Your sense of Life and Quiet Beauty have captivated my entire family from young children to us, 73 and 75! You have a grand talent for both filming and telling incredibly meaningful, simple, enjoyable stories found observing everyday Life. Thank you.
Hey, thanks. I cry for joy at your videos..! You make life livable again. Simple things, everyday things, are approached with a child's eye. Like seeing, feeling, tasting things for the first time. I wrote a book on how Japanese culture is expert at noticing little things, such as you are documenting. We, in the West, tend to love all things big, which is why I'll always be the odd man out. I wish I was in Japan, especially somewhere in the countryside... It was nice to hear your talking voice for the first time and your jokes in Nihongo. Thank you for letting us eavesdrop on your learnings and on the beauty of your surroundings. We see things similarly, I think. It's just that you're documenting whereas I'm not, although I do try with poems. I never thought the cameras could convey poetry. Clearly, it can. .
Can I just say I've been absolutely loving your videos. I like the way you film, it's very calming and insightful. This episode in particular was great! Who knew peanuts just grow like that and wham! Peanut butter!!
When you showed the overgrown garden, I immediately wanted to help out haha. I loooove gardening so much, It's probably one of the most relaxing and rewarding thing to do. Even better when it's that overgrown from the previous owner and you get to think about the hard work they once put into it💕 Thank you again for putting out these amazing videos bitsii! I'm mesmerized by your work
This was so sweet, I loved every second of it. Those sweet potatoes came out so big! Also, I love the format of this video. It was so refreshing to appreciate these beautiful quiet moments without dialogue. Hearing the cicadas in August made me so happy ❤
Have u noticed crickets? Japan has many varieties of cricket, and in the 19th century (and before) u could buy them very cheap from a mobile vendor. People bought them for the unique chirp if each different variety... I have a late 19th century description of a neighbor of the author, who had crickets that sounded according to the weather. He said one with a very high tinkling sound made the air seem cooler in hot summer evenings, and how peaceful it was to sit quietly by his garden and hear the cricket in the background. I've tried in vain to find crickets of this kindnin the US, but they are sold only as zoo animal food here... :(
The aesthetics of your life and how you edit really feel like a Ghibli film 😊. Looking forward to seeing how your home develops! Thanks for taking us along for the ride
Damn, I'm kind of jealous of your lifestyle. Recently my life has mostly revolved around fast efficient living, difficult achievements, and high performance, while "relaxing" mostly means distracting myself from loneliness through media consumption. This lifestyle feels like the opposite of that.
Your peanut butter looks delicious! I like how you found the cross peanut treasure. That blue worm is the scariest thing! Your videos are so relaxing. Thanks! And God bless! from, Yokohama
You certainly know how to capture and tell a story from video. 🙌🙌Have you had any previous training in film making? Japan seems to be a perfect growing environment for growing. When I’m visiting my family and I see oranges growing in gardens you know it’s good. 👏well done for the latest update.
Thanks, Stephen! I learned iMovie in high school but that’s far from anything I’d call filmmaking training. 😅 Yes, this is a great place to grow. No droughts.
i agree to all the above. you have a very slow pase to your videos which is nice compares to the general conent on the plat form. your colors all seemed kind of faded and yellowed and vintage when you film. kinda has a 70s faded film vibe. it suits your "country life slow pace" messaging to your videos. its nice to just enjoy the mundane.
Your channel has a healing effect on me. I admire your life; I want to build something like this, somewhere, somehow. Thank you so much and keep on posting, please. Your joy enlightens our week!
This video was so calming, it's so nice to see your work in the garden and how it has changed over the summer. I have to say, I was so jealous of your peanut butter! 😋
Hi Sharon! Don't worry. The peanut butter turned out just OK. You weren't missing much! If I do it again, I think I need to roast them a bit longer so the flavor is richer. But it was still nice to have a familiar flavor without sugar. You can probably get something tastier in Scotland. :D Thanks for being here!!!
