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Everyday Homemaking Far Below The Poverty Line • Slow Living | Traditional Christian Housewife 

Anna Dysett
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Welcome to a busy day of homemaking in our house. The Lord has really been working hard on me and my contentment with where I am in my life. I hope this video encourages you to remember that you are exactly where you are meant to be - Romans 8:28 And we know that all things work together for good to them that love God, to them who are the called according to his purpose.
Homemade Laundry Detergent
Materials You'll Need:
Baking soda
3 percent hydrogen peroxide
Borax
Gentle dish soap
Instructions:
Begin by boiling 8 cups of water.
Next, add 2 cups of borax and 2 cups of baking soda.
Dilute 1 cup of 3 percent hydrogen peroxide with 2 cups of water; add to mixture.
Add 2 cups of dish soap and another 8 cups of boiling water.
Once the mixture is well dissolved, you can choose to add in an essential oil (about 50 drops).
Let your homemade laundry detergent cool down to room temperature. It will thicken into a white powder consistency.
Next, store your detergent in an airtight glass jar, away from pets or children.
Chickpea Crust Recipe
FOR THE PIZZA BASE
⅔ cup (93 g) chickpea (garbanzo bean) flour
¼ cup (32 g) tapioca starch/flour
1 tablespoon dried herbs (I like a combination of oregano and basil)
½ teaspoon kosher salt
⅛ teaspoon freshly ground black pepper
¾ cup (6 fluid ounces) lukewarm water
3 tablespoons (42 g) extra virgin olive oil
½ ounce Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese grated or ground
Place a 10-inch cast iron or other heavy-bottom saucepan over medium-high heat, and add the remaining 2 tablespoons olive oil. Heat the oil until rippling.
Pour in the batter and shake and spread it out into an even layer. Top with the sliced tomatoes (cut side up), shredded and/or shaved cheeses, pepper and herbs.
Cover the pan and allow the pizza to cook until set in the center and browned on the underside (5 to 7 minutes).
Uncover the pan and place under your oven’s broiler. Cook until the top is browned and bubbling (about 3 minutes).
Remove from the oven and transfer the pizza to a wire rack to cool for a moment, until the cheese sets.
Transfer the pizza to a flat cutting surface, slice it into 6 pieces and serve warm.
#diy #homemaking #homemaker #femininity #christianwomen #encouragement #contentment

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@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
I really apologize about the cicada sounds everyone! They are finally gone and will not be impacting the audio anymore 🙂
@jennifermier7444
@jennifermier7444 3 месяца назад
I thought that sounded familiar. Lol I am having the same issue at my house they are noisy this year. Don’t worry about the sound on your video we can still hear you just fine😃
@sambailie4773
@sambailie4773 3 месяца назад
I really enjoy your content. God bless you and your family xx
@LovingGodLovingOthers
@LovingGodLovingOthers 3 месяца назад
It sounds relaxing to me because I only hear them late at night here 😂
@beccascraps8141
@beccascraps8141 3 месяца назад
It sounded naturey and nice to me :)
@4712guest
@4712guest 2 месяца назад
Love is the main ingredient in your delicious meals!! For your kids being healthier - maybe look into DIY echinacea angustifolia dried root tincture (susun weed) as very effective - mix 1-3 dropper-fulls (depending on weight) in a bit of tea or water (maybe lemon also to hide taste) 3-5 times a day till well. also hydrogen peroxide (3%) finger rubbed around and in ears at first sign of illness very helpful to head things off (dr mer co la). Real garlic and ginger very effective but harder to get kids to take. i think whatever you do for them with love will work!
@beautyforashes8284
@beautyforashes8284 3 месяца назад
These comments are driving me nuts! Anna explained in a comment that most years, they make between 20-30k, which IS below the poverty line for a family of 4. She's explained that she thrifts and doesn't spend a whole lot. Her home is filled with nice things. But you can get nice things at the thrift store or garage sales. Just because her home doesn’t look like a shack doesn't mean she's being disingenuous about living below the poverty line. In her state. In the US.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
♥️♥️♥️
@jessie9539
@jessie9539 3 месяца назад
I just found her channel and I love it, we’re ‘poor’ and so is pretty much everyone around us in our area in the south. But I love seeing other people make their homes beautiful with little money or using what they have already. Thrift stores and yard sales have SO MANY treasures!! The love and care you put into your space shows. We live in a tiny 20 year old mobile home but over the years have made it so cozy and it’s my favorite place to be. ❤️
@thesun-N-moon8885
@thesun-N-moon8885 3 месяца назад
It’s crazy how people put a “look” on being poor. I went to a food bank and they had different tables set up. I approached a table to see what they were offering and the lady got loud with me and said “This is for the homeless people”. She really upset me. I asked her if she could please tell me what allows her to believe I’m not homeless! Was I supposed to have a certain look?!? I have never went back there again.
@jennyeagan1840
@jennyeagan1840 2 месяца назад
​@@thesun-N-moon8885Never heard anyone say this as I was homeless about a decade ago. Perhaps it was personal hygiene items. Or food that requires no cooking for the homeless or others who do not have cooking facilities or prefer not to cook. When I was housed, all of the food banks have some kind of system where they offer or inquire if I preferred foods not needing to be cooked. At that point, was happy to have a stove-oven, not much of a cook then, yet always made myself a hot beverage in the mornings, and finally at a point, thankful and grateful to enjoy being able to cook a simple meal. That lady was either intentionally rude, or got her messages mixed up by someone else. Sorry you had to go through this.
@Hofminni
@Hofminni 2 месяца назад
I'm sorry to hear it felt so abrupt or forced. Funny how one person's heart must have been to try to save things for those who need it but another tried to enforce it but seemed to have such a different demeanor. Hope you can have some better interactions in the future! ​@thesun-N-moon8885
@AnastasiaR
@AnastasiaR 2 месяца назад
Crazy how some people are gatekeeping poverty in the comments. I grew up well below the poverty line and my mom made our house beautiful with things she found on the street and paint. She also worked very hard to keep our house and yard very neat and clean.
@Citrus_Fruits
@Citrus_Fruits 2 месяца назад
No kidding. My dad and mom made sure we had good places to live and what we needed and we never even knew we were poor.
