Greetings from Tasmania. I totally agree that a good sleep works wonders. I was just thinking today about the alternative of living in my van and house/pet sitting and decided that I am glad I chose to do what I am doing. Like you, I will stop when I know it's time to. Nothing is forever. Glad Abbie is much better as well Brenna.
Great video, I’ve been travelling for 4 years with my bestie Border Collie, I too stop when I feel she is not enjoying the wheels moving….I’m a little bit different,I bought a Motorhome to be my home, at the moment after two trips to the Daintree in NQ, I have decided to stop for 6 months in a beautiful CP by the beach…..here until March and then I’m off again to do coastal NSW…… Yes life throws us challenges weather In sticks and bricks or on the road…that’s life , love it you are alive….
Impressive trees Brenna! This was a really interesting vlog. There are seasons in our lives, and sometimes those seasons must come to an end in order for a new one to begin, but when in doubt, definitely sleep on it! 😉 It's amazing what clarity we have after a good nights sleep. I hope Abby is feeling much better. Thank you for the beautiful scenery too. Thanks for sharing & take care. ❤❤❤
Hi Brenna! I love the logical way you approach problems and make decisions... so wise! Also, love the four trees in a line! Flukes of nature are so fun! Thank you for sharing them! Happy Trails! God bless!
I learned something new from you "when life gives you challenge, don't give up straight away". I will remember this golden quote. Thank you that you are not quite just yet as I still want to watch your video. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe. Big hugs for you and Abbie xx
I echo your sentiments and feelings exactly. I recently went out on a month-long test camping trip and I encountered lots of challenges physically. Lots of labor as you said. My back was killing me and I kept thinking how am I going to do this? There were also times that I was quite bored which was interesting. There were times where it got way too hot inside my rig and another time where it got down to 42° and was way too cold. I was challenged. I also had a homeless person bother me at 10:30 at night. Needless to say, I was tested for sure. But even after all that, the day that I went out to check out the snow and touch it, I thought wow this is worth all of the challenges to be close to nature like this. To me it is worth it. I am not full-time yet but that is my goal. I will remember your wise words to not give up too easily. And never make a decision when you're in the middle of an upset.
Beautiful scenery! Those trees are huge, so majestic. It is so important to follow your heart and do what you are doing for as long as you want. Great video. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Greetings from near Narrabri NSW Australia. I too agree. Listen to your heart (and your body) but don't give up too easily! Pleasant days make it all worthwhile. Thanks Brenna!
Great advice Brenna... thankyou 🙏 As mums of furbabies we always put them first. When our dogs are down or sick its a hard time but thankfully it passes as you said. Abby is so lucky to live van life with you. Great video and beautiful scenery 😊🐾
Just love your wisdom. We nearly gave up our trip after a hip replacement, then falling & fracture & bruising on the tibia plus torn tendons. Yes, moving forward & enjoying. 5 weeks on the road, another 5 months to go. Thanks for your u tube.
Breanna, thanks for letting us see your content and sharing the good days and the not so good ones. Life gives us all challenges and it helps to know we are not alone and have someone to listen and be a shoulder to lean on. Thank you😊
Wow...I loved the four trees!! That was great to see. Yes, life in itself is challenging when you have pets. I travel some with my dogs ( and even at home) .. always my concern for them limits what I can do. But love them and can't imagine my life without them. Enjoyed your video.
Hello from Canada! I have a senior dog who was having recurrent episodes of diarrhea. Finally decided ,with help from my vet ,to try a gastrointestinal biome diet. IT has saved my dog. Something to think about anyways. Having an unwell pet is so challenging! I just felt I needed to share my experience with you.
It doesn't matter what life we live, we all deal with the occasional existential crisis. I've learned that everything that happens to me in life presents two choices: take it or leave it. If I choose "take it", I acknowledge it is my choice. If I choose "leave it", I figure out what it is I want to do about it and focus on that. This applies to everything. People, hobbies, lifestyles, clothing, food, entertainment... At the end of the day, if I'm not happy with something around me, it's because I haven't changed it. From there, I figure out what it would take to change it and if it's not worth the effort, I acknowledge that I have chosen "take it" and it no longer bothers me. It's either something I'm willing to put in the effort to change or it's not. If I'm not willing to do what it takes to change it, giving it any further thought is an exercise in futility and mentally bashing my head against a wall. Abby looked so happy playing in the water!