Lovely mystery collaborator on the front door flower pitcher, complements the buried treasure(s) in your garden. Nice to hear your Japanese! Kudos for modulating the film sound levels; no cringing when an electric appliance or tool shows up, and instead the sound enriches the senses, as did your happy laughter at creating peanut butter from your own land!
I just found your channel and I love it! I wish I’d had the courage to live abroad as you are doing! I love the Japanese culture (mostly, just not so thrilled with how workers are treated there and their social expectations are so complicated and so easy to screw up and be offending someone when you don’t mean to.) otherwise I love their modesty, their esthetics, the way they take care of the land and the way they strive for an uncluttered lifestyle and home. I will live vicariously through your videos since at my age (60 shhhhh, don’t tell anyone) and with a bad back and arthritis from 35 years of being a nurse my love of gardening has to be scaled down from the grand schemes I used to do in my younger years to what I can manage on my own without help. I will be following your adventures from Portland Oregon. Cheers!
A recommendation I saw some time ago for your compost bin, is to put a little drainage at the bottom and use that water went waiting the garden, more nutrients should help you for next harvest. Gambare!
Introducing real peanut butter (and not that super sweet peanut creme) to Japanese friends is always fun because most of them are very unsure of the taste. Your garden is really impressive!
I just found your channel! What a find it is! Im here to join you in your journey to this new life in Japan. I hope you get more subscribers, you deserve more!
I love your videos, Bitsii. They offer a very special kind of calm to someone like myself who lives in the city. I look forward to seeing more of your wonderful and inspiring journey.
Can you paint the end wall at your garden? With yellow color I think would be nice, it will be more live the garden or maybe the color green 😅❤😊 i loved your youtube chanel
I would really love to see a tour of the town; little shops, shrines, the harbor and all of the lovely people in the village - maybe little interviews of those willing (old/young). Beautiful!
So wonderful! You are the first person I've ever seen grow their own peanuts and make peanut butter from them. So wonderful. You are inspiring me to try to grow sweet potatoes, but it might not be quite a long enough growing season where I live. I look forward to seeing your upcoming videos, they all sound interesting. p.s. I love your hair!
I can't help but smile as I watch your vids. Even though it looks like a lot of work, the life you're creating looks so peaceful, happy, and beautiful ☺
Hello 🙂The garden progress is so satisfying to watch. I was thinking of growing sweet potatoes in 2021 but didn't do it. Its so not usual in my country. I am not sure if it would work due to colder climate anyway. I will try them this year (at least I saw how to propagate the sprouts), You have so many potted plants. How about running a plant shop on a side? bye bye
Here in the Philippines, we call sweet potatoes kamote. The young leaves and sprouts are edible. We often steam them and eat them with rice and shrimp paste or fish sauce. Nice garden and house!
I absolutely love your videos!! Reminds me of the time i left my city to live on my own ina small town, i also had my garden back then, good old times!! I remember hearing the frogs from a small river that was near by, at night!
@@bitsii in the Philippines they are called kamote leaves. I’m in the USA but my mom is Filipina and I have memories of her harvesting these and eating them. I remember her blanching these because they are strong tasting when raw. You can eat them raw though. I remember these cooked in coconut milk too and in all sorts of things. Lots of health benefits. I think most Asian countries cook with them as a green. But it’s not often seen here in the US unless you go to an Asian grocery store. Good luck! And please vlog next harvest if you discover an amazing recipe to share!
I've found your channel today, I've already seen all your videos, that's wonderful! Your house is quite old and there is some renovations to do, but it has a personnality of its own, and the neighborhood is so lovely! All seems to be quiet and relaxing, you are lucky to have found it!