@JaeMing-tn1kq
@JaeMing-tn1kq Месяц назад
Not,gatekeeping,KEEPING IT REAL😂
@UnicornRoseDust
@UnicornRoseDust 10 дней назад
Poverty is not something you gatekeep. Either you are or not
@Reqreationalife
@Reqreationalife Месяц назад
My husband and I have been together for 5 years and have two toddlers. We have consistently lived off of $600 a week or less ever since we've been together. I stay home with the kids and we have learned how to hardcore budget everything and make a lot of food from scratch. We have moved several times and recently bought a fixer upper home. It is possible to live well in poverty. Things are older and nothing is really new but as long as the family is well taken care of that is all that matters!
@Samsoko830
@Samsoko830 3 месяца назад
Found 100% linen duvet originally from west elm at a thrift store for about $15! Still one of my favorite finds to this day!
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
What an unbelievable find! I can totally relate to how exciting that is!
@susanmcdaniel6310
@susanmcdaniel6310 2 месяца назад
Find yards with beautiful perennials. Walk along with your children and stop to admire then if anyone is around, ask if they'll share. Especially look for retired folks working in the yards. Used to be that's how everybody got their plants. Sharing and connecting are blessings of living frugally. God provides.
@emmsue1053
@emmsue1053 2 месяца назад
Bought a pack of Aubretia seeds a while ago, small ground cover perennials in a pretty blue, put a row along the front of borders under about an inch of soil in spring. Will need to water them through the first summer but after that they just do their own thing! Pack of 500 for a couple of dollars.... It doesn't have to be expensive. Marigolds will self seed and spread every year.. There are loads of seeds around that are perennial.
@StacieBussey
@StacieBussey 3 месяца назад
We lived in a very small house x 36 years and if you pull your weeds, mow, clean the front porch as you are doing, even if you can't plant flowers and get new mulch..your home looks well cared for and nice
@24naaxo
@24naaxo 2 месяца назад
why are the comments trying to gatekeep the poverty line??? as someone who is FAR below the poverty line (i only make around 6.5k a YEAR) Anna is ABSOLUTELY also living below the poverty line, especially for a family of 4. poverty is poverty, leave her alone. just because someone has more/makes more than you doesn’t mean they aren’t also impoverished. in this day and age, more of us are closer to poverty than lower-middle class than ever before.
@pw709
@pw709 2 месяца назад
Did she say what state she's in or if they own their home?
@lisalapoint7022
@lisalapoint7022 День назад
I think measuring poverty from some income line is silly anyway. What we consider poverty is, in most of the world, comfortable living. What WAS poverty in the 1930s in this country is what poverty looks like. This means barely enough food, living off cheap grains and not much else. Living in rags for clothes, with maybe one good hand me down for church. An orange or some new home made socks at Christmas. Never having new shoes, maybe newspaper in the soles where there are holes. Let's be real. Just because you live on a very frugal budget does not mean you are "impoverished." I live very frugally and have always been below that "line." My kids had what they needed and ate very healthy, balanced meals. Christmas was on a budget, but there were gifts. My kids are almost grown and I don't have much in my place that I bought new. I love my home. It needs some repair and that has had to wait until I could save. I work seven days a week. Grow and can my own food. Hard times are coming again. Everyone reading this should be storing three months of food, medicine, pet food, etc.
@MaxKent-j5e
@MaxKent-j5e 2 месяца назад
I’m 80 n my husband is 84 ,we always lived below our income.We didn’t build our house until we were in our fifties.People my husband worked with couldn’t believe we could afford such a nice home.Good thing about our home it’s always been payed for.
@paigequeenb8257
@paigequeenb8257 2 месяца назад
As a wife also in corporate america, these videos are always intriguing to me. I luckily work from home full time and get to do all the things now considered "traditional wife". Feeding my family, keeping a clean calm and peaceful home, growing our own fruit and veggies and becoming more self sustainable etc. Even though we are well above poverty level, we wear used clothes, make our own bread and make things frim scratch and our own cleaning products etc. Goodwill and a sewing machine are my faves, dollar store seeds and dirt are my go to, using kitchen scraps to start your veggies and fruit as well! Eggs shells and used coffee grounds, compost tea and exchanging meals and plants with neighbors. Hubby wants chickens but we swap garden grown produce for fresh eggs currently. Also, you can totally sew a quick and easy duvet with goodwill fabric . Super easy if you can sew a button. I admire thr lifestyle and know that, even wives that work full time are enjoying these lifestyles. Thanks for the tips from a non "traditional wife" just being a homemaker and working at the same time. I love it!
@MarkelBeverley
@MarkelBeverley Месяц назад
The premise of your comment is nonsensical, as *homemaking is a full time job* . Logically, you can't work two full times jobs and do each to the best of your ability. So, whether you give 100% to your job or not, you are not giving 100% to raising your home.
@rebekahvickers4600
@rebekahvickers4600 Месяц назад
That's awesome!
@theparttimehomemaker
@theparttimehomemaker Месяц назад
❤❤❤
@aiyanah284
@aiyanah284 11 дней назад
@@MarkelBeverley Well said!
@lobsterkitty7
@lobsterkitty7 3 месяца назад
I would love a budgeting video to support this concept! It looks like your family owns their home, which is a massive expense saving versus having a large mortgage. So I'm really curious how you choose to steward your funds towards what you have!!
@annetterobinson5308
@annetterobinson5308 3 месяца назад
Remember, ladies, we all pay taxes for government assistance so NEVER be ashamed if you have to use it.
@holyexperience1976
@holyexperience1976 2 месяца назад
Those who truly need it should not be shamed for it. Those who do not need it, be glad you do not need it and not resent those in true need. Not all are abusing the system.
