Gary! I never knew what your "real job" was. As an Air Force veteran ('83-88) I want to thank you for the help you give to our troops in transitioning back to the civilian way of life. I am currently in VA Voc Rehab at Indiana State for Aviation Management. You all are great!
That is a cool thing that Gary does for a "job". My family and I were stationed in Hawaii at Ft. Shafter from 1987 to 1992. My youngest son was born there at Tripler Army Medical Center in1987. When I heard about Gary's job it made me appreciate what he does. My son SPC Matthew W. Ward, US Army, suffered a non combat related injury while deployed to Iraq and before the military could do the surgery to fix the injury he died from sepsis on 6/6/09. He was given a full honors military funeral. Yes, I am a Gold Star Mom. I have great respect for the military still to this day and appreciate everything that other people do to help our soldiers, soon to be veterans, and full fledged veterans. My hat is off to you Gary for helping soldiers transition back to civilian life! Mahalo! On another note, i wish I had the talent that you have, Shae with painting - you too Bree. And Bryson is so very smart - not afraid to tackle any job. I say this every time and I truly mean it. Your family is wonderful and I enjoy watching your videos! Thank you for sharing your lives.
What you seem to be aiming for on the bottle flower is called a Gaillardia x Grandiflora, a desert growing perennial (or Annual) That is called a Blanket Flower. Once established, they are drought tolerant and quite colorful! If memory serves me correctly, they belong to the same botanical family as Sunflowers.
Homesteaders, I am sure you already thought of this but I wanna say it anyway. KEEP THE JUNKED SUZUKI!!! You may get an engine and transmission out of it this time but there WILL come a time when you need other parts. You will already have those parts.
Awwww! Congratulations on the new baby goats, they look adorable ! Can't wait to see the motor pulled and replaced, and the Sunflower design is lovely!
Good idea. I filed small notches on the top edge of my most commonly used sockets (6mm, 10mm, 13mm) so I could identify them by feel if I had to reach for one from an awkward place like on a creeper under a car. The tiny notches won't harm or weaken the sockets, but will make your life easier.
Happy Easter all! I found your channel when I was doing some rocket stove research. Now I am hooked. The weekly peek always encourages me. I don't often comment on the channels that I watch. I hope that sharing the joy and encouragement that your channel offers me will encourage your family as well. May God continue to bless you all in everything you do!
Cant wait to hear what the Suzuki sounds like with the new engine in it and congrats on an other kid Love the colors on the painted flower! Hugs you to all. Be safe on your trip old man LOL
There's only one thing I don't like about this channel. Your episodes have an ending.!!! I'm totally addicted to watching your lovely and talented family. You're all so gifted in so many different ways. I look forward to a new episode each week.❤
Aloha Family!! Busy,busy, BUSY people you are! Things are looking so wonderful in the kitchen! Love that flower Shay!! Out building is awesome!! Yay on the new motor and tranny too! So Flower only had the one baby boy huh?!? She sure looked like she should've had more to me!! Gary, l want to say thank you for the work you are doing 2ith our returning soldiers! How awesome is that?!? Kudos and hugz to all of you for everything you do!! Have a blessed Easter! Peace to All of Us....💜💙💜
You guys amaze me...as much as you work...I always see smiles on everyone's faces...how joyful to do what you love...and love each other while you do. Congrats on the new addition and thank you for letting us feel like a part of your wonderful family. .....hugs Lynn Weasenforth Fairmont..West Virginia..ps. Grew up in El Paso. Texas
Hello from the East side!! Shea learn all you can about auto mechanics! I love it! Safe travels Gary!!! The flower is awesome! Great job 😍❤️😄. Enjoy your Easter!
I love watching y'all work on more than one thing in the vlogs, I never get tired of watching it I swear y'all are truly unique and such a fun loving family
Love the flower!! Thank goodness for people like Gary helping vets!! My husband is retired Army!! Keep up the great work guys!! Oh I have a black cat but he is much fatter!! lol 😂 his name is Dragon!!
I am so impressed with all of you. How you work together on everything. You all recognize and embrace each other strengths. Then utilize those strengths to benefit all in the family. It's beautiful to watch and I'm inspired by you all. Thanks for keeping the video journal of your adventures.