Hi Brenna I just started watching Your TH-cam channel, I'm a single woman and I've been doing the van life for only over a year. I really enjoy this video, I have those feelings sometimes I'm lonely and having a hard time sometime, I think 2 puppy dogs but I still need to see my family and friends. So I face time them on my phone,that helps a lot. But I really do enjoy your videos they are helpful to me.
wow nearly 10 thousand subs thats so great Brenna 'well there's one reason to keep powering on ;) ps. i cant believe im at a big 41 now haha ... have a pleasant night my friend n good ta see u back..
I always appreciate you sharing your life and feelings, it helps me, so I will say thanks and encourage you to keep doing what you love. Regards Anthea
Thankyou for your honesty and showing us all that we are human and experience all kinds of emotions at times. Being patient with yourself and kind is so important when things are hard. I totally understand how you feel I have a puppy golden retriever who doesn't really like travelling all that much so I tend to stay home or leave her and just do day trips. It would be SO different I think if she loved travelling. I think its just the initial getting in the van but hopefully she will learn to love it once I go more often. You are so inspiring to people and im sending you a virtual hug. My daughter lives in Broome and her favourite place is Nannup WA which Ive just looked is about 40 mins away. It looks beautiful and can see why it would be her favourite place, reminds me of the south coast NSW x
Such wise words. I've been in a 'give up' mode lately and it's good to be reminded that the joy can be found again. And what a lovely part of the world you are in too! :)
Wonderful to see you lady. Couldn't agree more with everything you shared. Believe most of these things happen in brick- mortar homesteads as well, of course. Hope that pups stays well. Clearly you love her. Thank you most of all for being so honest with us. Enjoy your travels. Be safe.
As you say, house living isn’t easy either. For me, the uncertainty of how I’ll survive once I reach retirement is a concern. I’m certain I’ll be moving to van life. So I’m enjoying having a home and garden for now because one day I won’t.
Great video as always. Yes there will always be challenges, even living in a house. Take the time, breathe and start a new day. So glad Abbie is better now. Take care Brenna. From Terri.
Thanks Brenna, that's a lovely spot you're in. I think anything we do in life is a day by day thing. Certainly if we're feeling emotional, that's never the right time to make important decisions. When I start travelling, I doubt I'll be on you tube, and if I were, I'd probably only post every other month. If you start off posting daily or weekly, it's what people come to expect, and sometimes, you just don't feel like it. I follow some who only post every 3 months or so, and because I like following them, I wait, I know they're coming back at some point. It's a huge commitment, so better to give yourself some breathing space. Glad Abbey's okay.
Thanks Anne, I believe I have now found my way with TH-cam where I will post when I feel like it and usually because I have something to share. At the moment I have lots of videos I want to share and I’m looking forward to making them.
Brenna, for future reference..I had a wonderful vet up in Bundy years ago when I lived there and my dog had diarrhoea and he told me to give her a teaspoon of liquid mylanta ( which I always have on hand ) anyway, it fixed her right up. She even had blood too. Hope this helps you in the future. Cheers Non
Hi Brenna, thanks for the honesty. I'm in the west and just got a van. Having some work done now so hopefully on the road in a month or so. May see you in my travels. Stay safe.
One Tree Bridge: having a bridge was far easier than crossing on the log. :) Having a sick pet is no fun, even in a house. Three times, in as many weeks, my old cat was spewing from both ends. I was sure she was dying, but each time, I cleaned up after her and told her to sleep it off. She survived, but is probably down to 6 lives. Abby is lucky to be an adventure dog, so many new smells and many interesting walks. Plus, she gets to be with you a lot more, not alone while you go for groceries or to work. Seeing her drink while standing in the river, then shake once out, was precious. :) ~ Jon in rural BC, Canada
Glenoran pool is one of my favorite day spots, l often spend the whole day there and have it to myself most of the day! Did you check our the nearby campground? Bibbulmun track is almost 1000km long , as to how long it takes, lm not sure but my friend dit it very slowly (newbie) and it took weeks
It is a beautiful place. I think you are referring to Greens Island campground. I haven’t been there yet but it is on my list. I’m very lucky and get free camping in Manjimup on the farm where my horse is.
I wonder if you would sometimes consider doing a house sit and both of you have a break for a couple of weeks. There are always people looking for someone to look after their homes and it is often all the more so in the country or at regional remote places that you might love. Just a thought. A change is a good as a holiday.