@brookealexander2584
@brookealexander2584 3 месяца назад
Anna, thank you for being open about how little you all make and the Lord still takes care of you all and provides for your needs. It is extremely encouraging to me as we navigate a low income season of our life as well. I appreciate the honesty. I find that a lot of youtubers and content creators create very unrealistic content flaunting their wealth, and it's hard not to feel discouraged. So thank you! ❤
@AHMiteva
@AHMiteva 2 месяца назад
Im trying to get away from the overwhelming content social media has, if you know what i mean. Im so glad i found your account. It's so calming and so real. Its so difficult finding people that show their real life on the Internet, and i miss the days when we were ourselves in here and not chase after clout. ❤
@beccascraps8141
@beccascraps8141 3 месяца назад
I love this. I am a homemaker basically forced into slow living because of my chronic illness, POTS. I can’t do much but I can teach my teenagers and young adults. Thank you for the guidance
@savannahwilliamson7268
@savannahwilliamson7268 17 дней назад
People hating here are obviously ignorant of the fact that “the poverty line” is a term of art. It is a specific number calculated by the govt based on the cost of essentials in the area. you can look it up. By definition, yes, the creator lives below the poverty line. It’s just a fact. Kudos to you for being able to do so much with so little! I can see you put in the time and effort to make your money go far for your family! Better than me and my family are doing at more than twice the income honestly! I’m inspired
@jenniferwilliams7
@jenniferwilliams7 2 месяца назад
Hi, I just found your channel and I love it. I am an older Christian woman, I have raised a large family, and now I am caring for an elderly mother-in-law and taking care of grandchildren. It is still important to live below our income, being good stewards of what God has given us. I love the peacefulness that your channel gives. Thank you for sharing. ☺️
@glendabyford8074
@glendabyford8074 3 месяца назад
I am a cancer fighter and my husband bought us an electric push mower and I love that thing… I mow our yard every week now by myself… they are amazing in my opinion
@codyleeser392
@codyleeser392 3 месяца назад
Get a few rosemary cuttings from a friend and put them in water. You'll have roots in 2 weeks. Plant these in small pots till they grow larger , then put them in the flower bed. They are green year round and smell great.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
Such a great idea! You all are the best. I think that combined with the sweet asylum seeds someone else mentioned would be a beautiful combo!
@ShopFoxburrow
@ShopFoxburrow Месяц назад
Basil cuttings can be propagated in water as well :) but they aren’t perennial
@giovannadeodato6151
@giovannadeodato6151 Месяц назад
Sage is actually very nice too and nice for cooking! But be careful because it tends to become huge :) Melissa is nice too
@artofmaeve
@artofmaeve 2 месяца назад
It’s not about money or money saving. This is simply a beautiful way of natural and simple sustainable homemaking❤ I’d love to try the laundry detergent recipe.
@Mirandarosenichols
@Mirandarosenichols 2 месяца назад
This is the first video of yours I’ve watched and I’m obsessed! I am a young Christian mama of 3. My husband is a great provider but we certainly aren’t rich. We live below our means. I love slow living and cooking from scratch and thrifting too!! Can’t wait to watch all your videos ❤😊
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Aw, welcome sister!! ♥️ so glad you’re here!
@jessicamattaliano520
@jessicamattaliano520 2 месяца назад
Not sure if anyone mentioned this already, but elderberry syrup changed our lives when our kids were little, Especially during the winter months. We made our own because it’s much cheaper that way and my kiddos took a spoonful daily.
@darrellsharonp
@darrellsharonp 2 месяца назад
When we stopped sharing toothpaste tubes, our family colds, etc. stopped. We went from all 4 getting sick, to only 1 or 2. Try it.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
This sounds like wisdom! Not sure if it’ll help the kids who are in each others booger faces all day 🤭 but definitely could help the spread among adults!
@JustSonya78
@JustSonya78 Месяц назад
We have our own individual toothpaste as well. Even my husband and I. We started practicing the method 4 yrs ago and it really helps cut down on spreading germs.
@JamieC444
@JamieC444 3 месяца назад
Your channel just came across my feed. The title jumped out at me. My hubby and I lived below the poverty line for years. We have owned two homes and were told by the bank that there is no way with our income that we should even get the money. We are currently in our second owned home and it’s paid for. Was it hard living below the poverty line… yes, and we were not always smart with our money but we never had a bill late and we always had what we needed. God truly did provide. We fooled alot of people because you would have never known it. We did what we could and took care of what we had and had lovely homes. We rented a couple in the beginning. We have been married twenty three years now and our kids are older. Our income has went up through the years. I would ask though will you share some of your tips on a video( maybe you already have) on how you budget and what your spending looks like? I have to be honest even though we make more now with our business expenses and inflation it’s tight at times. What are some tips you can share? I honestly think tithing is a major component in provision. Just curious what you do as far as what you do today in this economy to stay afloat. 😊
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
Thank you for sharing! I’m getting a lot of push back on this video about “not living in poverty” but we really do. I’m tired of seeing influencers flaunting their wealth when some of them may be fooling everyone just like you mentioned. Also, I only show roughly 13 minutes of my day. We have things around here in this home that really need assistance and could be even dangerous to our health, but we can’t afford to correct it and I’m not complaining. Having running water, warm beds, and food to eat - I realize I am rich in all the ways that really matter and that’s what this video was all about ♥️ A lot of people have asked about budgeting so it’s something I have on my list for a future video 😊
@guildwoman
@guildwoman 2 месяца назад
I love this! I started the first half of my adult life in poverty as a single mom with two kids and now later in life the past six years. Most people don’t know I live in poverty and due to health am unable to work a pt job. But I make it all work. And my life is good. I make all my own food from scratch, garden, spend time caring and homemaking my home inside and outside. I thrift and rarely purchase new unless its something I have saved for a long time. Just because you have a lovely home doesn’t mean you have a lot of money. It just means you know how to make due and care for what you do have. Anna, thank you for sharing. Yes, this can be done. A quality life with God as our center.
@cynthiawhitcomb1780
@cynthiawhitcomb1780 2 месяца назад
Taking care of what you have is such a good lesson for your littles ❤️
@cherbearVR
@cherbearVR 2 месяца назад
Why are you dressed like a pilgrim?
@rosetopginger9714
@rosetopginger9714 14 дней назад
I could ask a similar question about your profile Pic 😂 at least her outfit is cute lol
@rosepetal5303
@rosepetal5303 2 месяца назад
I’m Muslim and I really enjoy watching your videos! As another person of faith to another 💕 faith keeps the homes and hearts truly alive 😇
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Sooooo happy to have you here! ♥️🤗
@tianachidester1566
@tianachidester1566 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the honesty... Faith is essential i find it kinda strange but very honest to point out that you are muslim... I am Christian ❤
@12137Marth
@12137Marth 2 месяца назад
Agreed! And I think as people of faith we especially need each other! - your Christian sister
@JoyWelling-k6g
@JoyWelling-k6g 2 месяца назад
How kind ❤
@karenwinton11
@karenwinton11 3 месяца назад
Soap nuts, bicarbonate of soda, lemons, they all clean clothes & dishes and also if u bottle it, it will clean ur whole house, no harsh chemicals. Win. They are cheap and effective.
@happening_quietly
@happening_quietly 2 месяца назад
Also using white vinegar, making scratch ginger from orange peels, and air drying!