Wow, Gary! Thank you for all your help with the soon to be veterans. My husband transitioned out last year and without the people that came in to teach the TAPS course, he would have been absolutely lost. I hope you enjoyed Hawaii :D
Before the roofing system goes on, you should consider putting in one or more steel I-beams to support a gantry hoist. Particularly if this shed is going to be used for any kind of automotive or equipment maintenance.
If the old one had a timing chain problem, I would get a new timing chain and put it in while the new engine is out. Easier to do now as opposed when it is in the vehicle.
Wi11y1960 An excellent suggestion so long as that is all that happened!!! I could be misinterpreting, but Bryson said that some parts knocked each other around or something to that effect, which tells me possible broken and/or bent rods, valve issues and/or crank issue! Even if none of that occured, there is also the possibility of cracked or the more difficult to see, warped head...either though would cause compression/power issues! I'm not trying to argue but simply saying one need be aware of these possible issues as well and eliminate them as issue, before spending money on the timing belt! Something that would help would be knowing why it threw the timing! Was it a water issue, an oil issue, causing the engine to overheat and thus stretching out the belt, causing it to be out of time. With aluminum heads it is much easier to warp or crack than the heavier made heads!!!
@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 You aren't misinterpreting Bryson, but you are misinterpreting Willy1960. He isn't suggesting replacing the timing chain in the old engine; he's suggesting replacing it in the replacement engine. It will be easier to do while the front of the donor car is off and, with 120K miles on it, that engine is due for a new timing chain/belt. If it were me, I'd also consider replacing low cost but hard to reach parts like the O2 sensor and EGR valve while the hood is off and the front clip removed. I'd also inspect and replace any hoses or wiring showing cracks, deterioration or wear. This would also be a good time to give the suspension on blue Suzuki a thorough inspection while its engine is out and access is much easier.
@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 The new engine should get a timing chain. The engine they are using is called a interference engine. A interference engine should have the timing chain replaced every 80k miles. The problem with a interference engine is that if you skip a tooth the engine will castrate it self with one revolution.
Cool thanks for the info! I didn't know that about an interference engine! I also misunderstood your statement and thought you were meaning they should change the timing belt in their original engine like to use it for back up, but you're meaning they should change it in the replacement engine while it is between vehicles same as they should change the oil, spark plugs and wires and any other regular maintenance stuff while the engine is out to make doing each maintenance job 100 times easier with the engine out than it will be once the engine is under it's new hood!! Thanks so much for the response I learned something new!!!
You all always put a smile on my face just from your antics and togetherness. You all are so Blessed with that kind of communication with is sadly lacking these days. Love the little kid goat. Hope Dad reached safe and a Blessed and Happy Easter to you all.
Great video as always! Y'all make my Friday nights! You really should think about owning a Bed & Breakfast but I think it should be earthbag bedrooms, so that we could come visit, and we'd get to learn from y'all and help with your projects while there. I'd pay for the experience myself.
Beautiful flower, I just love the baby goat. Your love for all animals is one of the reasons, I love your blog. A forever FAN. Keep up the great job . YOUR the BEST!!
YES!!!! I totes NEED to see your family’s interpretation of a bus/tiny house conversion!! Shae’s artistic vision on such a project would be soooooo cool! You guys could bring a whole new perspective to that sphere, and I’m a little obsessed with those conversions (yup. My problem, I know. But Shae seems to have the same interest.) 🥰😝🤪😝🥰
that bottle-flower-window is a nice hat-tip to the old cabinets, and their sun-flowers. Intentional? it's pure genius, wheter by design or happenstance....
i am crazy about Suzuki grand vitaras can't wait to see it running again, the shed is looking good and i love all you have done on your place, God bless see you next friday.
So cool that Gary is visiting Hawai'i! I hope you have lots of fun here whenever you're not working. Make sure to get a Leonard's malasada if you have the time! Safe travels 💕🌴
I dont even have the words to tell what I think about this family, but I'll try : beautiful, loving, positiv, creative, friendly, strong...and so on, and so on.....☺!!!❤
they are L-Bolts, shaped like the letter L. J-Bolts have a curved cog, shaped like the letter J. Well at least that is what they are called in Australia. I work for a bolt manufacturer.
