Erm, for downloading the free book the homepage wants my full address, or I can't have it. I don't feel comfortable to giving it. Do I just use some bogus address?
For a free e-book, you certainly require all of my information including a billing address -- for which to send no bill. WHY? This makes me feel like you're just going to sell my information. If it's really free, why not just give a link to a download? This feels super sketchy.
^ I've designed websites: It's requesting that info bc the website is designed (programmed) to process sales. For example, redeeming a coupon for most major retailers requests a promo code, and then generally asks for your info because the site is still processing a transaction. Anyways, Thank you for the free ebooks Cas! Your content is always so helpful 🙌💖
Cas! Did you not just tell us a couple of days ago that you have too much going on right now?? No chickens girl. No chickens. Especially if you don't eat many eggs!
I'm divorced and a mother of three young boys. I work full time as an assistant nurse and some days I just feel overwhelmed with,, life. I just wanted to write and tell you that your videos help me so much. Your positive energy and attitude is contagious. Thank you for that. Love from Sweden ❤
Oh my....on chickens. If you don't like eggs or you don't want them for meat. I would say just go visit a friend witth chickens. They can be a ton of work.
What a blessing you are. We had old friends over for dinner last year and she asked me 3 times well is that all you do? Being a wife, Mom, business owner was not enough in her book. I felt so judged. Needless to say I felt attacked and hurt. Thank you for your inspirational view.
@@mis7089 Oh love, 1 that person isn't your friend- my personal opinion. Forget business owner, being MOM and running a household is the most challenging job anyone can do. Women were designed wrong, we should have been born with 8 arms like octopus lol. Tending to the growing development of other souls, the health of other souls in every way, running a household, bet there are aging parents in your life as well. 2 Also bet you are putting YOU last on the long list of life tasks, You need to find breathing space and care for yourself. 3 You are running a business on top of all of that. YOU are rocking life, you get to choose your priorities. The next time you have a guest who makes you feel judged under your own roof, please ask them to clarify what they mean by "is that all you do". Set that person straight and remember there was a doorway for them to enter, show them the way out. You have the right to not be judged in your own home by people who don't live your life. 🥰
@@Ahonui77 , It's a little thing that can help others feel good, it seems to take some hands off guard lol, but gives them the gift of choosing what they will communicate with you about. To borrow Death's line in from Bill & Ted, You may be a king or a little Street-Sweeper but sooner or later you gonna dance with the Reaper. We all have a different purpose and unique way to be valuable beyond $$$ earned.
I found out the hard way that very few people join groups and classes alone so it still makes it very challenging to make friends in those spaces. People don't go there to make friends, they go to spend time with their friends taking part in something.
I am sorry you've had that experience. I belong to a scrapbooking/crafting group that meets twice a month at a senior center. We always welcome new people and we've all become very close. It's our therapy. We have new people join us several times a year and those people come back every month. I do know that other people have had experiences similar to you in other crafting groups. Just keep trying. You'll find your people. One lady in my crafting group I met at a Bunco party that I heard of on Craigslist. That was 5 years ago. Don't give up. Maybe volunteer? animal shelters? food centers?
If you don't particularly like eggs or chickens, then what you really need is a friend that has chickens. That way, when you visit your friend you can also get your chicken fix at the same time.
Here is something that my daughter and I do…1-2 times a month, we go out for coffee together. We usually go to my DIL’s bakery (where sometimes we run into my son) but also will head to a mom & pop cafe for a full meal. This has helped our bond grow even stronger. So, start by taking your daughter’s out for on-on-one time. They will come to cherish those moments. I also have done this with my son, but his schedule is crazy so I usually just head to his house to visit (they just had a baby!).
