I like Jenny Mustard too! You are doing so well at this, the beginning of your TH-cam gig! Thanks for your good info delivered in a nice, gentle, helpful way.
Oh my goodness, I have been watching her videos since I think the first one she ever posted and that was many years ago! Thank you for your kind words. They are so appreciated.
Hello. I live in Australia in a suburb of Brisbane. I was very moved by your story and how you handled losing your job at 56. You are very strong I admire you. Oh, I am French. A bientôt Paulette
Congratulations on 16.5K subscribers! When I subscribed to your channel several weeks ago you had less than 1K. It's amazing how big your channel became in such a short time! You're doing a great job posting interesting videos! Thank you! 😻
@@smallretiredlife as you said in an earlier video, you found a niche and an unmet need. There are many retirement and investment channels, but I haven't seen one that does what you do.
Hi, I wanted to let you know how much I'm enjoying your videos. Whilst I live in New Zealand, I did spend 23 years living in Calgary working in the oil & gas industry. Your stories so resinate with me, I too was laid off several times (which as you say is to be expected in the industry). Having said that, I was always able to find more work and was grateful for the Unemployment Insurance to fill the gaps. I'm now also retired and am actually enjoying learning to live on a rather small income. It's nice to hear how you manage it and also your money saving food tips and recipes are great. Looking forward to your next videos and best wishes with your channel.
Great video, I am not retired (nor even close to it) but really enjoy the simple living content and can still get great tips. For your Q&A - I find that one area where I have less control in terms of both budgeting and overall life philosophy (minimalism, sustainability and so on) is socialising, be it with family or friends, like gift giving (and receiving!), holidays, going out to eat etc. I would love to hear your thoughts around how you navigate these situations. Thank you!
Your retirement life is healthy and simple. I love all your simple recipes❤ I notice that you have many Asian rice bowls 😊. That’s the life I want after my retirement.
I think the Rice bowl thing comes from me, having worked in the Philippines. I just love Asian food. When I would fly to Manila from Canada, I would always have the Asian breakfast on the airplane.
this is NOT just for seniors, this is also for younger folks who like saving money and knowing what the ingredients really are in what they're eating. Lots of nice, tasty and healthy recipes! Thank you
I've been cooking myself for ages although i am not retired.i am going to retire next year.all my life i have been using your tips to modest,simple but not boring life.i am ready to ritire and well prepared. Very good chanel t o help women.❤
I made this today, had it in my coffee and it was delicious! I love that it tastes fresh, at least better than the canned and it is so much more economical. I don't know why I hadn't thought of this before, I do make almond milk why I never thought of coconut. Thanks for sharing 🌟
Definitely try them. That curry takes like 5 to 10 minutes to make especially if you’re using cooked shrimp or prawn. I make this dish like once a week because it’s so easy and relatively healthy.
Hi fellow Canadian! Yeah, I am not a fan of leftovers unless it’s for one day or it’s something like soup! 😂 so my recipes tend to be for one or two people.
I really enjoy your videos. I am retired, married, grandchildren all around. I enjoy the simplicity of the meals, your knowledge on investments, perhaps, do another video that will be about financials and steps. Your experience is very helpful. I can pass along and learn a few things as well. Keep going will get better with time.🎉
Yum. Really enjoyed this and need to try that curry recipe! Just discovered your channel and am really enjoying your content. I’m also a big Jenny Mustard fan and had a good laugh about the barbarian comment. Thank you for sharing! ❤
Oh my goodness welcome. I am so happy you’re a Jenny Mustard fan. I’ve actually watched her videos since the very first time she posted, which was a long time ago. Definitely try the curry. It literally takes like 10 minutes to make if you’re using cooked prawn, shrimp or tofu. Add an extra, maybe, five minutes if you have to stirfry chicken!
A question for your Q&A. My husband and I are in our 50s with no kids, and are on track to retire by or before 60. Would love to know if there’s anything you are missing from your work life? I’ve been working remotely since the pandemic and am already finding I miss the social aspect of working in an office, along with the work wardrobe that was so much a part of me that I can’t seem to part with it, even though it doesn’t fit my casual lifestyle. Would love to know how your life has changed for the better, as well as for the worse. Thank you for sharing! ❤
Oh wow, thank you for asking those great questions. Definitely will put them on the list. Lol, I should’ve probably asked the question thing at the beginning of the video because people don’t often watch until the end! Live and learn, I guess.
