cool!
Keep calm and podcast 😜❤️
I definitely recommend doing the Montrealer, they have infant/child sizes, if you want to do that.
I just love listening to you chat; mead, knitting, films - it's all good.
Enjoyed the “Sweet Mead No Shade” section. Always fun to see what people are making.
Looks like the sweater fits well, too. Congrats!
John, your Montrealer looks great! I enjoyed hearing about Scott's brewing adventures and how you are learning the whole process. Safe and fun travels coming up!
Like the Mead section--something I've been interested in--my son homebrews delicious beer. Can't wait to hear more. The Montrealer came out beautifully. I was wondering how the hood would look and it's really nice-looking. I might give this a try, too. Tell your nephew not to worry, I've been trying to recruit all the men in my life to knit and, they're curious; it's a start. 😉 Good to see you guys again. And, thank you. --KateColors
The Montrealer looks fantastic - the mead information is really interesting! Thank you for making my morning brighter.
Ginger beer info was great. I’m looking forward to cider and Meade shows. I loved seeing the Needles at the Ready Yarn. The etsy shop was sold out before I got there. As usual your yarn choices are beautiful.
I love all the topics covered by the those I watch.
Yes, you are knitting people, but I watch people I like.
And, let's be honest, if you like people, they can talk about anything and you will listen. ☺
That was very interesting! TH-cam can send you down some very interesting rabbit holes. Ask me how I know. I love anything that is done from scratch. When the zombie apocalypse happens you fellas are are going to be very popular....people love their alcoholic drinks. Plus y'all knit so you will be able to trade booze and knitwear for all the things! I learned to make cold processed soap a few years ago, which I got super into. The same for spinning, dyeing, nalbinding, tablet weaving, etc. I even purchase whole raw fleeces and process them myself. I need to learn to shear the sheep in order for this to be helpful in a post apocalyptic situation though. My newest hobby is leather work. I just want to learn to do all the things!! I look forward to hearing more about your home brewing journey and I hope y'all have the most excellent week ever!
I loved hearing the process of making the ginger beer.
I grew up in La Crosse and live near Madison now. Enjoy your Wisconsin vacation! I'm so envious of you knitting your Alaska hat; it's on my list, but I have so many things to finish first. I love ginger beer! So interesting to hear how it is made. Thanks for a great podcast!!
It's always great to see a new episode from you two. I love the home brewing segment! Your montrealler turned out so well. The orange I-cord really makes it. Can't wait to see what you guys come up with next.
I really enjoy your podcast and seeing what you are both knitting (I wish I could knit that well!) Good luck on your brewing, very interesting to learn about it. Before the pandemic, one of my knitting groups used to meet once a month at our local brewery and I was experiencing some really good ciders.
I cannot tell you how many times I have driven by the La Crosse Castle and never realized it was a Bed & Breakfast! Thanks for sharing.
Hey guys, I love all your topics. I am confined to a recliner due to surgery and after I recovered an accident! That’s me the super klutz!
Love your Mead journey. I started on a kombucha journey, and learned some things from your talk. I blew up three bottles, luckily inside a plastic garbage bin, so everything was contained. I was surprised how the shards of glass embedded into the plastic garbage bin!
My boys made it again! At least I can see you via the videos since I can't hike to Minnesota. Or maybe I can if I grab on to the back of a truck! I noticed none of those trips involved your Mother!!!! Love, Mom
Another one under my belt.Thanks. Working on a toque with Rusty yarn.
I have friends in Fergus Falls and one works at the funeral home. It is a lovely town. I am glad you were able to join friends to celebrate a life well lived.
I love your sweet mead no shade segment! My ex-husband used to brew and it was fun to taste the different concoctions he came up with!
This was so fun! I’m not lol that interested in the mead process, but making my own ginger beer or cider sounds really fun. I also love LaCrosse because I go to school down there. Hope you guys have a fun time. Sad that the yarn shop close due to COVID in January.
Hope all is well and that you have had a good, safe and busy summer and that you and your family are all safe and sound. Best wishes!
That was a great explanation of the process of making ginger bear. Pretty cool and interesting. Looking forward to see how your next batch comes out.
For your mead, should you start another batch of that now or a little later on so that you don't have to wait another nine months after you've tried your first batch in November? Just asking.
Great show guys!
I remember that Georgia has a midnight train....
I enjoyed the mead segment!
Loved the Sweet Mead no Shade segment, I learned a lot and found it fascinating, would love to see you both taste test new batches as you turn them into finished objects. I have never tried Mead but I love Cider - especially as a summer drink and I’m interested in the many different cider varieties, will you also eventually experiment with different ingredients?