I know, currently out on my first serious trip, and it's difficult. Driving from the cold north, towards the more livable south, driving in a country where I don't speak the language, doesn't understand the written signs and are winging it constantly. 😂 There's been so many sleepless night, either waking up cold, or just not feeling relaxed enough to fall asleep (not sure if my park up was allowed) I went with a car that wasn't finished, so no heater installed, just the cars own system, which means the engine needs to run and get warm.😅 This is the first night where I didn't wake up cold, but it's raining and cold now, so wondering if I should just head on south. It's been 6 days since I left Norway, and I have driven around 2500km so far. (1553.428miles) So my body is pretty exhausted, but I don't find any peace. The easy part is driving, then I feel like calm for a while. I need this, to go thru this experience, to push myself out and into uncomfortable feelings, to learn that I can. It's so easy to just hide away at home, burry my head in the pillows and just not deal with fear. Luckily I have viking blood, the need to travel, is always present. 😂 And I don't like Norwegian winters. 😉
Is your dog having anxiety and worried about you maybe. Sometimes staying in an airbnb or renting a room for a bit, if it can be managed into the budget. Respectfully speaking.
She had anxiety during our recent house sit as well. It is coming with her older age I think, my sisters dog is the same age and experiencing similar issues.
The absolute worst thing I find about van life is idiot horrible men that work on vehicles, doing everything they can to sabotage and mess up work you need doing for absolutely no good reason other than they hate women, they're jealous your vans nicer than theirs or the work wasn't their idea.
Dear Brenna and Abby. After watching your last two posts I may have a solution for your beautiful Abby, and in turn, will support you. I swear by this and this was the only thing that helped my 10-year-old with his anxiety as we were living with high Anxiety situations at the time. The Vet solutions made my boy worse and I believe shortened his life. I will put all of the information into an email to you. With heartfelt Love and support😺👍.
So sorry poor little Abby's been sick. They're the worst of times. She looks to be such a gentle soul. Good health to both of you, Brenna and Abby. ❤🩹 🦮 Second time I've watched this video. Do you paint that beautiful scenery, Brenna? Your photography is lovely. I always feel like I'm on your walks with you. Thanks again. p.s. I'd like to see a few more videos (if you have the time, or the inclination). 💜 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
You inspired me to travel around Australia .
Now I have been on the road for 5 months and I am traveling with 2 small dogs and 3 cats .
That is amazing. Well done for getting out there and doing it. Anything is possible 😀
Greetings from Tasmania. I totally agree that a good sleep works wonders. I was just thinking today about the alternative of living in my van and house/pet sitting and decided that I am glad I chose to do what I am doing. Like you, I will stop when I know it's time to. Nothing is forever. Glad Abbie is much better as well Brenna.
Thanks for sharing!
What a lovely area. 💙. You are so right , every lifestyle has challenges. Abby is so gorgeous.
Thank you so much!
Hi Brenna, what excellent advice for us all. Life is sometimes a struggle. It’s how we cope with it and never too old to learn. Safe travels ❤
Cheers 😊
Thanks for telling it how it is. It's refreshing in the 'perfect life' (not) of social media.
Great video, I’ve been travelling for 4 years with my bestie Border Collie, I too stop when I feel she is not enjoying the wheels moving….I’m a little bit different,I bought a Motorhome to be my home, at the moment after two trips to the Daintree in NQ, I have decided to stop for 6 months in a beautiful CP by the beach…..here until March and then I’m off again to do coastal NSW……
Yes life throws us challenges weather In sticks and bricks or on the road…that’s life , love it you are alive….
Love that you are doing what works for you and bestie.😀
Impressive trees Brenna! This was a really interesting vlog. There are seasons in our lives, and sometimes those seasons must come to an end in order for a new one to begin, but when in doubt, definitely sleep on it! 😉 It's amazing what clarity we have after a good nights sleep. I hope Abby is feeling much better. Thank you for the beautiful scenery too. Thanks for sharing & take care. ❤❤❤
Everything looks different after a good night sleep 😴
Hi Brenna! I love the logical way you approach problems and make decisions... so wise! Also, love the four trees in a line! Flukes of nature are so fun! Thank you for sharing them! Happy Trails! God bless!
Thank you! You too!