Thanks for sharing your usual recipes. It is the first time I see a curry recipe with tamari sauce. I guess here in Portugal, we have more influences of Indian food from Goa, so the spices and seasonings are different. Keep on with your videos and sharing your improvements, please!
how funny. I just flew into NYC from Copenhagen a couple hours ago....on the flight we were served panang chicken curry and I loved it and thought I'd have to look up a recipe for that!!! Lo and behold....your video came up when I was unwinding at home .....
Great video Raina. Thank you for the recipes. Would love to know if you have any hobbies, exercise routines, activities that you may have that helps fill your day❤
I will 2nd this question. I'm reluctantly retired (made redundant 1 year ago) ....some days are so boring and I find lacking in motivation. Do you miss having that purpose of having work in your life? What do you do to fill in your retired days. Thank you.
In one of your videos you talk about how you follow Stoicism. I have only ever read one book that I guess is classified as Stoicism and that was On Desire by Wlm B Irvine. It was a great book on curbing desire for “things” and other desires. I read it so long ago though that I don’t remember much about it but I know I benefited from it at the time. It would be great in your Q&A if you could talk more about how you found your interest in Stoicism and books that have been helpful to you. Thanks. Oh, as well as your thoughts on tattoos and the meaning behind yours?
Another inspiring video. Thank you. For the Q&A: what hobbies do you have? I enjoy watercolor painting and I love horseback riding, which is on hold for a time as I recover from surgery. I’m in my 70s and still active so this enforced rest is not so easy.
Thank you for watching Ruth! Definitely will put that question on the list! I wish I could do water colour…I can barely draw a straight line. I took a drawing course last year…it was a beginner class…I was the only beginner🤣
Hi Raina, I just wanted to say I’m a new subscriber and love your videos! Each one is very informative and helpful on a variety of topics. I was very fortunate to be able to retire at 49 and I’m now 54. I absolutely love retirement (my husband is retired as well), and am always busy doing one thing or another! I cycle & walk every day, and in the snowy winter weather I switch to my stationary bike inside, and still walk outside daily. I love to cook & bake, and make homemade coconut milk & almond milk regularly, like yourself - I made your panang curry last night and the chia pudding this morning, they are both so good!🤤 I wanted to ask you, what type of Moka pot do you have - is it a Bialetti, and where did you purchase it? Thank you!
Hi sounds like you’re having an amazing life! That sounds like my kind of retirement. The mocha pot is a Bialetti and I purchased it at Hudson Bay Company here in Calgary.
@@smallretiredlife thanks so much Raina! I’ll now be looking at investing into a Bialetti, I enjoy my morning coffee so much and I’ve heard other great recommendations about the Bialetti. I live in Calgary as well,😊, we definitely have long & snowy winters here!
I have a question. I am curious to know what things you did in a regular/daily basis that now you don't do (spend money on clothes, social events, etc). And if you keep the old friends or you have new retired friends, why do I ask that?, just to know if you have things in common with your old friends that are not retired or if you have nothing in common with them any more. Just one more time, I love your channel
Another good video Raina, you are doing amazing, I think with so little experience that you create remarkable videos. 🙌🏼👊🏼 My question is what's your budget, income and portfolio?
Hi, I have a link in the description for Amazon but it’s the Canadian store so if you are elsewhere you can probably get it on your country Amazon page. I got mine at a small, local cooking store called The Cookbook Company. Unsweetened coconut for the coconut milk.
Great question. I can dry it out in my oven and sprinkle it on like cereal and put it in my smoothies. Sometimes I pass it through the blender one more time with a little bit less water and get some more milk out of it. Sometimes I just compost it. But…. I don’t really like to waste stuff.
@@bmackillop9937I think I understand. Apparently I recorded them in mono. I had no idea how that happened…but now I do. They work fine if you are listening on your iPhone, iPad through a direct speaker. If you are using headphones, the sound comes out on one side only. Not good, but there is audio and if you listen through a speaker rather than headphones the audio is totally fine. Not sure why you hear no audio at all.
Yes, if I have to buy it that is the one I buy, but making my own is less expensive, tastes better and has no additives. Silk has guar gum and xantham gum which is not great.