@heatherorwig4565
@heatherorwig4565 3 месяца назад
It seems like despite being low income that you make an effort to feed your family healthy food. I would love to hear or see how you manage the cost of groceries especially quality food. I’m a new wife, relatively new Christian, new to homemaking was never taught as a child and also homeschooling. I am struggling to keep all our groceries and supplies to 150 a week. For family of 4 also.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
Thank you for the feedback! I love hearing what you all are interested in and keep a list for future videos ♥️
@lynce666
@lynce666 2 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysett Yes it would be so wonderful to see how to manage the groseries... We are a christian family of 4 and it seems impossible to buy food for the week on a budget, it's so expensive! Will be waiting for the video so much.
@doralanders1870
@doralanders1870 3 месяца назад
Looks like a busy day and the pizza looked great ...it's always nice to visit your day and all your ways of being on tract with your cost of idems ...God bless you and family ❤
@Deanna_mechael
@Deanna_mechael 3 месяца назад
I think what most don’t realize is that they may not make below the poverty line, but they live as if they are below the line. That means living within your means or way below your means.
@lindseyberrum
@lindseyberrum 3 месяца назад
This is wisdom!!!♡
@ASMRunschooling
@ASMRunschooling 2 месяца назад
I grew up like this it's not as glorious as she is making it
@haidonesia
@haidonesia 2 месяца назад
You are an inspiration, I became a wife last year and we are both students with a little 9 month old boy (in Europe though, so we don't have student loans thank the Lord). Seeing your video helps a lot🤍 new subscriber here :)
@jessicakierstead2244
@jessicakierstead2244 2 месяца назад
My sister is a landscape designer and she's told me of some inexpensive annuals that really fill out so I've used those every year and it costs me less than $70 to make my front yard garden look full and pretty. (Bubblegum super petunias) :)
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Just looked them up! Really beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing 🤗♥️
@bettyadkisson1681
@bettyadkisson1681 3 месяца назад
I found a covet and the down filling for $5.00 then s few years ago i another cover witch is good for winter months. The first one is reversable,stripes on one side and circles on the other in brown greens and blues then found the brown pillows on sale $3.00 each. Plus body pillows for $10.00 each and sheet sets gifted. Plus i buy the sheets for making my blouses and dresses and king sized pillow case too match for aprons.
@lizf506
@lizf506 3 месяца назад
Homemade laundry seems great until it starts building up in the laundry causing it to need to be stripped etc. Ugh. Not worth it to me.
@jlynnc9559
@jlynnc9559 2 месяца назад
Usually homemade laundry is SOAP, not detergent. You definitely have to be careful. It can void your warranty on your washing machine.
@saintamerican6105
@saintamerican6105 3 месяца назад
i feel u ive spend dozens of hours trying to maintain my front lawn but since we didnt grow plants indoors along with landscaping fabric + mulch, our front yard looks WILD lmao This winter im definitely going to put aside $$$ to invest in our landscaping since we might list our home next year.
@debbietinker2408
@debbietinker2408 2 месяца назад
You can try cauliflower pizza crust. Riced cauliflower, cup mozzarella cheese and egg. Bake it until done and add toppings.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Thanks for the reminder of that one too! I used to make those often, and can’t remember why I stopped!
@RachaelStronger
@RachaelStronger 2 месяца назад
Anyone know what state she lives in?
@xbriannaxbananax
@xbriannaxbananax 3 месяца назад
I applaud you for staying home with your children despite not having a ton of money. It shows its really not about money, it's about priorities! Also I would have been nervous about that thin consistency crust as well but it turned out so well, I'll have to try it!
@holyexperience1976
@holyexperience1976 2 месяца назад
Some moms do work because they need to, so their children not live in crime ridden neighborhoods and are not just eating sandwiches or rice or plain spaghetti. reason.
@Citrus_Fruits
@Citrus_Fruits 2 месяца назад
@@holyexperience1976and those mamas are blessed too. Not everyone can or should homeschool. I don’t think they meant any shade at working mamas (or papas!), but more of an encouragement for the mama who does stay home and makes sacrifices too. We all do have to make sacrifices in some way or other it seems and it’s always nice to know other people understand why one might choose one way over another.
@sarahwieland3243
@sarahwieland3243 2 месяца назад
I have lived in poverty and have always had my flowers. Seed packets of flowers r cheap and fun to grow. One of my favorite flowers that were cheap, easy and prolific bloomers is zinnias, u should give them a try 🙂
@kimdavid4979
@kimdavid4979 3 месяца назад
Thanks for keeping it real Anna. By the way your home looks warm and lovely. ❤
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
Thank you! 🤗
@JNtwinner
@JNtwinner 2 месяца назад
Do they “live” below the poverty line or “make” below the poverty line?
@ofirshorshy8281
@ofirshorshy8281 3 месяца назад
I know US is extremly expensive, and I am not sure what it means to live below poverty line? I never pay attention to it, I think your house and mindset is not of poverty . I looks as you are so humble and greetfull, which is not prevelent among the rich. I own almost nothing yet but to cloths, yarn for knitting, I recently was given too much stuff from the grandma that passed so I don't know what to do with so much stuff, i am not build for it....
@tamaraking8259
@tamaraking8259 2 месяца назад
The poverty line is a $ amount of income that is the minimum amount needed to live to a certain standard in a given area. It’s calculated on the number of people in the household and in our area your income can exceed the six figures annually and still be under the poverty line.
@AmeliaUnleashed
@AmeliaUnleashed 2 месяца назад
Love your mission! I know many people are feeling bombarded by influencers who are pocketing sales commissions from our coventesness. I have been looking for creators that inspire what you described- joyful contentment. God is so good, and provides more than we need and deserve but when we are focused on what we don’t have it steals our joy. Looking for contentment in our 900 square-foot condo everyday. I try to remember how God provided it for us when we needed it and how we are raising 2 amazing little children in it. Praise the Lord for His good and complete provision. 🎉
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Amen amen amen! So happy you are here! We all need more contentment in our lives in a world breeding discontentment for us constantly.
@morganphillips22
@morganphillips22 2 месяца назад
This was so soothing! Thanks for sharing your day of homemaking.
@GaserBeam-hi4ez
@GaserBeam-hi4ez 2 месяца назад
I live below the poverty line, have a huge family, live in a trailer with the ceiling cracked and the floor dubious in places. I can’t afford to buy a home or move, and yet everyone who makes way more than we do calls us rich because we have some savings. Like ya’ll, I didn’t go to a restaurant or movies or buy jewelry or a purse or anything for myself besides necessities for 20 years. People’s perception of wealth is goofy.