Wonderful! 💚 We live in a rural area in Norway. And yet we don't have a garden as we live at an old train station. I've never seen how peanuts are harvested before. The butter looks so tasty 😋
What kinds of herbs and spices have you find not to be a match for the climate(as far as growing goes)? Planning to move back at some point in the future, maybe supplement the poor selection of chilis and fresh herbs with the help of a(hopefully present) window sill/balcony. Also, learned that I should watch these in full screen, not cinema mode, gets a bit claustrophobic with the crop otherwise. Beautiful work!
this will be the second comment i've made in your channel. loving this video. keep up the good work! just wanted to know, you no longer live in the old apartment at this time right? but you still go back to manage the garden and harvest from it? so cool. looking forward to what you will do with the new plot they gave you near the new place. You got a new subscriber in me.
Thanks for joining! I harvested all the vegetables from the old plot but won’t be tending to it now that a different person moved in there. Plenty to do at the new place. 😁
I loved this video! What a great grower you are! So fascinating watching you grow things that would never grow here in Norway! Also a treat hearing Dowding in the background! He is such an inspiration, and so are you!! Looking forward to more growth and food from your videos in the future!
I think that might have been a hummingbird moth you have seen in your garden. Or something close to it. My mom grow zinnias here in Pennsylvania and the little guys always make an appearance every year. It’s hard to a get a good picture or video of them since they are so fast. 😊
You have a wonderful green thumb! Such a wonderful garden, and I can't wait to see what you plant in your own back yard this spring. We live in the Arizona desert, I'd love to have it rain so much and such vibrant plants. But I grow a garden too, and I'm working to naturalize our yard as much as possible. I love your ideas for the house, and making the whole akiya your own.
this may sound weird to have an interest in this, but what is your day to day routine in this house for both a week end (tacking projects like this?) and just work days? What is cooking in that kitchen like? ive watched all your videos so far. Lovely painting at the front door btw. I live in an old house too, my grand mother. she didn't know or couldn't fix stuff and the house was roach infested when I moved in. i still get mice that im trying to find the entry point for and wasps in the summers. I understand your situation a lot. My house isn't as much work or as quirky, but im trying to gt the inspiration to keep working on mine. Im still in the fixing and cleaning stages, i haven't bothered to decorate yet other then my book shelves. I inherited the house with close to 70 years of stuff in it. I still haven't been through all the furniture drawers. Kitchen is almost completely bleached/cleaned from roach infestation and all the old layers of cabinet paper have been removed and eventually ill paint it lilac. =) so thank u for exciting me to work on my home, it can take a lot of a girl. im single so all the work is on me. its nice to not be alone.
Thanks for being here! Nice to have another solo house project friend. I’ve been thinking about doing a day in the life video but I kind of binge-work on projects. I get really into something and obsess over it non stop until it’s done. In that way, every month is different. Anyway, I hope you stick around! See you at the next video. 😊
@@bitsii kinda similar but I need breaks between projects. Sometimes up to a mounth. I've been chipping away at the kitchen though. Take 4 days off from work for a mini vacation and scrub fest the cabinets or drawers. Call it a mile stone and take a break from it.
They sound and look as confused as I feel about the peanut butter😂 Is it just...peanuts? Did you add anything at all to it? Even just a bit of salt or sugar to help preserve it in the jar?
babe wake up, bitsii in inaka posted!
Cuuuute 🥰
literally the same words started my sunday morning too 😂😂!
Your sense of Life and Quiet Beauty have captivated my entire family from young children to us, 73 and 75! You have a grand talent for both filming and telling incredibly meaningful, simple, enjoyable stories found observing everyday Life. Thank you.
Your videos give me peace, and makes me realize the purpose of life, which for me is to be in peace and be happy.
That's a hummingbird hawk moth!! They're so magical because people never know quite what they are haha. You're very lucky to have them in your garden!
So simple (in a good way) and contemplative. It reminds me of the film Totoro.
I am living vicariously through you...
Just lovely . . . I remember the spiders. Wow, they're big! And the frogs are cute🥰. Love seeing the bugs and animals.