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I like Jenny Mustard too! You are doing so well at this, the beginning of your TH-cam gig! Thanks for your good info delivered in a nice, gentle, helpful way.
Oh my goodness, I have been watching her videos since I think the first one she ever posted and that was many years ago! Thank you for your kind words. They are so appreciated.
Hello. I live in Australia in a suburb of Brisbane.
I was very moved by your story and how you handled losing your job at 56. You are very strong I admire you.
Oh, I am French.
A bientôt
Paulette
Thank you🙏
Every time i watch your video's i feel peaceful n calm, thankyou raina, your doing a great job i love the coconut 🥥 milk idea
Thank you 🙏
I feel the same after watching her videos!
Congratulations on 16.5K subscribers! When I subscribed to your channel several weeks ago you had less than 1K. It's amazing how big your channel became in such a short time! You're doing a great job posting interesting videos! Thank you! 😻
Aww thank you. I really don’t understand. I mean I am a totally nerd. I read financial news as a form of entertainment!
@@smallretiredlife as you said in an earlier video, you found a niche and an unmet need. There are many retirement and investment channels, but I haven't seen one that does what you do.
Hi, I wanted to let you know how much I'm enjoying your videos. Whilst I live in New Zealand, I did spend 23 years living in Calgary working in the oil & gas industry. Your stories so resinate with me, I too was laid off several times (which as you say is to be expected in the industry). Having said that, I was always able to find more work and was grateful for the Unemployment Insurance to fill the gaps. I'm now also retired and am actually enjoying learning to live on a rather small income. It's nice to hear how you manage it and also your money saving food tips and recipes are great. Looking forward to your next videos and best wishes with your channel.
Thank you so much for watching! Love the fact you lived in Calgary and that you totally get the oil & gas conundrum.
Great video, I am not retired (nor even close to it) but really enjoy the simple living content and can still get great tips. For your Q&A - I find that one area where I have less control in terms of both budgeting and overall life philosophy (minimalism, sustainability and so on) is socialising, be it with family or friends, like gift giving (and receiving!), holidays, going out to eat etc. I would love to hear your thoughts around how you navigate these situations. Thank you!
Great question I will be doing a Q&A video soon. I will definitely write your question down to include in my content. Thank you for watching.😊🙏
Your retirement life is healthy and simple. I love all your simple recipes❤ I notice that you have many Asian rice bowls 😊. That’s the life I want after my retirement.
I think the Rice bowl thing comes from me, having worked in the Philippines. I just love Asian food. When I would fly to Manila from Canada, I would always have the Asian breakfast on the airplane.
@@smallretiredlife ， I am an Asian and in US. Glad to hear that. Love your simple but practical things you are sharing. Thank you 😊
Thank you Raina. Lovely presentation and those foods look healthy and tasty 🦐🦐🥬🥬😊
this is NOT just for seniors, this is also for younger folks who like saving money and knowing what the ingredients really are in what they're eating. Lots of nice, tasty and healthy recipes! Thank you
Thank you for another great video.
Excited to try your curry recipe! Thanks for your videos! Simple and easy! How life should be!
Thank you! So clear and helpful.
Such a great video! Nice to see a fellow Holistic Nutritionist and CSNN grad showing how simple and easy healthy living can be!
Thank you Pat 😊 I admire the fact that you are actually using your nutrition education in your work life!
Can’t wait to try these recipes! Simple and creative recipes! Thank you!
The curry one is so good!
I've been cooking myself for ages although i am not retired.i am going to retire next year.all my life i have been using your tips to modest,simple but not boring life.i am ready to ritire and well prepared. Very good chanel t o help women.❤
All your recipes look so good😁and you’ve made only 9 videos so far, it’s a learn as you go kind of thing, no worries.
Thank you 😊
Looks wonderful! I enjoy your jazz tunes in the background.
Wow, another great video. Thank you for sharing all these healthy recipes❤
You have inspired me to try making coconut milk and your interesting recipes! Thank you from Virginia, USA!
