Landscape timber flower garden 

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good job driver

looking good

My man that looks very good

Voice sounds normal again 👍🏼

Great job

Sugars a little high, my friend. Mine used to be too, so....shit happens. You might try cinnamon capsules. I take 3 @ 500 mg after a meal, keeps me down to the high 90's. Well, and I try to limit my intake of sugars---this includes carbs, fruit and dairy. The fructose in the fruit and the lactose in milk are both sugars. Anything "--ose" is sugar. I won't say cinnamon is a cure, but it does help me maintain a level I can live with. The yard is lookin' BEAUTIMOUS!

“You keep buying me tools, & I’ll keep working!” I like it. 😂😂😂

My wife said if you come build her some flower beds, she would give you all of my tools. I'm in trouble now. The place is looking better than most city parks. Blessings to you and your family

Looks good

Your wife seems to be a gardener and nurse rolled into one. That woman has spoiled you rotten ! Lol....

Looking good

Looks good. Also looks like way to much work for a bad back and knees

tomatoes in hay bails thats a great idea. It all looks great Brad

I’m envious of you my friend, my wife is glued to the couch and yours is a dynamo of energy. You are a lucky fellow!

Wow, those flower beds look great!

Your place is looking real nice, I have the same policy with my wife every new project requires a new tool.

Great job on the flower bed.

Looking great

The place is looking real nice, I like the flower bed.

Your wife makes a very good foreman. LOL The timber planters look really nice! It also looks like you'll be having "Mater Sandwiches" in no time. YUM. I have the 3 AH Makita's batteries for my Drill-Driver set too. 6 years old and still are powerful. They sure out last the 1.5 that originally came with the set.

Looks really nice.

Landscaping looks awesome you two!! 🌷⚘🌿🌱🌹🍀🌻🌾☘🥀🍃🌾🌱🌹 Have a Jesus filled day Greg in Michigan

I like the flower bed. The straw bails is something my DW wants to try.

I hate being negative but landscape timbers placed directly on the dirt will only last about 4 years and will rot unless you put something under them to get them off the ground. I know from experience. It's more expensive but retaining wall bricks last forever.

Looking really nice.

Too funny ' I don't work for free'

Looking good around there, pretty soon hopefully you can relax.

Looking good! And your voice is definitely back to normal.

You're doing a great job, as usual! A couple of hard-learned tips: Spray the wood that comes in contact with the ground to keep termites from finding a 'happy place' to live....and respray every year or so as needed. Then - get yourself a really good 'picture book' on plants and flowers - especially PERENNIAL PLANTS - that grow well in your area. Perennials come in plans that love sun, part sun,, and shade. Annual plants grow and flower quickly, but you have to plan the ________ things again each year. If you choose perennials by height, spread, color, and time of the year that they flower, you can have color all year long - and they come back, bigger and better, every year! Don't forget the beautiful colored leaf plants like 'corals bells - heuchera' - that come in all shades of green yellow, rust, red and hot pink. Their flowers are minimal, but the plants look great all year. You're lucky, since in the South, many things that northern gardeners would call 'annual' (since it gets too cold for them to over-winter) - act more like 'perennials' - if they can take the coldest temps that your winters will usually get to. Perennials are a bit more costly, for well worth it. There is a saying about perennials: "The first year they 'sleep', the next year they 'creep', and the third year they 'LEAP'!" That's when they really take off and start growing like crazy! PM me for some book titles that would be helpful for you. Plant for years to come - then sit back and sit your coffee and enjoy the beauty without the backache! ;D

Very nice landscaping work. My wife is now adding to her Honey Do list. I have never seen tomatoes grown like that in hay bales. We are soon moving to far eastern North Carolina and I see your wife's hay bail/tomato plant technique in my yard for sure.

Looking good on that landscaping BC. Ha! I heard your wife's comment about finishing. My wife, the foreman, comes out of the house every once in a while to make sure I'm within specs then back inside. I bought her a hedge trimmer to get her out there with me. She likes her hedges just so. Bad back is no joke. Thankfully the kids are getting old enough that they can help out.

Man the landscaping is looking beautiful and those tomato plants are thriving! I will be planting in my garden boxes very soon but have had so much going on.