Hey, thanks. I cry for joy at your videos..! You make life livable again. Simple things, everyday things, are approached with a child's eye. Like seeing, feeling, tasting things for the first time. I wrote a book on how Japanese culture is expert at noticing little things, such as you are documenting. We, in the West, tend to love all things big, which is why I'll always be the odd man out. I wish I was in Japan, especially somewhere in the countryside... It was nice to hear your talking voice for the first time and your jokes in Nihongo. Thank you for letting us eavesdrop on your learnings and on the beauty of your surroundings. We see things similarly, I think. It's just that you're documenting whereas I'm not, although I do try with poems. I never thought the cameras could convey poetry. Clearly, it can. .
Can I just say I've been absolutely loving your videos. I like the way you film, it's very calming and insightful. This episode in particular was great! Who knew peanuts just grow like that and wham! Peanut butter!!
That is a sphinx moth. A sign of a good garden, and very good luck. Some get as large as a hummingbird. 🦋 Now I am hungry for やきいも! 😸
When you showed the overgrown garden, I immediately wanted to help out haha. I loooove gardening so much, It's probably one of the most relaxing and rewarding thing to do. Even better when it's that overgrown from the previous owner and you get to think about the hard work they once put into it💕 Thank you again for putting out these amazing videos bitsii! I'm mesmerized by your work
Seeing the grown peanuts made me so happy! Thank you for sharing your life in the inaka with us :)
Thankful to have found your channel :)
........relaxing.
This was so sweet, I loved every second of it. Those sweet potatoes came out so big! Also, I love the format of this video. It was so refreshing to appreciate these beautiful quiet moments without dialogue. Hearing the cicadas in August made me so happy ❤
Have u noticed crickets? Japan has many varieties of cricket, and in the 19th century (and before) u could buy them very cheap from a mobile vendor. People bought them for the unique chirp if each different variety... I have a late 19th century description of a neighbor of the author, who had crickets that sounded according to the weather. He said one with a very high tinkling sound made the air seem cooler in hot summer evenings, and how peaceful it was to sit quietly by his garden and hear the cricket in the background.
I've tried in vain to find crickets of this kindnin the US, but they are sold only as zoo animal food here... :(
that insect pollinating the marigolds was a hummingbird hawk-moth :) well done on the garden ! Ganbatte !
The aesthetics of your life and how you edit really feel like a Ghibli film 😊. Looking forward to seeing how your home develops! Thanks for taking us along for the ride
Love the music. Makes me think of Hiroshi Yoshimura...
Still, watching the meal prepared, makes me hungry !
Thanks to share !
I just found your videos yesterday. Mesmerized by the vibe and aesthetic of your videos.
Wow. Thank you, Brad! That is so kind. Thank you for joining. ☺️
It’s giving Ghibli ASMR vibes 😍 So calming!
Damn, I'm kind of jealous of your lifestyle. Recently my life has mostly revolved around fast efficient living, difficult achievements, and high performance, while "relaxing" mostly means distracting myself from loneliness through media consumption. This lifestyle feels like the opposite of that.
Been there.
Very nice channel, original, interesting and beautiful.
Your peanut butter looks delicious! I like how you found the cross peanut treasure. That blue worm is the scariest thing! Your videos are so relaxing. Thanks! And God bless! from, Yokohama
You certainly know how to capture and tell a story from video. 🙌🙌Have you had any previous training in film making? Japan seems to be a perfect growing environment for growing. When I’m visiting my family and I see oranges growing in gardens you know it’s good. 👏well done for the latest update.
Thanks, Stephen! I learned iMovie in high school but that’s far from anything I’d call filmmaking training. 😅 Yes, this is a great place to grow. No droughts.
i agree to all the above. you have a very slow pase to your videos which is nice compares to the general conent on the plat form. your colors all seemed kind of faded and yellowed and vintage when you film. kinda has a 70s faded film vibe. it suits your "country life slow pace" messaging to your videos. its nice to just enjoy the mundane.
So many great things in one video! I hope to see many more from you. All this stuff is so positive.
"It is through the act of nurturing something that we develop a mind that cares for things, a mind that feels affection for others." Shunmyo Masuno
i might just have to put that in a video soon.