I made this today, had it in my coffee and it was delicious! I love that it tastes fresh, at least better than the canned and it is so much more economical. I don't know why I hadn't thought of this before, I do make almond milk why I never thought of coconut. Thanks for sharing 🌟
So awesome to hear! I usually make mine with matcha tea…so delish!
delicious. i will be making that for dinner. thank you
I love all those recipes. Sometimes I get lazy for cooking. But I will definitely will try then. Thanks for sharing.................MINDY
Definitely try them. That curry takes like 5 to 10 minutes to make especially if you’re using cooked shrimp or prawn. I make this dish like once a week because it’s so easy and relatively healthy.
@@smallretiredlife I am really enjoying your videos.....
I am a new subscriber and you made me feel very welcomed❤ I am watching your past videos ❤❤
Thank you and welcome to my channel!
Yum 😋!!! ❤ some great ideas 😊
lovely ...
I look forward to trying these….thanks!
Hello dear Raina, I've been loving every post on your channel.Thank you for the very thought provoking & very inspiring contributions. ❤
Looks yummy ! Thank you so much beautiful lady
Hope you keep showing simple, practical and wonderful recipes like these ones .
lol, simple is all I can cook 😂😂
I really appreciate how your portions are just enough for one person with maybe a bit left over for a small lunch ( my eating)
Hello from Chilliwack
Hi fellow Canadian! Yeah, I am not a fan of leftovers unless it’s for one day or it’s something like soup! 😂 so my recipes tend to be for one or two people.
I really enjoy your videos. I am retired, married, grandchildren all around. I enjoy the simplicity of the meals, your knowledge on investments, perhaps, do another video that will be about financials and steps. Your experience is very helpful. I can pass along and learn a few things as well. Keep going will get better with time.🎉
Thank you 🙏
Love the recipes..thank you ❤️
Yum. Really enjoyed this and need to try that curry recipe! Just discovered your channel and am really enjoying your content. I’m also a big Jenny Mustard fan and had a good laugh about the barbarian comment. Thank you for sharing! ❤
Oh my goodness welcome. I am so happy you’re a Jenny Mustard fan. I’ve actually watched her videos since the very first time she posted, which was a long time ago. Definitely try the curry. It literally takes like 10 minutes to make if you’re using cooked prawn, shrimp or tofu. Add an extra, maybe, five minutes if you have to stirfry chicken!
I am really enjoying your videos .Just discovered you today.Look forward to more of them.
Thank you SO much for your support.
A question for your Q&A. My husband and I are in our 50s with no kids, and are on track to retire by or before 60. Would love to know if there’s anything you are missing from your work life? I’ve been working remotely since the pandemic and am already finding I miss the social aspect of working in an office, along with the work wardrobe that was so much a part of me that I can’t seem to part with it, even though it doesn’t fit my casual lifestyle. Would love to know how your life has changed for the better, as well as for the worse. Thank you for sharing! ❤
Oh wow, thank you for asking those great questions. Definitely will put them on the list. Lol, I should’ve probably asked the question thing at the beginning of the video because people don’t often watch until the end! Live and learn, I guess.
Thanks for sharing your usual recipes. It is the first time I see a curry recipe with tamari sauce. I guess here in Portugal, we have more influences of Indian food from Goa, so the spices and seasonings are different. Keep on with your videos and sharing your improvements, please!
Thank you. I’ve had this recipe for over 20 years and I have used both tamari or soya sauce depending on what I have. I’m pretty flexible with it.
Looks delicious!!!
how funny. I just flew into NYC from Copenhagen a couple hours ago....on the flight we were served panang chicken curry and I loved it and thought I'd have to look up a recipe for that!!! Lo and behold....your video came up when I was unwinding at home .....
That is awesome. Honestly that curry takes 10 minutes.
Great video Raina. Thank you for the recipes. Would love to know if you have any hobbies, exercise routines, activities that you may have that helps fill your day❤
Thank you, those are great questions and I will add them to my list to put on the video. Thanks for watching.!
I will 2nd this question. I'm reluctantly retired (made redundant 1 year ago) ....some days are so boring and I find lacking in motivation. Do you miss having that purpose of having work in your life? What do you do to fill in your retired days. Thank you.
Chicken salad in a bag 😅 done that before too!
Good morning,love the information, so helpful for those on a budget 😊
Really enjoyed this thank you
I love to be in my little space just cooking. All your dishes look great I’ve never tried PB on oatmeal
PB on oatmeal is life 🙌🏻
In one of your videos you talk about how you follow Stoicism. I have only ever read one book that I guess is classified as Stoicism and that was On Desire by Wlm B Irvine. It was a great book on curbing desire for “things” and other desires. I read it so long ago though that I don’t remember much about it but I know I benefited from it at the time.