I learned something new from you "when life gives you challenge, don't give up straight away". I will remember this golden quote. Thank you that you are not quite just yet as I still want to watch your video. Thank you for sharing. Stay safe. Big hugs for you and Abbie xx
Thanks Nora 🙏
I echo your sentiments and feelings exactly. I recently went out on a month-long test camping trip and I encountered lots of challenges physically. Lots of labor as you said. My back was killing me and I kept thinking how am I going to do this? There were also times that I was quite bored which was interesting. There were times where it got way too hot inside my rig and another time where it got down to 42° and was way too cold. I was challenged. I also had a homeless person bother me at 10:30 at night. Needless to say, I was tested for sure. But even after all that, the day that I went out to check out the snow and touch it, I thought wow this is worth all of the challenges to be close to nature like this. To me it is worth it. I am not full-time yet but that is my goal. I will remember your wise words to not give up too easily. And never make a decision when you're in the middle of an upset.
Beautiful scenery! Those trees are huge, so majestic. It is so important to follow your heart and do what you are doing for as long as you want. Great video. Thank you for sharing. Take care.
Thank you so much!
Thank you Brenna. I LOVE your videos.
You are so welcome!
Wow, those trees are amazing! Glad you are not giving up just yet as I really enjoy seeing your “finds” in Australia.
Thanks 👍
Greetings from near Narrabri NSW Australia. I too agree. Listen to your heart (and your body) but don't give up too easily! Pleasant days make it all worthwhile. Thanks Brenna!
Hi Della👋. Great to hear from you 😀
Great advice Brenna... thankyou 🙏 As mums of furbabies we always put them first. When our dogs are down or sick its a hard time but thankfully it passes as you said. Abby is so lucky to live van life with you. Great video and beautiful scenery 😊🐾
Thanks Sage😀
Just love your wisdom.
We nearly gave up our trip after a hip replacement, then falling & fracture & bruising on the tibia plus torn tendons.
Yes, moving forward & enjoying.
5 weeks on the road, another 5 months to go.
Thanks for your u tube.
Good stuff!
thanks Brenna you reinforce my vanlife descision as it is the best lifestyle versus brick n stick existence.
You’re welcome ☺️
I think longtime van life is for those who don't, have a choice. A great video thanks Brenna.
Maybe.
Hi from Victoria. You are very inspiring to watch Brenna in your journey. Thank you for this video, it has given me a lot of food for thought.
You are so welcome!
Breanna, thanks for letting us see your content and sharing the good days and the not so good ones. Life gives us all challenges and it helps to know we are not alone and have someone to listen and be a shoulder to lean on. Thank you😊
You are so welcome!
Wow...I loved the four trees!! That was great to see. Yes, life in itself is challenging when you have pets. I travel some with my dogs ( and even at home) .. always my concern for them limits what I can do. But love them and can't imagine my life without them. Enjoyed your video.
Thanks 😊
Hello from Canada! I have a senior dog who was having recurrent episodes of diarrhea. Finally decided ,with help from my vet ,to try a gastrointestinal biome diet. IT has saved my dog. Something to think about anyways. Having an unwell pet is so challenging! I just felt I needed to share my experience with you.
Thanks for sharing, I think Abby got some nasty germs from a dead bird she picked up.😳
It doesn't matter what life we live, we all deal with the occasional existential crisis.
I've learned that everything that happens to me in life presents two choices: take it or leave it. If I choose "take it", I acknowledge it is my choice. If I choose "leave it", I figure out what it is I want to do about it and focus on that. This applies to everything. People, hobbies, lifestyles, clothing, food, entertainment... At the end of the day, if I'm not happy with something around me, it's because I haven't changed it. From there, I figure out what it would take to change it and if it's not worth the effort, I acknowledge that I have chosen "take it" and it no longer bothers me. It's either something I'm willing to put in the effort to change or it's not. If I'm not willing to do what it takes to change it, giving it any further thought is an exercise in futility and mentally bashing my head against a wall.
Abby looked so happy playing in the water!
You have a great way of looking at life and I couldn’t agree more.😀
Hi Brenna I just started watching Your TH-cam channel, I'm a single woman and I've been doing the van life for only over a year. I really enjoy this video, I have those feelings sometimes I'm lonely and having a hard time sometime, I think 2 puppy dogs but I still need to see my family and friends. So I face time them on my phone,that helps a lot. But I really do enjoy your videos they are helpful to me.