Your channel has a healing effect on me. I admire your life; I want to build something like this, somewhere, somehow. Thank you so much and keep on posting, please. Your joy enlightens our week!
Love this so much. Really love your videos, thank you for sharing your beautiful life and serenity !
So happy I found your channel! I'm excited to see more about the silk and weaving studio, I am a knitter so that's right up my alley 😊
gee you even have humming birds
this is heaven, where you live, omg
Inspiring! 😁👍
Your videos had some Ghibli vibes to it✨️ Looking forward for more uploads✨️
Woah, what a cool worm.
This video was so calming, it's so nice to see your work in the garden and how it has changed over the summer. I have to say, I was so jealous of your peanut butter! 😋
Hi Sharon! Don't worry. The peanut butter turned out just OK. You weren't missing much! If I do it again, I think I need to roast them a bit longer so the flavor is richer. But it was still nice to have a familiar flavor without sugar. You can probably get something tastier in Scotland. :D Thanks for being here!!!
It’s so amazing seeing plants I’ve bought here in the US growing wild in that abandoned garden, like the purple oxalis triangularus.
I love that oxalis... but for clarification, that was probably planted by the former owner of the garden. She LOVED purple. Thank you for watching. :)
Love these and excited for the next ones too. Hope you're having a lovely day :)
Your tulsi plants are flourishing! How lovely..
The insect is a "humming bird hawk moth". We call them "sphinx" in France. I don't know why.
What a great (and suitable!) name for it! Thanks for letting me know!
Maybe because it's from the family "Sphingidae"
Ah, a little abandoned sheltered garden to work on, what an absolute dream!
Love this video
ah man this is the most relaxing vlog i have seen in a while. i was smiling the entire time ahhh i loved it
Serious garden goals! Watching with envy from my NYC apt. Thank you for sharing :)
I like the peanut butter process, that is something I have always wanted to try and I might this year because I have lots of room.
I LOVE THESE MUSICS OMG
Finally someone likes the music!!! Haha! I get so many music hate comments.
Your friend at 8:20 appears to be Hojihoujaku-san (burnt-spot hummingbird hawkmoth), Macroglossum pyrrhosticta.
This transported me to a beautiful place and I loved the vibes. ❤❤❤
this peanut butter looks so tasty :D
Japan has a lot of great vegetables. Komatsuna, edible chrysanthemum,daikon, Japanese green onion.
Wonderful video :)
Hummingbird hawk moth. They are super neat.
Lovely mystery collaborator on the front door flower pitcher, complements the buried treasure(s) in your garden. Nice to hear your Japanese! Kudos for modulating the film sound levels; no cringing when an electric appliance or tool shows up, and instead the sound enriches the senses, as did your happy laughter at creating peanut butter from your own land!
Lovely and congratulation 🎉for your peanut butter success ! And of course the garden 🪴 wow 🤩
I just found your channel and I love it! I wish I’d had the courage to live abroad as you are doing! I love the Japanese culture (mostly, just not so thrilled with how workers are treated there and their social expectations are so complicated and so easy to screw up and be offending someone when you don’t mean to.) otherwise I love their modesty, their esthetics, the way they take care of the land and the way they strive for an uncluttered lifestyle and home. I will live vicariously through your videos since at my age (60 shhhhh, don’t tell anyone) and with a bad back and arthritis from 35 years of being a nurse my love of gardening has to be scaled down from the grand schemes I used to do in my younger years to what I can manage on my own without help. I will be following your adventures from Portland Oregon. Cheers!
Ahh what a lovely garden you've created! 🥰
A recommendation I saw some time ago for your compost bin, is to put a little drainage at the bottom and use that water went waiting the garden, more nutrients should help you for next harvest. Gambare!
I just wanna say your videos give me life 😊 This was so soothing to watch
you are a GREAT videomaker, your videos are beautiful, poetic and thoroughly interesting. Thank you for sharing them with us! 🙏
Introducing real peanut butter (and not that super sweet peanut creme) to Japanese friends is always fun because most of them are very unsure of the taste. Your garden is really impressive!