When you get the engine and transmission out I would go ahead and do some maintenance on the transmission. Nothing like replacing the engine only to have the transmission carp out a few months after. Doing it now will give you a clue, but a small clue, as to the health of the engine, unless you completely tear it down and inspect. Of course I could be worried about the transmission since the clutch just went out on my automatic transmission for my truck last week at 172k. That was fun as I was halfway to my destination and in the middle of no where really. 200 miles in only second gear really blows. Good luck with the swap and you got a killer deal on that xl7. Plenty of other spare parts to go around for a while. My wife had one for a bit I kinda liked it, but changing the headlight was a pain. New outbuilding is looking good. Can't wait to see the finished product. Kids, kids everywhere ;P Congratulations on the new additions.
0:58 that slang word kaputz(?), reminds me of the German adjective kaputt. The definition is very similar. To make something kaputt, means to destroy something, and being kaputt is being exhausted. Ps. Love your videos, your family, animals and buildings. Wish you all a happy weekend. Greetings from Germany
HEY GUYS, I AM VERY INTERESTED IN THIS THING IN HAWAII. WHEN I GOT OUT OF THE ARMY IN 1970 WE CAME HOME AND WAS JUST WALKED INTO CIVILIAN LIFE AND IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT FOR A LOT OF MEN. SOME WENT STRAIGHT FROM VIETNAM TO THE STREETS OF AMERICA AND JUST COULDN'T HANDLE IT. SO I AM VERY INTERESTED IN THIS.
Great, really good to get the different viewpoint with others now also doing the editing. Gives a deeper understanding of the family. I do suggest mum continue to wear the quality control hat though.
Shae's Jean's Video was absolutely awesome !! I can't sew, but did just recently get a Machine, she has inspired me to try it out, I'll update,lol Ty Shae !!
I've been watching your channel for a while and I like the corps of your family. Learning you had helped militaries into civilian transition life I just wanna say thank you so much 😊!!! I'll be your new subscriber 😁!
OH YAY!!!! 'My' window got painted!!! LOL That window is special to me. Are you going to paint the flower window on the outside of house? Perhaps a different color flower? Saw the flower window TShirt design at the end. Now I definitely need to get that shirt!!!! Gut a van! You go Shae! Shae those hat embroidery are so cute!!!! I want a light purple hat with the flower bottle window stitched on it!!!!
Does Garen even live there anymore? It's been over a year since hewas a regular in these video, not counting the cabin videos. I thought he was living in the camper trailer.
Thinner only helps drying a little. japan drier helps a lot. For future efforts. Doesn't really dry, like water colors, but polimerizes with oxygen and many complcated reactions. The sunflower window is great! Even like the artichokes on it... kidding!
Loving all the projects and how they're turning out. Gary, You're amazing!! Teaching the troops to transition back into civilian life is awesome. Double salute to you sir and safe travels.
You guys should build a giant earthbag workshop/garage, seems like the last thing you need on your beautiful property! I find your videos very informative and hilarious. Keep it up!
Gary! I never knew what your "real job" was. As an Air Force veteran ('83-88) I want to thank you for the help you give to our troops in transitioning back to the civilian way of life. I am currently in VA Voc Rehab at Indiana State for Aviation Management. You all are great!
I wanted to say Thanks too. That transition isn't easy.
I still have my moments after getting out of the Air Force 29 years ago.
🤗🌻❤🤗🌻❤🥀🐝
Wish I had someone like this when I separated. Didn't plan well, managed to get out without a job and a new born. Was a chaotic time.
That is a cool thing that Gary does for a "job". My family and I were stationed in Hawaii at Ft. Shafter from 1987 to 1992. My youngest son was born there at Tripler Army Medical Center in1987. When I heard about Gary's job it made me appreciate what he does. My son SPC Matthew W. Ward, US Army, suffered a non combat related injury while deployed to Iraq and before the military could do the surgery to fix the injury he died from sepsis on 6/6/09. He was given a full honors military funeral. Yes, I am a Gold Star Mom. I have great respect for the military still to this day and appreciate everything that other people do to help our soldiers, soon to be veterans, and full fledged veterans. My hat is off to you Gary for helping soldiers transition back to civilian life! Mahalo!