Stop Cass!!!! Breathe!!! Enjoy what you already have!!!! I lived a hyped up life for so long!! It is an addiction and when you force yourself to slow down, your mind will slow down. And you can live a simple life. Doing what you do well. Do it for your husband! And for your viewership. That busyness keeps so many from simplifying their homes. It doesn’t have to be boring. It can be deeply fulfilling and satisfying. Just my 2 cents-❤
Ah... The baby chick fever. Been there done that. Chickens were neat To have and raise and I'm glad I had that experience, but they were so much work! Some advice: Prefab coops are usually too small for chickens. Chickens get sick easily and if they don't get sick and die they end up getting eaten by a predator. Most vets do not treat chickens and if they do they are classified as an exotic pet and will cost you more. You basically have to be your own chicken doctor. Chickens are loud and messy. They poop everywhere. Hens sing a song when they lay eggs and rooster crow anytime they want to not just at sunrise. Some other issues: dealing with frostbite on the chickens combs and wattles in the cold winter months and dealing with their water freezing. In the summer they can get heat stroke and die. Take it from someone who raised chickens, don't get them especially if you don't eat eggs and don't plan on selling eggs or raising chickens to eat. There are easier things to do in the homestead hobby than raise chickens. ;)
Here's what I always think about keeping chickens, or any livestock: who will take care of them when you leave? Seriously. You can't drop a bunch of chickens off at your vet for boarding. If you don't like eggs, does your family? Are you planning to eat those chickens? Isn't it easier to just pick up a dozen eggs when you need them and get nicely packaged chicken thighs at the store? Are you prepared to deal with the cost of keeping chickens? In summer they can scratch for bugs and what not, but you're in Canada! What happens in the winter? I mean chicken feed ain't chicken feed, know what I mean? And you have to protect them from the elements. And predators. You're in the country. Are there foxes, coyotes, wolves, bears? Sasquatch? You may find out that there are at the worst moment. Are you planning a cottage industry to sell the eggs? Check the local food selling regs. Hmmm...Gosh, don't you have enough going on with being a firefighter, and your amazing YT channel and having had an HGTV show? I told my husband about that and seriously, we're both fangirlling you for it. You will be in the best shape of your life and you've got that big textbook to learn...Have I talked you out of the chicken thing yet? (By the say, I once had a friend who became a chicken farmer. She went from city slicker to chicken farmer...It's work. Really hard work.) BTW, I'm 65 and just now starting classes for my PhD. You go girl, in all you want to do! But maybe the chicken thing...uh...no.
I agree. I have an elderly neighbor who had a medical emergency that put her in the hospital for a week. I took care of her pets, plants and chickens while she was in the hospital. If I hadn't stepped up, who knows what would have happened to them.
@@barqu1636 you'd be surprised how well they take care of themselves here in South Florida. We have wild chickens everywhere and they seem to be doing just fine, perhaps they're taking life lessons from the city birds.
I always had trouble maintaining friendships with girlfriends as well. Then I went to my first Sci-fi convention. I am a big Sci-fi nerd. I met some people, joined a meet up group. I ended up making some amazing friends! 18 years later, I am still friends with almost all of them. They are my people! And I truly have found my place in the world! So, I echo the advice of finding people through common interests or hobbies! Not only will you be able to do things together that you all enjoy but, you will always have things to talk about that you find interesting!
Let the chicken idea go Cas. They might end up drowning in your backyard that gets flooded! I know people who got rid of their chickens because of the smell, especially when it rains, chicken poo smells awful and wet chicken poo even worse!! Chicken coop, chicken feed, chicken feeders and watering cans, going out to care for them in all kinds of weather, etc. As for the chicken idea, "This too shall pass!!" Just let it go Cas, let it go!!
It's so likely that you will not even read this message, but maybe I just need to write it down for it to become a reality. I have everything I've been asking for in my marriage, my kids my home, my work (from home) my salary (other than my home and car, I am debt free) With all that said, I am feeling very alone, can't find anything to do in the area yet, and can't find someone to do it with, like a gym partner, or a craft buddy, or someone that will take a walk with me during the day. I am SUPER thankful for everything I do have, and at the risk of sounding like I am complaining, this is something I truly need. I believe that having a "buddy" will motivate me to do more things, other than work. Thanks so much for your ebook. I am going to download this now, and start working on what I can. ❤❤❤
I was pretty light on friends, so I joined 2 local writers groups. Now I have so many friends, and it's so much fun. So I think the doc 's recommendation is perfect.
No chickens! 'nuf said. I read through a lot of the comments, and don't have anything new to say, but as a chicken-sitter when my friends are gone... let me just say that I'm always thrilled when they're back home!!!
Very nice video Cass 💛 For chickens it is not authorized in all cities, there are standards (such as a maximum number of chickens, health standards, etc.). My colleague had chickens and it's surprisingly a lot of maintenance and still expensive, you have to feed them, clean them, maintain the enclosure, we are in Canada you have to remember that in the fall/winter/spring the chickens have to had a heated place, that we cannot skip a day without feeding them, therefore more complicated travel etc. I sincerely believe that with everything you do and work (which is incredible), this is a lot of extra work 😅 in my humble opinion perhaps taking it all more relaxed during your free time would perhaps be better, for now 💛🙂
She lives out in the country so I doubt that’ll be an issue. I have chickens and I find them rather easy to take care of and after you get the coop and I initial stuff, it’s pretty inexpensive to take care of them! Especially compared to other animals like cats or dogs.