I have a nut butter attachment on my juicer but I’ve never tried growing them in my garden. This spring I will add them 🥜
That is so cool with the peanuts. I’m going to try to grow some. I would love homemade peanut butter. Thank you for the idea.
Good angle!
Love your video's so much. Feels like a home-video, nostalgic.
They are pretty much home videos, hehe! Glad you like them.
I just found your channel! What a find it is! Im here to join you in your journey to this new life in Japan. I hope you get more subscribers, you deserve more!
I love your videos, Bitsii. They offer a very special kind of calm to someone like myself who lives in the city. I look forward to seeing more of your wonderful and inspiring journey.
Love this!
Love the sounds :
The birds and the music rendering joy and peace
Can you paint the end wall at your garden? With yellow color I think would be nice, it will be more live the garden or maybe the color green 😅❤😊 i loved your youtube chanel
This is a sweet story about peanut butter, but is also a story about life. You inspire me to have a garden.
I gasped when, the frog
I need to say it again. YOUR VIDOES ARE AMAZING. I so tell enjoy them and we going to plant some peanuts too!
You are so sweet!!!!!! Thank you very much. 😭💕
That is the most precious peanut butter. So much work. Bet you'll savour every bit of it.
It's already gone. LOL! Thanks for joining.
I would really love to see a tour of the town; little shops, shrines, the harbor and all of the lovely people in the village - maybe little interviews of those willing (old/young). Beautiful!
Noted! Thanks! ☺️
You look so happy, and it is awesome on how nice everyone is treating you! Go you and thank you for sharing the journey!
So wonderful! You are the first person I've ever seen grow their own peanuts and make peanut butter from them. So wonderful. You are inspiring me to try to grow sweet potatoes, but it might not be quite a long enough growing season where I live. I look forward to seeing your upcoming videos, they all sound interesting. p.s. I love your hair!
Haha thank you!
I can't help but smile as I watch your vids. Even though it looks like a lot of work, the life you're creating looks so peaceful, happy, and beautiful ☺
I really enjoy your videos. It is like watching iyashikei anime.
Beautiful
Hello 🙂The garden progress is so satisfying to watch. I was thinking of growing sweet potatoes in 2021 but didn't do it. Its so not usual in my country. I am not sure if it would work due to colder climate anyway. I will try them this year (at least I saw how to propagate the sprouts),
You have so many potted plants. How about running a plant shop on a side?
bye bye
きれい🌸🌱💚
this was perfect :D
it would be really interesting if you mke a video bout waste management 😊
Reminds me of how my mom didn't harvest some sweet potatoes she planted very quickly, so they were absolutely huge by the time she dug them out lol🤩
Here in the Philippines, we call sweet potatoes kamote. The young leaves and sprouts are edible. We often steam them and eat them with rice and shrimp paste or fish sauce. Nice garden and house!
I absolutely love your videos!! Reminds me of the time i left my city to live on my own ina small town, i also had my garden back then, good old times!! I remember hearing the frogs from a small river that was near by, at night!
I loved everything about this process , thank you 😀
We eat the sweet potato greens in the Philippines. There are no varieties that are poisonous. You can eat it like spinach leaves.
I need to try it! I love eating greens. Fresh and cooked. 😀
@@bitsii in the Philippines they are called kamote leaves. I’m in the USA but my mom is Filipina and I have memories of her harvesting these and eating them. I remember her blanching these because they are strong tasting when raw. You can eat them raw though. I remember these cooked in coconut milk too and in all sorts of things. Lots of health benefits. I think most Asian countries cook with them as a green. But it’s not often seen here in the US unless you go to an Asian grocery store. Good luck! And please vlog next harvest if you discover an amazing recipe to share!
I've found your channel today, I've already seen all your videos, that's wonderful! Your house is quite old and there is some renovations to do, but it has a personnality of its own, and the neighborhood is so lovely! All seems to be quiet and relaxing, you are lucky to have found it!