On another note, i wish I had the talent that you have, Shae with painting - you too Bree. And Bryson is so very smart - not afraid to tackle any job. I say this every time and I truly mean it. Your family is wonderful and I enjoy watching your videos! Thank you for sharing your lives.
Shae absolutely needs a bus project, that would be an awesome series and is one of my youtube addictions lol
Agree
yes absolutely. Skoolie!
@@toronado455 th-cam.com/video/HUsJP8h6bCE/w-d-xo.html
I'd come and help build it...
Liked seeing more of Mom in the video :)
You guys are a joy.
What you seem to be aiming for on the bottle flower is called a Gaillardia x Grandiflora, a desert growing perennial (or Annual) That is called a Blanket Flower. Once established, they are drought tolerant and quite colorful! If memory serves me correctly, they belong to the same botanical family as Sunflowers.
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@@floydc4 that was soooooo kind of you to share this information. :)
The link did not work for me. Bummer. I too love flowers.
A couple of months ago there was a goat in Arizona that gave birth to SEVEN kids and they all survived!!💜💜💜
Wow!
WoW Gary you and your family are amazing... Thanks for helping our Veterans
If y'all have started group editing it's working! Mom is already more sarcastic on video LOL
Homesteaders,
I am sure you already thought of this but I wanna say it anyway. KEEP THE JUNKED SUZUKI!!! You may get an engine and transmission out of it this time but there WILL come a time when you need other parts. You will already have those parts.
And Suzuki is no longer in the US market so parts will be getting more scarce.
I have a feeling this family doesn't get rid of much. Reminds me of the depression generation. You use it up!
Make sure Shae checks the blinker fluid. So many people let theirs go dry and then their blinkers don't work and they don't realize it.
Also, the headlight fluid is very important, and can quickly evaporate in the desert heat.
The old engine probably just needs new piston return springs.
You guys are all so dumb
Haha, nice try.
You may not be wealthy, but you sure are rich, wonderful people.
There is more to wealth than money!
Amen
Wait, dad is a TAPS instructor? Been a while since I got out, but maybe he taught my class haha.
Awwww! Congratulations on the new baby goats, they look adorable ! Can't wait to see the motor pulled and replaced, and the Sunflower design is lovely!
Paint your 10mm socket bright orange so you can always find it. and cute babies.
Good idea. I filed small notches on the top edge of my most commonly used sockets (6mm, 10mm, 13mm) so I could identify them by feel if I had to reach for one from an awkward place like on a creeper under a car. The tiny notches won't harm or weaken the sockets, but will make your life easier.
What a great idea. I'm going to do that.
I love the sunflower. I think it is a nod to your old kitchen cupboards.
Happy Easter all! I found your channel when I was doing some rocket stove research. Now I am hooked. The weekly peek always encourages me. I don't often comment on the channels that I watch. I hope that sharing the joy and encouragement that your channel offers me will encourage your family as well. May God continue to bless you all in everything you do!
OK I have been a huge fan of yours Gary for so long, and to finally know what you do for a career just blows my mind! Thank you for everything you do!
Cant wait to hear what the Suzuki sounds like with the new engine in it and congrats on an other kid
Love the colors on the painted flower! Hugs you to all. Be safe on your trip old man LOL
Flower looks great Shae... love the building too Bryson...goats r so funny...good save Bree
HELLO FROM OREGON; LOVE YOUR FAMILY AND CONTENT. SEE YOU NEXT WEEK.
There's only one thing I don't like about this channel. Your episodes have an ending.!!! I'm totally addicted to watching your lovely and talented family. You're all so gifted in so many different ways. I look forward to a new episode each week.❤
Aloha Family!! Busy,busy, BUSY people you are! Things are looking so wonderful in the kitchen! Love that flower Shay!! Out building is awesome!! Yay on the new motor and tranny too! So Flower only had the one baby boy huh?!? She sure looked like she should've had more to me!! Gary, l want to say thank you for the work you are doing 2ith our returning soldiers! How awesome is that?!? Kudos and hugz to all of you for everything you do!! Have a blessed Easter! Peace to All of Us....💜💙💜
Hello folks, another very nice video. Was fun. Love greetings from Germany, Uwe. P.S.: Happy Easter and have a nice time.