@nunoepaulasantos7839
@nunoepaulasantos7839 3 месяца назад
Hi, Anna! That pizza looks delicious!😍 My husband and I are also trying to eat healthier and gluten free. Life is all about choices and priorities and like it says in Titus 2:5, we have to be busy at home and manage what God gives us the best way we can. And that means taking good care of our finances and the way we spend our money.😉 Have a blessed weekend!❤🙏
@Tristanstar1
@Tristanstar1 2 месяца назад
I don’t remember being able to afford natural peanut butter and chia seeds making $30k a year.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Really? What were you eating?
@blessed_be
@blessed_be 2 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysett Most people living below the actual poverty line are eating high carb processed garbage to stretch their food stamps, like Kraft mac and cheese and ramen noodles
@mamadoom9724
@mamadoom9724 2 месяца назад
I got peanut butter from a food pantry and I had a friend give me a bunch of chia seeds because she wanted to go on a health kick then lost interest. She also gave me a bunch of quinoa, and herbal teas. Also a lot of low income people have food assistance.
@WithLoveKristina
@WithLoveKristina 2 месяца назад
we also live below the poverty line. The food bank often gives out peanut butter, and many people donate natural types. And, chia seeds are VERY cheap.
@happening_quietly
@happening_quietly 2 месяца назад
If you go to sprouts to the bulk bins, you can get a couple weeks for the chia seeds for only a few bucks. You can make it yourself again going to, but if you bucks for a couple weeks worth of peanuts and blend.
@woman4163
@woman4163 Месяц назад
I think it is easy to live with less in the event that the house is paid off.
@lisaw7478
@lisaw7478 2 месяца назад
I have been making my own laundry detergent for years. 1 bar of zote soap shredded,1 box borax, 1 box washing soda, 1 cup of baking soda. You can put the scent beads if you want but we like the clean smell it has. You also need to add white vinegar in your rinse cycle with most homemade detergents. It helps with build up and sanitizes your clothes and makes them softer. Most of my house is used furniture or hand me downs and definitely thrift stores and garage sales. The older stuff lasts longer 😊 the pizza looked really yummy.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Ooo thank you so much! I only have a bleach and fabric softener slot. Would I put the vinegar into the fabric softener opening?
@Citrus_Fruits
@Citrus_Fruits 2 месяца назад
Thank you for the recipe.
@heavenlyflower_sl
@heavenlyflower_sl 2 месяца назад
Everyone should just utilise their search engine to look up what poverty line means and it varies between states, countries, or even by the World Bank definition. If Anna, the video creator, says they're living below the poverty line then they are. I know what she means because I'm also in a similar situation. I have my own income but it still is not a comfortable one, and by the region I live in, it's either super low income or straight out below the poverty.
@heavenlyflower_sl
@heavenlyflower_sl 2 месяца назад
Also, in other comments she mentioned about filling the home (giving it characters) takes about 8 years and her house isn't paid off. If you're well-off you know it won't take that long to furnish your house here and there.
@gamera2020
@gamera2020 Месяц назад
Sorry but the stainless steal fridge and stackable washer and dryer say otherwise. You people are being snowed.
@marymaria672
@marymaria672 2 месяца назад
One thing I would suggest for saving money is growing your own herbs. I have been able to grow almost all my own herbs in a very small space and it's a huge cost savings! Paying $3-4 for a bunch of basil or a jar of dried basil is ridiculous when you can buy a small plant for that price and propagate hundreds of new plants from it for free. Dehydrate those herbs and you have a stocked spice cabinet! I only have to buy cinnamon and a few spices from Asia- all the rest are home grown!
@melanievanelleswijk7816
@melanievanelleswijk7816 Месяц назад
why removing the weeds....Weed is just a word, made up by people...Weeds are nothing more then native plants..many of them got nice flowers and they are very good for the biodiversity in your area...and they are good for our own health.. ;)
@MoonPhaze5
@MoonPhaze5 2 месяца назад
I can attest to that!!! God chooses the poor, and lifts them up. What people see in our poor homes is the blessings of God.
@macylouwho1187
@macylouwho1187 2 месяца назад
I can’t stress enough how easy and cheap it is to direct sow flower and vegetable seeds outside right after Mother’s Day. It typically rains a lot during the spring so you can sow whole beds of beautiful pollinator flowers to enhance your yard. The US especially is very in need of pollinator plants because we need to feed the bees and butterflies. Their numbers are so low because we constantly clear out the natural areas of land to make way for more housing. If they die, we die. We need them pollinating our food sources or we all go extinct together. So cozy beautiful cottage style gardens are important everywhere that we can put them. You can find seeds really inexpensively at dollar stores. And you can also work in food crops into the landscape design right up around your house. I have cottage garden flowers mixed in with tomato plants and peppers also started from seed because it’s so much cheaper for so many more plants. Things are just scattered here and there as I wanted. I have a whole pile of garden vegetables on the table right now that I need to process and bag up for freezing. I won’t have to purchase vegetables for most of the winter months because I’m either pressure canning them in an electric pressure cooker or blanching and freezing them. Some plants are quite beautiful in the landscape too. Rainbow swiss chard is gorgeous to look at. I have Brussel sprouts planted and it’s a big leafy green plant. (All started from seed packets). I bought dollar store stacked planters ($1.25 each!) and grew all my culinary herbs next to my door for easy cutting before dinner is cooked. I have a bushy stevia plant for free healthy sweetener in our sun tea jug. Clip and wash off, and in it goes. I have potted mint and lemon balm for the same reason. (Never plant mint of any kind directly in the ground because it spreads like wildfire and you can’t get rid of it). Anyway I hope this helps. You can also check facebook marketplace locally to see if anyone is giving away free plants. A ton of free plants get put up because people want them dug up and removed for free because they don’t want to mess with them anymore or someone else planted it prior to them moving in. So freebies are available more often than not as long as you’re willing to go dig them yourself.
@melissasenechal6196
@melissasenechal6196 3 месяца назад
I just want to say I haven’t found anyone on you tube who talks about Jesus biblically and with homemaking as peaceful and encouraging as you. I know it is the work of God and Glory to him because of it. I personally have no woman speaking into my life about God and how to live and I watch your videos daily since I found u to encourage me in my motherhood and biblical role model as a wife and mother and how to act or be content. I can’t thank you enough for using Gods word to help me be strengthened in doing my chores and life. I don’t feel so alone. Thank you God bless
@LovingGodLovingOthers
@LovingGodLovingOthers 3 месяца назад
Another woman I’ve found like her is Milena Ciciotti, they remind me of each other a lot!