Wonderful! 💚 We live in a rural area in Norway. And yet we don't have a garden as we live at an old train station. I've never seen how peanuts are harvested before. The butter looks so tasty 😋
What kinds of herbs and spices have you find not to be a match for the climate(as far as growing goes)? Planning to move back at some point in the future, maybe supplement the poor selection of chilis and fresh herbs with the help of a(hopefully present) window sill/balcony. Also, learned that I should watch these in full screen, not cinema mode, gets a bit claustrophobic with the crop otherwise. Beautiful work!
So far everything grows beautifully. Just need to keep on top of watering the pots. Thank you! Happy gardening! 🍃
this will be the second comment i've made in your channel. loving this video. keep up the good work!
just wanted to know, you no longer live in the old apartment at this time right? but you still go back to manage the garden and harvest from it? so cool. looking forward to what you will do with the new plot they gave you near the new place. You got a new subscriber in me.
Thanks for joining! I harvested all the vegetables from the old plot but won’t be tending to it now that a different person moved in there. Plenty to do at the new place. 😁
I loved this video! What a great grower you are! So fascinating watching you grow things that would never grow here in Norway! Also a treat hearing Dowding in the background! He is such an inspiration, and so are you!! Looking forward to more growth and food from your videos in the future!
So sweet. Thank you very much! It’s so heartwarming to see our community connecting like this. Thank you.
I think that might have been a hummingbird moth you have seen in your garden. Or something close to it. My mom grow zinnias here in Pennsylvania and the little guys always make an appearance every year. It’s hard to a get a good picture or video of them since they are so fast. 😊
You have a wonderful green thumb! Such a wonderful garden, and I can't wait to see what you plant in your own back yard this spring. We live in the Arizona desert, I'd love to have it rain so much and such vibrant plants. But I grow a garden too, and I'm working to naturalize our yard as much as possible. I love your ideas for the house, and making the whole akiya your own.
Yea, to get a lot you have to have a garden.
Nice video again. Which variety of peanuts did you grow? I grew the giant peanut last year in Nagano and the yield was poor.
Oh, shoot! I didn't keep track! It was just a cheap pack from daiki.
No worries. I’ll change it up this year and hope for a better result.
this may sound weird to have an interest in this, but what is your day to day routine in this house for both a week end (tacking projects like this?) and just work days? What is cooking in that kitchen like?
ive watched all your videos so far. Lovely painting at the front door btw. I live in an old house too, my grand mother. she didn't know or couldn't fix stuff and the house was roach infested when I moved in. i still get mice that im trying to find the entry point for and wasps in the summers. I understand your situation a lot. My house isn't as much work or as quirky, but im trying to gt the inspiration to keep working on mine.
Im still in the fixing and cleaning stages, i haven't bothered to decorate yet other then my book shelves. I inherited the house with close to 70 years of stuff in it. I still haven't been through all the furniture drawers. Kitchen is almost completely bleached/cleaned from roach infestation and all the old layers of cabinet paper have been removed and eventually ill paint it lilac. =) so thank u for exciting me to work on my home, it can take a lot of a girl. im single so all the work is on me. its nice to not be alone.
Thanks for being here! Nice to have another solo house project friend. I’ve been thinking about doing a day in the life video but I kind of binge-work on projects. I get really into something and obsess over it non stop until it’s done. In that way, every month is different. Anyway, I hope you stick around! See you at the next video. 😊
@@bitsii kinda similar but I need breaks between projects. Sometimes up to a mounth. I've been chipping away at the kitchen though. Take 4 days off from work for a mini vacation and scrub fest the cabinets or drawers. Call it a mile stone and take a break from it.
What camera are you using? It's very cinematic! love it
An old iPhone 😅
Banana and peanut butter
They sound and look as confused as I feel about the peanut butter😂 Is it just...peanuts? Did you add anything at all to it? Even just a bit of salt or sugar to help preserve it in the jar?
I added salt but I prefer non-sweet peanut butter. ;D