Most beautiful goat enclosure Ever!!! 🏆
I grew this type of sunflowers last year! They're so beautiful and the birds loved them!
You guys amaze me...as much as you work...I always see smiles on everyone's faces...how joyful to do what you love...and love each other while you do. Congrats on the new addition and thank you for letting us feel like a part of your wonderful family. .....hugs Lynn Weasenforth Fairmont..West Virginia..ps. Grew up in El Paso. Texas
Hello from the East side!! Shea learn all you can about auto mechanics! I love it! Safe travels Gary!!! The flower is awesome! Great job 😍❤️😄. Enjoy your Easter!
I love watching y'all work on more than one thing in the vlogs, I never get tired of watching it I swear y'all are truly unique and such a fun loving family
Love the flower!! Thank goodness for people like Gary helping vets!! My husband is retired Army!! Keep up the great work guys!! Oh I have a black cat but he is much fatter!! lol 😂 his name is Dragon!!
Happy Easter To Everyone. God Bless You!
I love that you wanted a flower painted on your wall! 🌸
I Always look forward to your videos.
I am so impressed with all of you. How you work together on everything. You all recognize and embrace each other strengths. Then utilize those strengths to benefit all in the family. It's beautiful to watch and I'm inspired by you all. Thanks for keeping the video journal of your adventures.
Just love your cooperation between your family members, it always makes me so happy and joyful. Thank you for sharing your life.
Wow, Gary! Thank you for all your help with the soon to be veterans.
My husband transitioned out last year and without the people that came in to teach the TAPS course, he would have been absolutely lost.
I hope you enjoyed Hawaii :D
Your all so much fun! Best day of the week!
Before the roofing system goes on, you should consider putting in one or more steel I-beams to support a gantry hoist. Particularly if this shed is going to be used for any kind of automotive or equipment maintenance.
Loved the diversity this week, what an exciting job your dad has.
If the old one had a timing chain problem, I would get a new timing chain and put it in while the new engine is out. Easier to do now as opposed when it is in the vehicle.
Very good suggestion. And in the larger scheme of things, much cheaper to do now than to replace another engine.
Wi11y1960
An excellent suggestion so long as that is all that happened!!! I could be misinterpreting, but Bryson said that some parts knocked each other around or something to that effect, which tells me possible broken and/or bent rods, valve issues and/or crank issue! Even if none of that occured, there is also the possibility of cracked or the more difficult to see, warped head...either though would cause compression/power issues!
I'm not trying to argue but simply saying one need be aware of these possible issues as well and eliminate them as issue, before spending money on the timing belt! Something that would help would be knowing why it threw the timing! Was it a water issue, an oil issue, causing the engine to overheat and thus stretching out the belt, causing it to be out of time. With aluminum heads it is much easier to warp or crack than the heavier made heads!!!
@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639 You aren't misinterpreting Bryson, but you are misinterpreting Willy1960. He isn't suggesting replacing the timing chain in the old engine; he's suggesting replacing it in the replacement engine. It will be easier to do while the front of the donor car is off and, with 120K miles on it, that engine is due for a new timing chain/belt. If it were me, I'd also consider replacing low cost but hard to reach parts like the O2 sensor and EGR valve while the hood is off and the front clip removed. I'd also inspect and replace any hoses or wiring showing cracks, deterioration or wear. This would also be a good time to give the suspension on blue Suzuki a thorough inspection while its engine is out and access is much easier.
@@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639
The new engine should get a timing chain. The engine they are using is called a interference engine. A interference engine should have the timing chain replaced every 80k miles. The problem with a interference engine is that if you skip a tooth the engine will castrate it self with one revolution.
Cool thanks for the info! I didn't know that about an interference engine! I also misunderstood your statement and thought you were meaning they should change the timing belt in their original engine like to use it for back up, but you're meaning they should change it in the replacement engine while it is between vehicles same as they should change the oil, spark plugs and wires and any other regular maintenance stuff while the engine is out to make doing each maintenance job 100 times easier with the engine out than it will be once the engine is under it's new hood!!