I haven't even watched the video yet. But Cass I have to tell you that YOUR AMAZING! Your videos helped me get though several mentally draining, hard and emotionally exhausting events and situations. My son just turned 9 MTHS and your videos got me to actually get up and accomplish what i could during my pregnancy and post partum. THANK YOU for everything you do.
Yes you are right n I’m 73 n changing everything in my life to do and be who I really am. You have to get out of toxic environments n find people who laugh n hug you when you have a bad day. Thank you🥰
Cass, I adore you, so I am going to point out that you are (what my family and I refer to as) "hyper-oojamaflipping" - doing all the "things", with increasing velocity. In ADHD it happens because of our constant need to manually restock our dopamine levels. Each time those levels start to settle (cos let's face it, contentment isn't stimulating), we feel the need for a new high. We (our family) pull each other up because we have all experienced the inevitable crash that comes with too much fun. It feels and looks AMAZEBALLS all the way to burnout. You actually helped me rein it in a little and keep a lid on it. One very precious piece of advice you have given us recently is to always leave 20% free space. I apply that rule now to my time and money. As for chickens, homesteading looks so glamorous -but it comes with many caveats. No warm sleep-ins (ever), chicken mites making their way into your furnishings (they bite us), some awful sounds at the crack of dawn, and the poop -everywhereee if you free range, and the stench of it is an absolute assault. If you don't even like eggs, I can think of no worthy reason to put yourself through it. Get a goat or something. Stay awesome Cass -one oojamaflip at a time!
Cass- I wish we lived near each other, I would love to be your friend! My list of adult friends is miniscule, and I want to change that!! Relationships and health/wellness are also my 2 biggest areas that I need to work on. I, too, had weight loss surgery and am still trying to find a balance. Thank you for another great video. You always make me smile, you have such a warm and glowing personality 🌻☀🕶
Making friends is harder as we get older. Everyone has friendships established. When I moved to the States in 2002 ,I never met anyone . But I do volunteer at a mobile food market and have done for years now and made some great girl friends there. But they both have kids and it's hard for them to schedule regular meetups . Cas, if you want a new overseas friend, I'm here . Love all your content . Keep smiling .
Your printable and ebook is so helpful for identifying the areas to focus on, Thank you! As for chickens... it is all pretty simple until a chicken gets sick or stops laying or is a rooster (if you can only allowed to keep hens in your city). I kept backyard chickens for 9 years and during that time i had 3 flocks. Hens have 2 good laying seasons and one okay season and then their egg production drops off, but they still take your time, attention, and resources. Having a plan for rehoming them or processing them for soup is importnat... or dedicating yourself to having them for life (7-10) years, even if most of the time they are not producing eggs. I'm glad to be past the season of raising chickens. We moved on to kitty/cat fostering afterwards and did that for 7 years (52 kittens/cats over the 7 years).. We no longer do that anymore either. We're into simplifying now.
My dad has developed this chicken fever and he’s obsessed. It’s brought him so much joy in his life and it’s brought us so many eggs lol if you have the space and the time and dedication I’d say go for it. Thank you for your videos. I’m going through a rough time rn but your videos help.
As far as chickens go, before you get them Keep in mind that they have to eat and they need water and you have to clean up after them. So if you don't like fresh eggs or chickens in general you should probably pass on the baby chicks.
Before getting chickens make sure you have a good spot for them, considering your backyard floods easily (and you don’t want that coop too close to the house, because noise and smell can get old fast!). As for the things I need to work on, well fitness and relationships are the ones for me too! Thanks for the tips.
I have 4 Layer chickens. They are free range. They are work. You can never get a vacation. They need to be feed daily and they operate with the daylight hours where I live in the Caribbean. So as the sun rises and sets I have to deal with them. They do not always give eggs leaving me to work hard to try to see what is wrong now. They require constant daily attention. But I love that I get my own eggs so I feel abundant.
We have a lake-side cottage way out in the country, and somewhere in the neighbourhood, someone has a rooster. How do I know? Because that thing NEVER stops crowing. Never. Even if the owner doesn't mind the noise, everyone else nearby has to listen to it as well. It is just like living near a dog that never stops barking. The owner goes deaf to the sound, but the rest of the neighbours are being driven crazy-pants. I don't know anything about chickens, But I know that I don't care for noisy roosters. I hope that you have good luck finding a new friend. Anyone would be lucky to have you for a pal.