It would be great in your Q&A if you could talk more about how you found your interest in Stoicism and books that have been helpful to you. Thanks. Oh, as well as your thoughts on tattoos and the meaning behind yours?
Definitely can cover that.
Another inspiring video. Thank you. For the Q&A: what hobbies do you have? I enjoy watercolor painting and I love horseback riding, which is on hold for a time as I recover from surgery. I’m in my 70s and still active so this enforced rest is not so easy.
Thank you for watching Ruth! Definitely will put that question on the list! I wish I could do water colour…I can barely draw a straight line. I took a drawing course last year…it was a beginner class…I was the only beginner🤣
@@smallretiredlife thanks for answering. I found the book, Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain very helpful.
Hi Raina, Thank you for sharing some easy ideas with coconut milk. 😊
I love your channel. ❤
Thank you 🙏
Hi Raina, I just wanted to say I’m a new subscriber and love your videos! Each one is very informative and helpful on a variety of topics. I was very fortunate to be able to retire at 49 and I’m now 54. I absolutely love retirement (my husband is retired as well), and am always busy doing one thing or another! I cycle & walk every day, and in the snowy winter weather I switch to my stationary bike inside, and still walk outside daily. I love to cook & bake, and make homemade coconut milk & almond milk regularly, like yourself - I made your panang curry last night and the chia pudding this morning, they are both so good!🤤
I wanted to ask you, what type of Moka pot do you have - is it a Bialetti, and where did you purchase it? Thank you!
Hi sounds like you’re having an amazing life! That sounds like my kind of retirement. The mocha pot is a Bialetti and I purchased it at Hudson Bay Company here in Calgary.
@@smallretiredlife thanks so much Raina! I’ll now be looking at investing into a Bialetti, I enjoy my morning coffee so much and I’ve heard other great recommendations about the Bialetti.
I live in Calgary as well,😊, we definitely have long & snowy winters here!
I have a question. I am curious to know what things you did in a regular/daily basis that now you don't do (spend money on clothes, social events, etc). And if you keep the old friends or you have new retired friends, why do I ask that?, just to know if you have things in common with your old friends that are not retired or if you have nothing in common with them any more. Just one more time, I love your channel
Thank you SO much for watching. 😀 Those are such good questions. Definitely those are going on my list for my Q & A video.
Awesome video... Do you use the pulp for anything
Sometimes I dry it out and make coconut flour out of it.
Another good video Raina, you are doing amazing, I think with so little experience that you create remarkable videos. 🙌🏼👊🏼
My question is what's your budget, income and portfolio?
Thanks Curtis. I will definitely cover those questions. Thank you for that!
Where did you get the Weck jars? Is it better with sweetened or unsweetened coconut? Great videos
Hi, I have a link in the description for Amazon but it’s the Canadian store so if you are elsewhere you can probably get it on your country Amazon page. I got mine at a small, local cooking store called The Cookbook Company. Unsweetened coconut for the coconut milk.
@@smallretiredlife I’m in Ontario Canada
Is there a recipe you use for the coconut pulp or do you go on to compost it?
Great question. I can dry it out in my oven and sprinkle it on like cereal and put it in my smoothies. Sometimes I pass it through the blender one more time with a little bit less water and get some more milk out of it. Sometimes I just compost it. But…. I don’t really like to waste stuff.
I noticed one of you videos had no audio
Curious as to which one, I went back and tested all of them on another channel and they all work for me.
9 tips to live affordably and what I eat in a day
@@bmackillop9937I think I understand. Apparently I recorded them in mono. I had no idea how that happened…but now I do. They work fine if you are listening on your iPhone, iPad through a direct speaker. If you are using headphones, the sound comes out on one side only. Not good, but there is audio and if you listen through a speaker rather than headphones the audio is totally fine. Not sure why you hear no audio at all.
@@smallretiredlife thank you.Good audio with my iPhone
Silk is the only brand I buy. The others taste horrible to me. I have been buying it for 25 years. 8 use it for everything.
Yes, if I have to buy it that is the one I buy, but making my own is less expensive, tastes better and has no additives. Silk has guar gum and xantham gum which is not great.