Thanks so much for the response I learned something new!!!
One cute and huge baby goat, the flower looks great, hope Gary got some wonderful pictures and video from Hawaii
You all always put a smile on my face just from your antics and togetherness. You all are so Blessed with that kind of communication with is sadly lacking these days. Love the little kid goat. Hope Dad reached safe and a Blessed and Happy Easter to you all.
Another dose of sunshine for my Saturday morning! Thank you.
Always enjoy watching all your new additions to your animals and home.
Great video as always! Y'all make my Friday nights! You really should think about owning a Bed & Breakfast but
I think it should be earthbag bedrooms, so that we could come visit, and we'd get to learn from y'all and help with your projects while there. I'd pay for the experience myself.
Beautiful flower, I just love the baby goat. Your love for all animals is one of the reasons, I love your blog. A forever FAN. Keep up the great job . YOUR the BEST!!
Love the flower, new baby goat and updates.
Thank you for sharing.
💛🌻💛
Love watching your family and home grow and change. Could you add more of more of your farm life? I'd love to see the goats and other animals.
YES!!!!
I totes NEED to see your family’s interpretation of a bus/tiny house conversion!! Shae’s artistic vision on such a project would be soooooo cool! You guys could bring a whole new perspective to that sphere, and I’m a little obsessed with those conversions (yup. My problem, I know. But Shae seems to have the same interest.) 🥰😝🤪😝🥰
Great video, a lot happening. Welcome to the new baby goats. Beautiful flower. Have a safe trip Dad.
You are the most wonderful family! I can’t wait for Fridays.🌻
Try and get a beam across the shed to hook up a block and tackle for future use
So much fun watching your homestead grow!💜
that bottle-flower-window is a nice hat-tip to the old cabinets, and their sun-flowers. Intentional? it's pure genius, wheter by design or happenstance....
Sharon you are one lucky mom. You are also one great mom
I think her name is Shelley
i am crazy about Suzuki grand vitaras can't wait to see it running again, the shed is looking good and i love all you have done on your place, God bless see you next friday.
Yessss! Right on time! Kept refreshing till I saw you guys posted! Lol! ❤️
Omgosh. Y’all have gotten soo much done. Congrats to the newborns!😁 Wowsa ! I have to go catch up..binge watching the ‘little’ homestead!
Good show with the baby 🐐. Dad keep up the good work. Safe travels. Family enjoy
I so look forward to your videos each week! You all inspire me. ❤️
Tell your dad we thank him for his service. God bless y'all. Love you all.
I like the editing on the paint selection part. I could feel the tension through the screen.
GORGEOUS!!! Welcome new little goat boys! Can't wait to see all the pineapple pictures!
Thank you for your wonderful videos, they always lift my spirit up!
Can’t wait for the next episodes.
So cool that Gary is visiting Hawai'i! I hope you have lots of fun here whenever you're not working. Make sure to get a Leonard's malasada if you have the time! Safe travels 💕🌴
Thanks for sharing your adventures with all of us !
Always nice to wake up early on a Sat morning in the Uk to watch you guys :)
Aloha! Another busy week getting things done. Glad y'all got a new engine and some other spare parts.
I dont even have the words to tell what I think about this family, but I'll try : beautiful, loving, positiv, creative, friendly, strong...and so on, and so on.....☺!!!❤
they are L-Bolts, shaped like the letter L. J-Bolts have a curved cog, shaped like the letter J.
Well at least that is what they are called in Australia. I work for a bolt manufacturer.
👍
When you get the engine and transmission out I would go ahead and do some maintenance on the transmission. Nothing like replacing the engine only to have the transmission carp out a few months after. Doing it now will give you a clue, but a small clue, as to the health of the engine, unless you completely tear it down and inspect.
Of course I could be worried about the transmission since the clutch just went out on my automatic transmission for my truck last week at 172k. That was fun as I was halfway to my destination and in the middle of no where really. 200 miles in only second gear really blows.
Good luck with the swap and you got a killer deal on that xl7. Plenty of other spare parts to go around for a while. My wife had one for a bit I kinda liked it, but changing the headlight was a pain.