Yes!! Get the chickens!! We live in town and my husband thought I was nuts 2 years ago when I brought some chickens but I love them! Building the coop and the run was kind of a lot, but after that it’s definitely manageable!
Watching you run, walk, skip and lunge up and down the road made my soul happy! The footage deserves to be made into jolly little gifs! I've been decluttering for the past week, alternating between yours and minimal mom's videos to keep me motivated. Thank you for all the virtual support - sending appreciation from Sunny England 🙂
This video is so helpful! Health and relationships are the areas that I need to work on. You are such an energetic sunshine! You are so funny Cass!😂😂 Thank you for making me smile and laugh. I have a chronic illness, and you have helped me feel better during my tough days. I will definitely print out your Master Your Life ebook and start to improve my life. May God bless you, Cass!😊❤
I’m starting to just be my own best friend and only have me in my head. Have to work on health and money. Been concentrating on mental health for about 8yrs and I’ve completely changed my mindset. Loving appreciating my home for the first time. ❤
So wish you lived next door!! I just love ya... I also have Adhd and am crazy pants lol. Love everything you do and so excited to see how the volunteer fire fighting goes😊
Cas - I have chickens. Beautiful fluffy, semi useless Pekin bantams... And they're my therapy animals... Although I also have a dog, a cat and a parrot!! At the moment is chick season and I have 7 babies running around my garden and 7 more set to hatch in a few days!! They're work...but it's a joy!
I thought about chickens once also but when I considered the cost all in, it’s not cheap and it is ongoing. Proper feed, good nesting, vet, constant care and maintenance. Seasonal extras etc. etc.. plus just because you get some eggs doesn’t men they are always good to eat. After consideration I decided to “leave it to the experts” all around on that one. Thank-you for sharing all you do. You are an inspiration and a joy. Great work.
LOVED this video! I need to rewatch periodically. Nothing earth-shattering we all don’t already know or that isn’t obvious, but it’s so helpful to have it laid out in sections to remind us to give attention to each area. And I wish you were my friend! We’d have a blast together 😊
Maybe just have regular visits to chicken farms and talk to farmers about maintenence if that's a possibility for you? I also feel like if your property turns into a lake every now and then that may be dangerous for the chickens too. We had a hobby farm growing up (in Ontario) with horses, bunnies, pigs (at one point), ducks and for a brief moment we did have chickens. My mom was maintaining everything and because I was allergic to everything I just got the benefit of seeing things kinda at a distance. My mom loved the ducks that would swim in our pond, but hated the chickens and found them "dirty" in her words. Chicks are cute, but they grow up. Maybe you don't have to have everything and do all of the things. 🤷♀️ Maybe that's another way to make new friends, go to farms or petting zoos and meet new people with similar interests. Alternatively duck chicks are also really cute and ducks are beautiful. We did have lots of preditors like foxes and things come to visit and eat the ducks occasionally, but that may be another thought if you want a nice chicken substitute.
@ldmatheson quails are cute. We had friends who had those on their farm. I just worry about coops on Cas' property. I know she said it only floods once a month, but you'd have to make a shelter for them far from the flooded area and because she lives in Canada she might want to look into a heated shelter. We had a barn.
I have chickens. Chickens are lot of work and come with a lot of problem solving. I'm sure you'd be a wonderful chicken mama, Cas. But maybe now isn't the right time. Wish you the best!
My dad had a chicken rescue. Some personal problems at home and he is being forced to get rid of some of them. It is a lot of work, but the eggs are worth it (taste better than store bought, to me). It also helps alleviate some of the stress - he can go out back and just watch the chickens roam around the yard and peck at the ground. The one downside is that his backyard doesn't have much grass anymore. If you do decide to go this route, you can always get a moveable chicken coop and move it around your yard.
I love you tips, your videos, you are helping me and my family real deep. My home is getting better day by day, so our lives. Thank you so much for your energy, your kidness and your beautiful smile.
Great video, oh and I totally would love to be your friend - you are awesome, I love your humour, ADHD tips, organisation, decluttering really excites me and I help friends with these things - you are so relatable 😃
I am struck at a, how these all involve SMALL steps (one dollar, 15 mins exercise, small tidy-up) and b, how interrelated they are! Ride a bike, and you are improving your mental and physical health, saving money, and building relationships if you're with friends and family! (Plus helping the environment if that's part of your identity/ values.) Organize your cupboards and fridge, and you're blessing your home, saving money by planning meals and not wasting food, improving your diet and health, and probably spending more family time around a dinner table! Family tidy up promotes togetherness, improves mental health, and burns calories! Some activities are a a quadruple-whammy but there are probably some which hit even more life-improvement-spots. What a great topic to discuss, and again you break it down in an easily digestible manner. Very nice work, Cass!