Yay! Love your podcasts! 😀
Another fun episode and what would an episode be if there were no digression😂 We took the Empire Builder from Chicago or Whitefish when we flew to the East Coast when the lockdowns were just starting and could not fly home. Best thing ever!!! So much fun. Google the train and print out the list of all the cities you will pass or stop at. The information is priceless. Also, I love near Glacier and my LYS is in Whitefish. Polka Dot Sheep;) When are you coming? Would love to meet you bents🇺🇸🌻
Great vlog...as always. I'm definitely up for a home brew section (I'd find it more fun than Angela Lansbury 😉)
My husband and I have been making Mead and wine for years. At one point we had over a hundred bottles! We haven't done it now for a couple years, but it was always a fun process. To save yourself some time when you bottle, invest in a standing corker. Much safer and faster. Good luck and have fun! We also made some Door County cherry wine. Delicious
Hi. Here as always for knitting content, but love and would follow you for “sweet mead” also. Explaining your process was interesting. A rabbit hole i would love to fall down if i had more youth and cash. What can go better together than knitting & brew? Thank you so much for this episode. 🙂🍻. Keep making.
Miss you guys. Hope your summer has been fun and everyone is well. Really curious to find out how the brewing worked out.
I'm here for the knitting but like lots of people I have diverse interests and am forever curious. Your podcast your rules.
Hello from Mounds Illinois. My friend and I took the train from Carbondale Illinois to Chicago a few years ago for Vogue Knitting which was great and we had a great time.
I don't knit much and the home brew is equally as interesting. My husband who is blind home brews in a big way. It's interesting to learn about it all. Every year I crush all the apples from the garden for him in a a French thing but never tried the cider. He says it's failed but reckon he drinks it all! Jen x
I love your podcast, you two are great and really sweet. The ginger beer section was very interesting, and I wonder if the bottled lemon juice affected the end taste since it does have preservative in it.
Mixing topics is always interesting... Found an AL film called The Love She Sought. You may have watched it? It was lovely... Really nice Rowan jumper! It'll be amazing! Thank you for showing. Always great! 💕🌿
We took the train from Chicago to Seattle the first week of October 2019. I recommend getting a roomette…nothing better than having your own potty & shower. Bring some supplemental food….the best part of the dining car (if they have restarted that) is being seated with strangers. We were seated with the owner of Howling Gale Farm for our final meal. She raises Shetland Sheep in the Methow Valley, WA. Bring your knitting to the observation car.
You can take the train from Chicago right into Everett, Wa which is 20-30 minute drive from Monroe. I’ve taken the train multiple times and I am from the area in Wa
Yay marathon training! I love them! Which one are you doing?
Twin Cities marathon in October. The training is going really well, so far.
Another fun episode. I am interested in home brewing vicariously. I'm here for fiber fun, but it's natural for a person to diversify their interests. Maybe we're not all avid Angela fans, but it's fine to hear you guys talk about her oeuvre.
Fun episode! Although I'm not a home brew person, I did find it interesting. Just a thought, if you have folks only interested in the home brew portion, publish the time stamp that can be skipped to if wanted. Have a good week 💃
You've got me wanting to try making some ginger beer.
I would love to see home brewing updates. It’s interesting.
While you are fermenting things, you should try making sauerkraut. It's a very similar process and then you get to have brats at the end.
Switching topics if awesome...Amy Beth (the fat squirrel speaks) spends the first half of her very longstanding podcast delving into many tangents of a vast variety... and she's one of the most loved out there... You do you and the right people will find/stick with you....
Thanks for the podcast. Love your coffee cup with the knit stitches, where did you find it?
Not sure, it was a Christmas gift from my mom. I can check with her.
First of all yum ! I love mead!! So I have a jumper that I managed to do every M1L and M1R wrong so it became a lace embellishment that if questioned was absolutely done on purpose 😳😁
Hello from Northern California!
And central California!
😂🤣😂🤣
It takes effort to find a train, but it can be fun. I've been going from Texas to Chicago for several years. I recommend getting a sleeper compartment on the Seattle to Minneapolis (I went on to Chicago) as it includes your food as well as a [sort of] real bed.
At one point in my life I was trying to knit "Big Ole" in Alexandria a pair of socks. I only made one foot and quit at the leg of the first sock.
John that vest looks huge, what does the pattern say for a finished size? Your Montrealer came out nice. Scott you should knit sock tubes while you are watching all that you tube. The explanation of ginger beer was interesting even if I have no interest in learning its fun to see your excitement over your FO and WIP. You have been busy!
Yeah, I met gauge (maybe a little under even) for the vest, so I hope it's ok, I'm doing the 44 inch size which I think will work, since I will be wearing the vest over another article of clothing.
@@Fredhc74 on your needles that looked like about 60 inches wide 😳 what length cable are you using? I really enjoy watching you guys
Have you tried fermenting kombucha? It is so much fun!
I was born in Brainerd! Paul Bunyan is everywhere there. There's a fun Paul Bunyan museum there that serves a lumberjack breakfast with the best pancakes in the world!
I'm just here the cheap entertainment! 😉
While I knit at midnight.......
Yeah, it's too early for 106°+ which it was LAST week, but supposed to be 83° tomorrow. 🤷
For me, a blondie is a brown sugar brownie.....