New outbuilding is looking good. Can't wait to see the finished product.
Kids, kids everywhere ;P Congratulations on the new additions.
"When there's no answer, assume the answer is yes." LOL. I can think of a few situations where that would be bad. The flower is amazing.
Ok now what time will you be at my house? I need a giant sunflower painted! 😄 it's beautiful!
0:58 that slang word kaputz(?), reminds me of the German adjective kaputt. The definition is very similar. To make something kaputt, means to destroy something, and being kaputt is being exhausted.
Ps. Love your videos, your family, animals and buildings.
Wish you all a happy weekend.
Greetings from Germany
HEY GUYS, I AM VERY INTERESTED IN THIS THING IN HAWAII. WHEN I GOT OUT OF THE ARMY IN 1970 WE CAME HOME AND WAS JUST WALKED INTO CIVILIAN LIFE AND IT WAS VERY DIFFICULT FOR A LOT OF MEN. SOME WENT STRAIGHT FROM VIETNAM TO THE STREETS OF AMERICA AND JUST COULDN'T HANDLE IT. SO I AM VERY INTERESTED IN THIS.
TAP is a great program.
are you sure its windshield fluid? It COULD be BLINKER FLUID!!! hahaha / the leaves on the flower reminds me of an artichoke! LOVE IT!!!
Great, really good to get the different viewpoint with others now also doing the editing. Gives a deeper understanding of the family. I do suggest mum continue to wear the quality control hat though.
Yep. Hurricane bolts. We use those here in south Louisiana. Well. We have to. Lol
Shae's Jean's Video was absolutely awesome !! I can't sew, but did just recently get a Machine, she has inspired me to try it out, I'll update,lol Ty Shae !!
Wow you guys get it done you guys are always making progress!
Thanks for another interesting week. The goat videos were really nice.
I've been watching your channel for a while and I like the corps of your family. Learning you had helped militaries into civilian transition life I just wanna say thank you so much 😊!!! I'll be your new subscriber 😁!
Thank you for telling us your job. I’ve been very curious what it was and it’s such a great and meaningful thing you are doing!
Clean as you go, good thing
That's me with a project ....nickname "Mrs. Clean"
It does look nice...the block building. I like the different colors.
OH YAY!!!! 'My' window got painted!!! LOL That window is special to me. Are you going to paint the flower window on the outside of house? Perhaps a different color flower? Saw the flower window TShirt design at the end. Now I definitely need to get that shirt!!!! Gut a van! You go Shae! Shae those hat embroidery are so cute!!!! I want a light purple hat with the flower bottle window stitched on it!!!!
Love the Hackintosh that Mom uses!!! I am building a Hackintosh now.
That was a steal on the Suzuki! Older Isuzu Troopers are my favorite.
So good to see you guys
such a wonderful series of amazing videos and i absolutely love the whole family
Does Garen even live there anymore? It's been over a year since hewas a regular in these video, not counting the cabin videos. I thought he was living in the camper trailer.
Thinner only helps drying a little. japan drier helps a lot. For future efforts. Doesn't really dry, like water colors, but polimerizes with oxygen and many complcated reactions.
The sunflower window is great! Even like the artichokes on it... kidding!
good day to you guys !! thanks for sharing another Earthbag 🌍👜 Adventure with us today !! 🎥👍✝!
That was the best official SAE engine sturdiness test procedure ever demonstrated on TH-cam! 😁
Loving all the projects and how they're turning out. Gary, You're amazing!! Teaching the troops to transition back into civilian life is awesome. Double salute to you sir and safe travels.
Welcome to the southwest desert area. Where leaving your room to go to the bathroom requires night vision goggles.
I love the bottle flower! I can’t wait to do this in our strawbale home. (Future). We live in St David. 😊
flower power :)
Wonder if Gary was my boys' instructor when they were discharged. Kitchen is really coming along and the flower brightens it up beautifully.
You guys should build a giant earthbag workshop/garage, seems like the last thing you need on your beautiful property! I find your videos very informative and hilarious. Keep it up!
So fun as usual! Love you all!
I love Flowers markings