I love my chickens 💕 They are so worth it. Get the chickens!!!! They are not a ton of work and they eat bugs and ticks. They bring joy. We let ours free range during the day and lock them up at night. I do not have a rooster. We got rid of our rooster and me and the hens are all happier!
Good for you. I've heard too many stories of people keeping their rooster that is either aggressive towards people or rough on the hens But they don't realize how much better it is without him. I'm very lucky to have a very chill rooster who is good with his ladies and nice to people. ❤
Hi ! I've known your channel for a few days and, well, better late than never 😅. Obviously, we have a few things in common, including being a mother with ADHD and we were both diagnosed late (which I understood by watching a few videos but I may be wrong). I am 42 years old and was diagnosed only a year and a half ago. What opposes us is that you are a queen of tidying up and organization while I have chaos in my life and in my house. 😆 Seeing someone like you gives me hope and motivation💪. I tell myself that your tips and tricks will surely suit me much more than all the tidying gurus on RU-vid. So I will watch your videos religiously, take note and try to adapt it to my home. Many thanks for sharing this.❤ Big hug from a little French woman.😊
Identity, I am a 3 year old toddler, when I am overwhelmed.🫣🙄 I have Autism and Dementia. Right now, I am down with chronic pain. 🥴🥹 ❣️Thank you for such a wonderful video like always ❣️ Most of your videos are so motivating ❣️🥰
Thank you for another wonderful video. It touched on topics that have been weighing on me lately and I could really relate to needing more friends and taking care of my health. The book is wonderful. Ty
I have nothing but gratitude for you. You are like my therapist. Thank you for being real and being there. I love how real you are. I can so identify with you. ❤❤❤❤
Same with the squirrel thing lol That’s the ADHD girl! My big focus to work on right now is my HOME! As a chronic works in progress crafter, home needs HELP lol That’s how I found The Minimal Mom and she is how I found you!
So I’m excited I just printed out this 32 page e-book. It has some wonderful nuggets in it that I think will help even with our ladies department at church. I think it will help our ladies elderly and young! Thank you so much for sharing this for free. But I am a hardback book kind of girl! I love the books but I will settle for the e-books lolthank God I had enough ink in the printer because they’re just beautiful pages and I love it all. Thanks for the amazing tips.
Ps. Although my receipt came back with my mother’s name on it, Darlene, but my name is Charlene, but that’s OK me and her both enjoy it all! And she’s 77 and has lived in the air of saving for a rainy day so these things do help a lot.
Chickens are definitely the easiest homesteading/ farm animal to take care of. We currently have 14 and are about to get almost 20 more 😬 but I love it. They bring me so much joy, and my toddler loves helping with them. I’ve named them all too 😅
Ah, Life coaching pie charts. I never really enjoyed using this type of chart (I am a certified life coach). Loved seeing your family pictures! Aw. Are you really a hair twirler?? I also tell people to search out clubs and groups. They exist! I am in a workout group with other moms, and it is fun! I have other groups I am in too that have to do with my passions and interests. I hope you are able to find people you can connect with. It is said that most women struggle to make new friends. Loved what you said on finances! So good! I love that you said that things rewire your brain. I have been telling people how rewiring is so possible and attainable, and I love that you used the term too. Hope you have many people who use your big five!
P.S. If you have chickens, you will have to do a lot of initial work. My brother had 5 chickens (one recently passed) and he goes home at a certain time every day to feed them and care for them as if they are his children. He doesn't go on vacations because he wants to care for them, which I think he can find someone to watch them without an issue. I think chickens are great for saving money on eggs, but if you can't keep up with keeping the coop clean and having the ability to not obsess over them, while being okay to hire someone to care for them if you go away, then go for it.
CHICKENS! Omg I'm with you. My fantasy self is a huge homesteader. I just keep telling myself that it's a huge lie. I have a black thumb. I know nothing about animals or food preservation. I'm on a chicken FB group, and I've seen all the sicknesses they can get; not to mention what they can do to each other if they're jealous or don't make friends... it truly is a fantasy life... in my head. And I still want it. Good luck, Cass! If you find the secret to changing your fantasy self, make a video on that, and you'll be a millionaire.
most of my novelty craving is satisfied by trying out a new recipe once in a while. i always see something and go for weeks "i will soon cook this, i am so excited", and buy the ingredients and eat some of them and buy them again.