Loving the garden beds BC, I love listening to your wife, she is so funny. I could find myself sitting on that deck solving the worlds problems, one problem at a time lol. Not sure if your aware that using alcohol swabs before taking your glucose reading can actually increase the reading, giving you a false result. Try washing your finger/hand under warm running water, no soaps or detergents as this can also muck up your reading. dry finger well with a tissue or paper towel, see how it goes.

The flower bed looks good. I feel you on controlling the blood sugar

looking awesome!

Hi from the USA. I’m going to be making beds just like this. . I’m loving the round corners your wife did. What was the angle she used on each end? Also on the ( assuming the back corner where the decks going) what angle did you use on that corner? Thanks looking great.

Everything is looking really good. Hope the water stops washing everything away. I'm trying to get my sugars down too, I know how it feels. Prayers that it goes down for you.

Nice video Brad! Property looks great.

how have they held up? you did a fine job

Me and my son both have been exhausted lately. I’m blaming the pollen. It’s just odd. Your maters are lookin good but I don’t know a thing about that meter or the numbers on it. Listen to the Boss and take care of yourself.

Flower beds looking good. Wish I still had the energy it takes to do that kind of work. Enjoy being tired, because you worked for it, while you can! A note of caution. Be careful with fill around the base of that big tree. It can cause rot to set in. Fill, too deep, will kill the feeder roots that live near the surface. And, the flowers planted there will require more watering because that tree is going to drink it's share of what's given to them. Hope you get all this stuff associated with the thyroid meds straightened out (adjusted) soon. My better half was on a roller coaster for a while because certain heart meds created all sorts of thyroid problems. God Bless. Stay Cool! Stay SAFE, my friend.

“.....another 29 years to finish em!” Oh, that ones trouble....... ;-)

Things are looking great. watch that blood sugar that,s most of our call at the fire dept every day.

👍👍 Wow BC, as many tools as u have, u must have a good pair of knee pads. Keep'em coming!! 😀😎👊❤️✝💪🇺🇸🇺🇸

I love vine ripened love apples! The flower beds are looking GREAT! Will be so beautiful when all those flowers are in bloom. Nice work, BOTH of you! What wears you out is GETTING UP from the kneeling position, over and over again. Where are you getting all that soil?

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Flower beds look great Brad,wanna do mine next? lol

I know Brad.. How empty and lonely their life must be. Sad!... Now that the voice is back, do you feel like doing some more livestream? "Enquiring Minds" want to know... if there's been anymore more contact with the guy who bought your house, the nosy neighbor across the fence, postmaster lady, fake news, world events, politics, do you still prep and store as much gas, water, and supplies as you did in Louisiana?

I can't get my tomatoes to grow, the carrots have decided to not grow either.. the squash is running rampant and I have a volunteer pumpkin. I'll try the hay bale next year

@ BCtruck, rebuild, repair,repurpose - Finally, you're using my saying in life, "I don't work for free", @0:30, @0:46.

180 not so good! I try to maintain 120ish thru out the day lower if I can. My body starts to shut down anything lower than 70, I start sweating and my hands quit working completely and I start cryin like a baby. I average about 12 pounds of sugar a month. Mostly in sweet tea. I Quit sodas and most other sugary stuff long time ago. My big problem is carbs I like the bread and pasta. I have full blown diabetes type 2, insulin dependent and I take Victoza. How I long for a x-large shaved ice Tigersblood or Blue Hawaiian Snow Cone.

Did that say 180 thats not good Brad and my wife likes the Roman toamtoes for saled and Taco more meat for them and there good for canning

Your flowerbeds are going to be beautimous when everything starts blooming. My stepmother always swears by stump dirt for soil, if you've got any old stumps on the property. Did you put some Epsom salts under those tomatoes?

Wow! You are expensive! I would do all that for a couple boxes of twinkies and pork rinds!

That looks great! Would you like to come and do that at my house? I tried the buying tools for my husband but it didn't work. He got the tools and didn't do the project. I'm still waiting on one from 1995 and one from 1988.

Retirement BC, did ya forget that ya supposed to take it easier?

Isn't your wife suppose to be making you take it easy? It does look great though. When I got up this morning I had the shakes. My sugar was 82. I usually run in the 130's. When I'm good that is.

Looking good, thought you were boycotting Home Depot?

Well, you waited 29 years to build her flowerbeds because you wanted to make sure the relationship would last. Good on ya for ensuring she didn’t just marry you for your money!