@Thea-Sanger1973
@Thea-Sanger1973 3 месяца назад
And heavenly minded home🥰
@susankauffman9355
@susankauffman9355 3 месяца назад
Lea @ Little house on the mountain is also very similar
@wr8551
@wr8551 3 месяца назад
Thousands of roots might be your cup of tea as well
@rebekahvickers4600
@rebekahvickers4600 2 месяца назад
This Mama's Faith
@holyexperience1976
@holyexperience1976 2 месяца назад
I did not see that pizza in the first few seconds in vid! Especially the tomatoes! Mm MM, YUUUUUUM!!!! I was ready to jump in and have some!!!!
@Teaally1913
@Teaally1913 2 месяца назад
Thank you so much for sharing. Very inspiring. Just lovely.
@jesussaves89
@jesussaves89 3 месяца назад
You don’t look like you live below poverty your house looks nice and modern!
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much! We’ve spent most of our years together living between 20-30k and have been blessed even with that amount. My husband got this little house roughly 15 years ago as a foreclosure for only $60k. He spent so much of his savings cleaning it up and making it look nice - but there is still a lot of work to do. The past 8 years or so we have used resources like return wholesales and thrifting to give it some character on our tight budget. 🙂
@jesussaves89
@jesussaves89 3 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysett wow I would have never guessed I thought you guys were slightly above average pay since you stay home full time. Way to give up a lot and sacrifice to be there for your kids and take care of of your home. You will be blessed and receive many rewards in heaven for the sacrifice and obeying the Lord amen!
@sambailie4773
@sambailie4773 3 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysettyour house is so pretty. My mum was a full time home maker and my father was mentally ill a lot so we never had much money but our home was always clean and pretty. Kids don’t want stuff, they want their mummy xx
@RaysIrishmum
@RaysIrishmum 3 месяца назад
Poverty looks very different in the Western world.😂😂😂
@hermonorossco7988
@hermonorossco7988 3 месяца назад
@@RaysIrishmumthis isn’t what poverty actually looks like. No offense to the content creator but this isn’t reality for most living below poverty. Most can’t get approved for a $60000 loan and we cant afford $150 duvet, even on our anniversary. We don’t do gifts for eachother because it’s just not worth it. Also they own their house. You are not living below the poverty line if you own your house. It’s tiresome watching RU-vidrs who say they are living below the poverty line when in reality they just don’t have the same bills as the rest of us. I’m not mad that they have all this but it’s not a fair comparison.
@tansyda7356
@tansyda7356 3 месяца назад
Hi I usually don’t comment but I would really recommend not using borax as a laundry detergent. Borax is actually illegal in the EU because it’s considered a hormonal disrupting chemical and could harm babies during pregnancy. Please be careful
@tansyda7356
@tansyda7356 3 месяца назад
I wanted to make my own laundry detergent as well however I couldn’t find any borax in Germany. Then I found out it’s illegal
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
Wow, you guys! Thanks so much for the insight! I’m so grateful!
@jlynnc9559
@jlynnc9559 2 месяца назад
Watched a chemist about borax. It was interesting. The chemical is not scary. Just do some research on the chemical.
@heathersheartco
@heathersheartco 3 месяца назад
I used to make my own laundry powder. I have not done that in a long time. I used to use pink ZOTE soap from Mexico to make it pretty. Most grocery stores carry it. I should maybe try doing that again. I’m still working on finished a giant bottle of Ecos liquid laundry soap I bought at my local Grocery Outlet some time ago.
@Skyyskye
@Skyyskye 4 дня назад
I also grew up poor but my mother kept our home so clean and tidy and prioritised us over herself. I never even knew we were poor until I was much older and made friends with middle class people. You’re doing amazing.
@henrysmom1742
@henrysmom1742 23 дня назад
Remember that at that income level you don’t pay taxes and do qualify for many discount programs. For example where I live, families with incomes under 60k get 30% off electric bill. They also qualify for free school breakfasts and lunches, transportation discounts, etc. it does make things a bit easier.
@sadieandersen9993
@sadieandersen9993 Месяц назад
Our library has a seed program, you can check out 12 seed packets a month.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett Месяц назад
That’s amazing!
@NewYawkahBroad
@NewYawkahBroad 13 дней назад
$150 for a duvet is not poverty living. I was homeless with two children years ago. I know what poverty is.
@ChristFirstHomemaking
@ChristFirstHomemaking 3 месяца назад
My grandma used to call them forever colds! My kids went through that stage until I started boosting their immune system now it wayyy less than it used to be!
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
What are you doing to boost their immune systems?
@ChristFirstHomemaking
@ChristFirstHomemaking 3 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysett a tea! They take it 1 time a day about a half cup. peppermint tea bags (5) and green tea bags (5), ginger (1 large piece diced), lemon (3), orange juice (from fresh oranges), half yellow onion & organic honey (optional). You can add in Echinacea syrup or berries (mashed & strained) and lots of prayer! Everything goes in while tea is brewing except honey, Echinacea and onion!
@sunmood55
@sunmood55 8 дней назад
Normally if there is a runny nose or sore throat it is a good thing. It means their immune system is working. Possible causes are allergies/sensitivities to dust, soap, food, dry air, etc.
@armikatrina
@armikatrina 2 месяца назад
Wow, 20,000 USD would be considered upper middle class here. In the Philippines, the poverty line is around 3000 USD annual. I'm not saying you're not below the poverty line where you are, just that it seems like a different world.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Wow, thanks for sharing. You are absolutely right though. Western worlds are totally different worlds. Just looking up the average house price in the Philippines is around 74k whereas the average in the US is around 416k.
@AveMaria1917
@AveMaria1917 26 дней назад
Dear Jesus the Holy Infant of Prague please rule over her and help her her whole life. Thank You.
@izza.truroothealing
@izza.truroothealing 13 дней назад
If you go on local forum s u can ask if anyone has any plants to dig up or dug up they want to pass on that you Can transplant to your front yard garden that wil come back yr after yr
@Amandafromappalachia
@Amandafromappalachia 3 месяца назад
I’ve been making my own laundry detergent for 10 years (powder not liquid) I’ll never use anything else. I make enough for a year and it saves us hundreds a year!