I meant I have 2 puppy dogs.
Love the history, thanks for sharing ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it
Awesome video brenna 🤩
Thank you!!
wow nearly 10 thousand subs thats so great Brenna 'well there's one reason to keep powering on ;) ps. i cant believe im at a big 41 now haha ... have a pleasant night my friend n good ta see u back..
Thanks Dave😀
Nice to see you in the big trees 'down south' Brenna.. have fun in the shade :)
Thank you! Will do!
I've got family in Collie and visit when I can. Such a gorgeous area.
It really is!
I always appreciate you sharing your life and feelings, it helps me, so I will say thanks and encourage you to keep doing what you love. Regards Anthea
Thanks for the support Anthea. I hope you also continue to do what you love.
Thankyou for your honesty and showing us all that we are human and experience all kinds of emotions at times. Being patient with yourself and kind is so important when things are hard. I totally understand how you feel I have a puppy golden retriever who doesn't really like travelling all that much so I tend to stay home or leave her and just do day trips. It would be SO different I think if she loved travelling. I think its just the initial getting in the van but hopefully she will learn to love it once I go more often. You are so inspiring to people and im sending you a virtual hug. My daughter lives in Broome and her favourite place is Nannup WA which Ive just looked is about 40 mins away. It looks beautiful and can see why it would be her favourite place, reminds me of the south coast NSW x
Our puppies come first 🥰🐶
Such wise words. I've been in a 'give up' mode lately and it's good to be reminded that the joy can be found again. And what a lovely part of the world you are in too! :)
Don’t give up, I believe in you. It is amazing what you can accomplish 😀
Wonderful to see you lady. Couldn't agree more with everything you shared. Believe most of these things happen in brick- mortar homesteads as well, of course. Hope that pups stays well. Clearly you love her. Thank you most of all for being so honest with us. Enjoy your travels. Be safe.
Absolutely!!
Wise words from Brenna. I truly appreciate your wisdom. 😊
Thanks so much!
As you say, house living isn’t easy either. For me, the uncertainty of how I’ll survive once I reach retirement is a concern. I’m certain I’ll be moving to van life. So I’m enjoying having a home and garden for now because one day I won’t.
Great video as always. Yes there will always be challenges, even living in a house. Take the time, breathe and start a new day. So glad Abbie is better now. Take care Brenna. From Terri.
Thanks Terri
Hello Brenna
I love your videos. They are inspiring and real. I appreciate the time you take to make them. Hugs for you and Abby. ❤
Thank you so much!
Thanks Brenna, that's a lovely spot you're in. I think anything we do in life is a day by day thing. Certainly if we're feeling emotional, that's never the right time to make important decisions. When I start travelling, I doubt I'll be on you tube, and if I were, I'd probably only post every other month. If you start off posting daily or weekly, it's what people come to expect, and sometimes, you just don't feel like it. I follow some who only post every 3 months or so, and because I like following them, I wait, I know they're coming back at some point. It's a huge commitment, so better to give yourself some breathing space. Glad Abbey's okay.
Thanks Anne, I believe I have now found my way with TH-cam where I will post when I feel like it and usually because I have something to share. At the moment I have lots of videos I want to share and I’m looking forward to making them.
Brenna, for future reference..I had a wonderful vet up in Bundy years ago when I lived there and my dog had diarrhoea and he told me to give her a teaspoon of liquid mylanta ( which I always have on hand ) anyway, it fixed her right up. She even had blood too. Hope this helps you in the future. Cheers Non
Thanks for the advice 😊
Wise words 🥰
Glad you think so 😊
What a beautiful place
It really is!
You should think about hiking the Bibbulmun Track. I've done it 3 times and it's amazing!
I have thought about it but not really an option with my dog.
Hi Brenna, thanks for the honesty.
I'm in the west and just got a van. Having some work done now so hopefully on the road in a month or so.
May see you in my travels. Stay safe.
Best of luck!
One Tree Bridge: having a bridge was far easier than crossing on the log. :)
Having a sick pet is no fun, even in a house. Three times, in as many weeks, my old cat was spewing from both ends. I was sure she was dying, but each time, I cleaned up after her and told her to sleep it off. She survived, but is probably down to 6 lives.