Covid sent my relationships into the toilet 😱. Two friends died in the first couple of years. Two friends just got Covid last week-plus a coworker of a friend’s son. I’m high risk, so I don’t go out much anymore. That being said, I’m now waiting for your ebook to fix the things that I can. 🤞😃
I have this fabulous groupe of gardening friends! Around 40 I felt like I hardly had any but now at 60 it is soo good! We have this chat on Instagram were we plan trips to see gardens etc. As I am a garden nerd and non of my old friends were we ended up not having that much in common. My new group of friends we have soo much fun together doing what we all love doing the most! But first you need a balance in your life so you can do something that you really love doing!
Yes helpful and inspiring. I am 60 and have been struggling with friends and family are dying off from old age or health. It has affected my mental health, and I have gained 20 pounds, so it has affected my physical health too! I am not sure how to climb out of the whole exactly, but I certainly want to work I. It!💕 Love your videos!
Wow! You are amazing. I needed this today! I am burned out and feeling anxious. Your video reminded me that I don't have to worry about all the things at one time. Just focus on the priority. I would love to have chickens! You are the best!
Hi cas diy donna here love the video great one i need this one thank you for sharing with us My neighbors, they have chickens.They're older their sisters.They don't hardly miss with them.They go out and collect their eggs.That's it
My husband been asking me to get chickens for one year almost, we are in the city where it’s not practical keeping them, if it was countryside, yes. But for now we have to wait till we move, love the idea❤
Thank you for this! What a great list! Downloaded. 😀 Do you have that meal planning board linked in your Amazon finds? I couldn't seem to see it but maybe just missed it?
I'll be your bestie 😁 I had the idea the other day that it would be soooooooo cool to do an organizing collab with you, but I haven't started my biz yet, haha. Starting is scary and I still need to finish your Professional Organizer course, but trying to talk myself up to keep moving forward. Cheers to slow and steady progress! 😅
On the topic of money, I think it's important to note that sometimes the answer IS to increase your income, rather than cut your spending. There is literally no place in the United States where a full-time minimum wage income will afford a one-bedroom apartment. If you find that you can't afford your needs (shelter, food, clothes, medicine, utilities), then the answer isn't to figure out which of those needs you can cut, it's trying to figure out how to get more income.
This is exactly my problem... The high cost of food these days has absolutely killed my finances and I already spend way less by not buying meat, only buying what's on sale, using all the loyalty and rebate apps, etc. I need to figure out how to increase income!
We have two adorable fluffy butt silkie chickens. (Rooster and a hen) Love! Huge organic food bag lasts almost a year! Give food scraps too. And free range some during day. They’re a hoot! Easy. Only thing is cleaning out their housing here and there. Putting new bedding (wood shavings etc) 🐓 the silkie eggs are small too. We don’t eat much eggs but usually an egg and potato Sunday brunch once or twice a month. 🥚
I love the wheel of life. I added “Faith” to learning and growth category. I am good on Money, Romance, career and home. I am not a big money focused person and can be content whatever my situation. I want to work on faith, fitness and having more girlfriends. We could all use more fun.
Thank you for this reminder and the printouts. This may help me focus on at least a few of these areas. I feel like everything is a dumpster fire at this point.
You are hilarious and easy to relate with. I am a huge hobby hopper myself. I love your content and am so eager to print out your wheel worksheet. Let’s see how far I can get before seeing the “squirrel” and then remembering that I left it on the printer.🤪 You help me keep on keepin’ on. 🖨️🤗🐿️ Thanks sooo, sooooo much.💓 Your friend in fun😉, Holly 👋
Wow, loved this video ❤ I totally relate to the constant churning of obsessively wanting to get/ try something, I think it's linked with our ADHD brain, and yes, my partner gets dragged along kicking and screaming too 😂 As for the chickens, I do have Chooks, they're great, but they will destroy your gardens / lawns if they have any access to them,
Hi Cassandra ! Thank you for the e-book and this video that presents it well. :) Forget about the chickens ! It is a lot of work, messy, smelly, not fun to clean up and not worth it especially if you don't like eggs ! Plant some organic flowers and enjoy the wild bees and birds and butterflies build a bee hotel and bird houses, all kind of natural shelters for small animals and let them feed themselves out of your garden. That way, you can enjoy them but will not have extra work to do nor money to spend on food. If you want to see or pet cute animals, go visit a neighbour or a farm once in a while.