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
I’d love your recipe! Some have mentioned borax is not the greatest so I feel like I might be back to the drawing board.
@Amandafromappalachia
@Amandafromappalachia 3 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysettI use borax in mine, never had any issues. One box of washing soda, one big box of baking soda, one box of borax, one large container of oxiclean, 3 bars (grated) fels naptha, one pink zote soap bar, and one white (grated). Mix all together and store. The scoop in the oxiclean is good to use, the first line on it is enough for a full load, about 1/4th of a cup. Use 1/8th a cup for a half load.
@tiaraauxier8742
@tiaraauxier8742 2 месяца назад
@annadysett thinking about your landscape. Did you know that you could go get “starts” from other people’s plants that you like. You just need a little bit and they will start growing in your yard and make new plants. Totally free. Some people actually appreciate it because some plants start to get too big and they need to cut them down or pull out some anyway.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
I love this idea. My mother in law has quite a green thumb now thinking about it.. I should probably go poke around her gardens. I know she wouldn’t mind!
@MsBrendalina
@MsBrendalina 19 дней назад
This video was cute. But, sadly, the tips aren't useful for families where both parents work full-time and don't have time to make things from scratch
@rosetopginger9714
@rosetopginger9714 14 дней назад
It looks like the video wasn't meant for you then as homemaking is usually though of as essentially a full time position taken up by one of the adults in a house hold 😁 while people who work can incorporate "homemaking" aspects into their routines it's not an ideal lifestyle for two people who work no since you don't actually live within the definition of the lifestyle 😊 glad you thought it was cute though! (And also everyone has different work life balances and capabilities but my broke parents of 5 who worked 60 hours a week still found a day or two that they could make a simple home cooked meal ❤)
@robert-yv2yj
@robert-yv2yj 2 месяца назад
Thanks for a very interesting video. Since my wife became very ill I do everything in the house. It's been a steep learning curve, and really appreciate all the tips. Thank you and best of luck. ( Ignore the haters. They live to bring others down)
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement. Praying for your strength, patience, and love as you care for your wife in this difficult season ♥️
@sandy-pf9bb
@sandy-pf9bb 2 месяца назад
Caregiving is such a challenge, isn't it? Hope your wife is doing well. Don't forget to take care of yourself, it's easy to give until you are totally depleted. Praying for you and your wife.
@robert-yv2yj
@robert-yv2yj 2 месяца назад
@@sandy-pf9bb Thanks for your kind words.
@robert-yv2yj
@robert-yv2yj 2 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysett Thank you. Very kind of you.
@robert-yv2yj
@robert-yv2yj 2 месяца назад
@@sandy-pf9bb Thank you. Much appreciated.
@SimplyBeautiful516
@SimplyBeautiful516 2 месяца назад
I think we feel that we need more landscape because what we see others have. I always have to think “ Would I feel like I had enough if there wasn’t anyone to compare with?” The answer is almost always yes!!!!
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Absolutely!! I love this perspective so much. Thank you 🥹♥️
@ForgedByTheFather-oc9ls
@ForgedByTheFather-oc9ls 3 месяца назад
Anna, when you decided to live for Jesus did you eventually see your husband become like Jesus? I need testimonies for my faith.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
When I decided to live for Jesus, I found myself more concerned about my own convictions, behavior, and relationship with God rather than focusing on my husband and his. However, in doing that I do believe He saw my transformation and it did encourage Him greatly. He certainly became more disciplined himself in so many areas very quickly. It was beautiful to watch without having to really say anything to him. I still pray all the time that the Lord help him become the best spiritual leader he can be for us. At the end of the day though, we are still both sinners and working with the Holy Spirit daily to be better ♥️
@susanmcdaniel6310
@susanmcdaniel6310 2 месяца назад
Praying for you! Lean on the Lord. 1 Peter 3
@Citrus_Fruits
@Citrus_Fruits 2 месяца назад
I was a believer when I met my husband and he said he was not sure and leaned towards no. I’m a firm believer we should respect that we have free will and I trust in God to guide me so I prayed and prayed a lot about this man who I felt was my intended but I was sure I could not live and raise children with an unbeliever. One day we were in a scary situation and out in the middle of nowhere with no hope of help. He was frazzled and I told him to stop worrying because I was praying and it was distracting me from it and all would be well, he would see. I was not sure how but I knew it would be ok. Maybe 20 mins later help arrived and both my hubby and the help were shook when they talked and help has suddenly felt an urge to drive to this out in nowhere place when they should be going home. They both cried and my hubby became a believer that day. He struggles sometimes with things like trusting in The Lord instead of himself, but we all have our struggles. God truly has always been so good to me and there is no reason for it, I am no one special or any better than anyone else. I wonder if it is because I have something here to do that He keeps me going through so much or if maybe through my child God’s will will be helped along. I may never know but I am thankful and even if I had no help or blessings I would still love The Lord because He cleans my sins so that I can have hope of eternal life where I can worship God in love and no more cares of this world or our flesh. It seems so wonderful, I can not hardly wait. The mist of my long text is if you have a husband who is on the fence or way out in some foreign pasture instead of the own with the Good Shepherd, pray for him. Be a good example of how faith is important to you and how it changes your life for the better. How it makes you the wife he loves and holds dear. Hopefully this will help him, but if not, you still honor The Lord and you don’t stress and let it cause strife too much in your marriage. Remember God is the one who makes the seeds grow.. we just plant them.
@merryhomemaker
@merryhomemaker 2 месяца назад
Tip for the landscape area... just buy a seasonal flower seed pack...easy sowimg and watering and it looks beautiful! If yoy dont have money for the seed, see which flowers has gone to seed already and use those, or ask people for some spare seeds
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Thank you so much!
@margaretinva7754
@margaretinva7754 2 месяца назад
Veteran homeschool Momma and now grandma here. I read once that until they are 6, kids are sick half their lives! I can attest it sure feels like it!
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Summer is being good to us now! But man, it’s been a rollercoaster 🤪
@aislinnlance5259
@aislinnlance5259 2 месяца назад
If you have a Lowe’s near you go to the clearance plant section. Often times they just need water. I got drift roses and they filled out my front planter.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 2 месяца назад
Thank you so much for sharing! I’ve received so many great tips on how to better our front area, and I’m excited to try them when the summer heat cools down!
@GSDsforever
@GSDsforever 2 месяца назад
You can start perennials from seeds just like annuals. Much, much cheaper! God bless.