Abby is lucky to be an adventure dog, so many new smells and many interesting walks. Plus, she gets to be with you a lot more, not alone while you go for groceries or to work.
Seeing her drink while standing in the river, then shake once out, was precious. :)
~ Jon in rural BC, Canada
Thanks Jon, I hope your cat is okay. Abby sends her love🐶
@@BrennaLivingJoyfully Molly is back to her feisty self, chasing her sister from her favourite perches. They turned 11 on Nov. 11.
~ Jon
❤🌻
Glenoran pool is one of my favorite day spots, l often spend the whole day there and have it to myself most of the day! Did you check our the nearby campground? Bibbulmun track is almost 1000km long , as to how long it takes, lm not sure but my friend dit it very slowly (newbie) and it took weeks
It is a beautiful place. I think you are referring to Greens Island campground. I haven’t been there yet but it is on my list. I’m very lucky and get free camping in Manjimup on the farm where my horse is.
I wonder if you would sometimes consider doing a house sit and both of you have a break for a couple of weeks. There are always people looking for someone to look after their homes and it is often all the more so in the country or at regional remote places that you might love. Just a thought. A change is a good as a holiday.
I have done house sits but I really prefer being on the road
I know, currently out on my first serious trip, and it's difficult.
Driving from the cold north, towards the more livable south, driving in a country where I don't speak the language, doesn't understand the written signs and are winging it constantly. 😂
There's been so many sleepless night, either waking up cold, or just not feeling relaxed enough to fall asleep (not sure if my park up was allowed)
I went with a car that wasn't finished, so no heater installed, just the cars own system, which means the engine needs to run and get warm.😅
This is the first night where I didn't wake up cold, but it's raining and cold now, so wondering if I should just head on south.
It's been 6 days since I left Norway, and I have driven around 2500km so far. (1553.428miles)
So my body is pretty exhausted, but I don't find any peace.
The easy part is driving, then I feel like calm for a while.
I need this, to go thru this experience, to push myself out and into uncomfortable feelings, to learn that I can.
It's so easy to just hide away at home, burry my head in the pillows and just not deal with fear.
Luckily I have viking blood, the need to travel, is always present. 😂
And I don't like Norwegian winters. 😉
Sounds like an amazing adventure and lots of opportunity for personal growth 😀
Beautiful spot. The water looks so clean. What time of day were you there?
It was about 1.30pm
Greetings from Germany ❤❤
Hello there!👋
Greetings from Bunbury
Greetings. Bunbury vet is where we made our two visits😀
You could still go to places like this if you lived in a house ❤
Definitely! When I first started living in my van I was amazed at how many beautiful places were so close that I never visited 😳
Nothing worse than when ya pooch gets crook :/ Take it easy ... do some art work ... as long as you are truly happy ... enjoy xoxo
Thank you, I will
Is your dog having anxiety and worried about you maybe. Sometimes staying in an airbnb or renting a room for a bit, if it can be managed into the budget. Respectfully speaking.
She had anxiety during our recent house sit as well. It is coming with her older age I think, my sisters dog is the same age and experiencing similar issues.
The absolute worst thing I find about van life is idiot horrible men that work on vehicles, doing everything they can to sabotage and mess up work you need doing for absolutely no good reason other than they hate women, they're jealous your vans nicer than theirs or the work wasn't their idea.
This is not something I have had to deal with.
@@BrennaLivingJoyfully I guess as you're not in the UK. There's a lot of vile sneaky people here unfortunately.
Dear Brenna and Abby. After watching your last two posts I may have a solution for your beautiful Abby, and in turn, will support you. I swear by this and this was the only thing that helped my 10-year-old with his anxiety as we were living with high Anxiety situations at the time. The Vet solutions made my boy worse and I believe shortened his life. I will put all of the information into an email to you. With heartfelt Love and support😺👍.
Thanks
So sorry poor little Abby's been sick. They're the worst of times. She looks to be such a gentle soul. Good health to both of you, Brenna and Abby. ❤🩹 🦮 Second time I've watched this video. Do you paint that beautiful scenery, Brenna? Your photography is lovely. I always feel like I'm on your walks with you. Thanks again. p.s. I'd like to see a few more videos (if you have the time, or the inclination). 💜 🦘🦘🦘🦘🦘
Thanks, I think she is on the mend.
Can I get Faye’s phone number. Heehee 😁
Everyone needs a friend like Fay☺️