Dyeing yarn is SO fun!!!!
Uh-oh, no Betty Ann?!?!?
How fun with the beverages, love a GOOD Moscow mule.....
Have fun guys!!!
I'm with you on the M1R M1L situation. M1L is not making a hole, M1R is making a hole, hm. Something isn't right. Learned that last year. Congratulations on marathon training, that's just excellent!! What race are you doing? I've been hoping to get motivated to get out running again. Today a co-worker who is a runner who also fell from grace last year said "we can''t use Covid as an excuse any more." Maybe she and I should challenge each other. Keep us updated on your progress! Just loved hearing about your home brewing experiments, it would be fantastic to hear more about how that goes.
On July 9th & 10th Nancy with Trilogy Yarns is coming to visit my LYS 1.5 miles away from my place at Acorn Street Yarn Shop in Seattle!!!!
Would love to hear about your home brew experience ❤️
Seriously - it's been too hot here lately. Thank God for central air! Knitting is holding me together during pandemic times.
I've made lot of Grandma's Favorite dishcloths. I mostly use Size 9 (5.5 mm) needles, but sometimes I'll use size 7 (4.5 mm) or size 8 (5mm) needles. I have a craft businesses, and dishcloths are one of my best sellers.
Graciasmil.
Hey. I am from Nebraska and if you get off the beaten path and get up in the sandhills or the northwestern part of the state it is beautiful. Maybe a different beauty than what people think about but it is. Especially the skies.
Absolutely, our Nebraska experience is pretty much limited to chugging along I-80 on our way to visit my family in Colorado, so we speak from a very narrow experience of the state.
As a kid we often vacationed in Nevis, Minnesota. A statue of a Tiger Muskie is displayed there.
Missing you guys! Come back soon!
"It's a back-door pilot." That just sounds dirty somehow 😯😏😊
John, your Montreal’s is amazing. Congratulations. But, Scott, not sure if you just mixed things up, but the dominant yarn should be held in the left hand. Probably will make no difference in your hat as long as your are being consistent.
Make sure to bring ear plugs on the train trip. Your going to want th at night to sleep. And make sure your in the observation deck thru glacier. 😁 (Grew up in MT and we take the train trip over the mountains for school)
Pelicans do Migrate to Minnesota. The white Pelicans nest on Pelican Island in the summer. I know, it’s news to me too. Scott, I love the colors you chose for your Alaskan hat. Can I copy you on my hat?
I am missing seeing both of you. Hope you okay and all is well
where are you guys? i hope you are alright....it's been nearly 2 months since your last post...miss you guys...i love listening to you while i knit and drink coffee.....i really do hope both of you are ok
I remember how to do my M1R/M1L by saying, "Make 1 Right, the one I like. Make 1 Left, the one I detest."
You should do what you want, it's your podcast.
A small section of Sweet mead, no shade would be fun, I think... I'd like to see you taste test the products... but if you want to make it a larger segment, I think, it's great to put in in the end, like you did now, and I can just skip it, if it gets too boring. Because if was fun to hear you explain the process, and I can understand why it's fascinating... but I have zero interest in brewing, and I won't warm to it either, as I don't drink alcohol...
miss your podcast ;) where are you :P
Lots of a pelicans at lake of the woods!!!!
"What's the name of the train company?" There's only the one! Huge country of more than 300 million people and we have one interstate passenger railway. I've ridden Amtrak several times and can safely say that you have about a four out of five chance of having a wonderful experience 😀
I think if other knitting podcasters can blather on about the store-bought teas they're drinking, you can certainly talk about home brewing. Now I want to know what other kind of beers can be made besides ginger beer. Like, rhubarb beer? I refuse to google it -- I will not go down this rabbit hole.
Belgrade MN has a giant crow - no idea why
There’s a huge sea monster up by Remer MN, I can’t remember what town 🙈
But yeah… no idea why we do this. 🤣
More road trips!
Aug 10, 2021 just a note to let you know, missing yous guys.
"We grew up in the south so it shouldn't effect us like this"
Ok... so I've lived in Ohio for 4 yrs now... moved here from Phoenix.... anything above 80 and I physically melt.... like the wicked witch and a bucket of water
What platform is Drag Race on?
20,4cm is 8"
I inch is approximately 2.5 cm
OMG I'm a knitter and a honey brewer
Where are you? Is everything okay?
Mix away!
Maybe try kombuta and jun. Jun is real good
Hey where are my buds... ??!!!
Z Love you guys so interesting I love ginger beer my face I like it with ice cream and vodka ice cream ginger beer so yeah why about definitely interested I'd love to hear more I casters that day and cook this is more of how to make booze
Loved learning about your new hobby!! Here’s a link to Stephen West’s great video on remembering increases - th-cam.com/video/6Kv59SKGlh0/w-d-xo.html
2,54 cm is one inch :-D
2.5cm = 1 inch :)
There is a lot.of feedback on your channel.
I come for the knitting. I have absolutely no interest in Mead. I miss Angela.