@julieemig432
@julieemig432 3 месяца назад
The children are building up their immune systems. Thats why they keep having “little “ illnesses
@JohnTheRevelator11
@JohnTheRevelator11 3 месяца назад
Exactly. It’s all normal and little illnesses are ok!
@CaliRose2020
@CaliRose2020 3 месяца назад
I have just started following your channel. Have you tried sourdough pizza crust? It's very good! ❤
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
I have not! Someone else mentioned that. We love sourdough bread, but I have yet to get my hands on a starter just yet! My friend made some sourdough pancakes recently and they were incredible!
@the_yurk_tribe2803
@the_yurk_tribe2803 3 месяца назад
Our family is like that too regards to someone getting sick.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
So glad we aren’t the only ones! We are dealing with another run right now 🫣
@Whewchilee
@Whewchilee Месяц назад
Have you tried soap nuts? I've never tried them, but heard they're pretty good for laundry and reusable.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett Месяц назад
I have tried soap nuts. After several washes it seemed like our clothes were not only not getting clean - but had a really musty smell that it took forever to get rid of. My mother in law uses them though and she likes them! Maybe she’s just not as stinky as us 🙈😝
@AA-kk1kg
@AA-kk1kg Месяц назад
Yaall eveehtjing she has _looks_ like it's thrift not sure why y'all can't see that. Also you can make everything look gorgeous. A pretty vintage photo flowers from the garden repurposed jars for vases it's a. Matter of aesthetic and making do from little. You can still have an organized and beutifull home no matter how rich or poor you are it's also about priorities. Are you ganna priorities a mess or use your few dollars or coins for the things you need. You _can_ do it. Just have to improvise lol
@baileegordon2825
@baileegordon2825 22 дня назад
For landscaping inexpensively, see if you have a Wild Ones native plant group in your area. A lot of chapters hold free seed and plant giveaways. Plus, the native plants will need way less water and attention than most exotic plants from a nursery would.
@Teaally1913
@Teaally1913 2 месяца назад
Vinegar is a great way to run throughout the last rinse. Softens too.
@4712guest
@4712guest 2 месяца назад
vinegar is a good dishwasher boost too
@anneshirley9560
@anneshirley9560 2 месяца назад
How much do you put in?
@OvercomingPOTS
@OvercomingPOTS 29 дней назад
Thank you for the pizza recipe! I’m allergic to wheat and miss making my own dough
@noonespecial5517
@noonespecial5517 Месяц назад
You should sprout sweet potato slips and fill your “flower” beds with beautiful vines that provide food. If you’re in an area that would support that. We do sweet potato vines and grow basils and some pepper plants together amongst the vines. If I can’t eat it or make a home remedy with it, I don’t plant it. I also planted a mini fig and a pomegranate in those areas. Lots of options to make beautiful but useful “flower beds”
@sarahrivers9623
@sarahrivers9623 2 месяца назад
I grew up below the poverty line… this ain’t it. She’s cosplaying. There’s a culture in poverty that people of a certain socioeconomic class share. She’s not hitting those cultural markers.
@LS-um3zq
@LS-um3zq 2 месяца назад
You can lose a good income and have to accept a low paying job. Doesn't mean you throw away all your stuff.
@sarahrivers9623
@sarahrivers9623 2 месяца назад
@@LS-um3zq Sure. It’s happened to me. Still not the case here. All I have to do is look at the food being used. Poor people do not shop like this. You can get close but not to this level
@Chefgrlangel
@Chefgrlangel 2 месяца назад
She doesn’t have to adhere to a common culture of poverty to survive below the poverty line. She’s good at homemaking that’s why her home looks well kept, that falls under a skill set more than a level of income.
@rosetopginger9714
@rosetopginger9714 14 дней назад
Depends on what you care about and what poverty means in your area 😂 I grew up in a piss poor broke 7 person family, you need to check your assumptions about "just being able to tell" how people live and what they make by appearances just because your family don't eat like that doesn't mean hers cant while below the poverty line in her area 😒 find something better to do
@rosetopginger9714
@rosetopginger9714 14 дней назад
Also "culture in poverty" 😂 no one has to act a certain way to prove their broke dude I've known people basically living on the streets and you never know by how they dressed themselves because they respected themselves and didn't just decide to look broke, not that everyone has the privilege. Again don't make assumptions and share your prejudice like it's truth even if it is from person experience 😁
@theparttimehomemaker
@theparttimehomemaker Месяц назад
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@TaylorOwens-m3m
@TaylorOwens-m3m Месяц назад
Yesss we make our laundry detergent as well and love it! So much cheaper too👏🏼👏🏼 My grandma taught my mom who taught me
@suzettelorraine6993
@suzettelorraine6993 3 месяца назад
I also heard borax will destroy a new washing machine! Love your videos!
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
Thank you so much for letting me know! I’ll have to do some research because I was using some borax with my whites for years before making my own. Now I’m all kinds of confused 🫣😝
@Ama.921
@Ama.921 3 месяца назад
@@AnnaDysettyeah I only add it to specialty loads, maybe you can find another detergent recipe that omits it?
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett 3 месяца назад
@@Ama.921 for sure!
@arliemaria
@arliemaria 2 месяца назад
I don’t think you should serve chia seeds raw. They need blended or added to water/juice/etc first.
@rdblal05
@rdblal05 Месяц назад
I really enjoy the background music! 💗
@That.Lady.withtheYarn
@That.Lady.withtheYarn 2 месяца назад
I got some really nice people Pyrex bowls just for helping an elderly neighbor clean out a few things, they weren’t using them. And I love glass bowls. You can get really nice things on the cheap if you know where to look. That crust batter looks like crepe batter. Interesting :)
@downhomematron
@downhomematron Месяц назад
I am working on making my space feel more cozy and like home. I want to appreciate what I already have because it could be worse. I live in a tiny duplex made from a trailer and it is beautiful. Small kitchen and living room. Small bed room and bathroom with a shower. I wash my baby in a storage container but he loves it. He is five now. We all still share a bed. I always complain about wanting more, and that may be why I am still where I am. It's been so hard to just be myself and do what makes me happy because I've been trying to conform to society and what I see around me. Or do what others deem to be right for me. I'm learning to let go and let God. I would love to pour more of myself into making it feel like home.
@AnnaDysett
@AnnaDysett Месяц назад
Amen 🕊️ you are doing great!
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