We Can't Do It All! Let's get some help from Costco! 

There's nothing wrong with getting convenience items. Y'all are turning a house into a home!!!

Girl, you can hang up the super woman cape occasionally, shortcuts are sometimes necessary when you're creating content and building a dream home! 🧡

You always make me smile! My guy & I were at Yankee Candle & they offered him a Basil scented candle for 60% off. He said "No thank you" & the cashier was shocked bc we bought a ton of candles but not the Basil one. She asked why? He responded...My gal is Italian; I'll just ask her to cook; nothing smells as good as her cooking. I'd be disappointed if I smelled basil & had no dinner! Love a mans thought process 😉

Hey Becky! Just FYI - on the metal shelves you have with the wire shelves, you can get a piece of foam-board from Walmart and make a liner for each shelf so that your canning jars sit better on them. Works like a charm at my house!

Also, put your purse in the car before you load your bags. Never leave your purse in such a vulnerable place while you turn your back to it. Times are getting precarious and people are going to get desperate. Protect yourself. Not to be an alarmist but be aware.

Hey Becky, french girl here ! What you can do with the croissant is 1) freeze them when they are fresh, they do great in the freeze 2) Make croissant au jambon, aka ham croissant, make a bechamel, cut the croissant in half, put some ham in it, pour the bechamel and add shredded cheese and put it to cook into the oven for a bit

I absolutely love how positive about everything you are! We need more people like you in this world!

I always enjoy watching Becky. I feel like I’m spending time with a friend.

"death by a thousand cuts" is a perfect way to describe current economic situation I also never used to look at the food prices but a while back it started to shock me how it added up at checkout...

Anytime I forget my grocery bags in the car, I just ask them to not bag my groceries, throw them back in the cart, and bag them myself in the car!

Love the sandals. The big insulated mugs are great! Go with the heavy shelves from Home Depot. 😊 Chicken salad on croissants is delish, add apples and celery.

We love you, Becky. Everything that you do and say and we thank YOU for sharing your life with us.

Ugh!!! I'm so happy you posted a video today! It's been a rough day and I need to watch my favorite RU-vidr living her best life! You rock Becky!

Love how you “gifted yourself “ things you NEED right now! Whatever is happening right now is extraordinary…….a perfect storm! The fact you keep posting is dedication.

Hey Becky, I haven't used grocery bags for well over a decade so here's how I manage the system. I have 2 large "cold food" bags (look for cold food grocery bag on Amazon) . Then I have somewhere around 30 - 40 cloth and nylon grocery bags. I've collected them over the years, no need to start with that many, I'd say 10-15 is a good start. The main thing to look for when getting these bags is that they are machine washable. Avoid the plastic ones that can't go in the washing machine (trust me on this). The cold food bags don't need to go in the machine, you can turn them inside out and soap and water clean them in the sink and it isn't a big deal because you only have a couple of these and they don't need cleaning often. The regular grocery sacks I wash on a "quick cycle" in the machine probably every other grocery trip. Next is the produce bags. They are really affordable, like $12 for 15 or so of a variety of sizes. Here's the thing about these, they are mesh and they don't last as long. I sew so sometimes I will reinforce the seams but generally I don't. These are also washable and I toss them in with the grocery bags whenever they need it, which doesn't seem very often. The good news is that since they are mesh, even when they've had their use and split apart, you can still use the mesh around the kitchen for straining things :) Lastly, I put all the grocery bags and produce bags into one grocery bag (I fold them but that's just me) then I put that bag into one of my cold bags. So all my bags are together in one place, which is inside the cold storage bags. When I go to the market, I grab the 2 cold food bags and I put them on the front seat of my truck with my purse, that way when I get out of the truck and grab my purse... I can't forget the bags. I don't keep my bags in the truck full time because we have high humidity where I live and that can cause the bags to mildew. It was hard to remember them at first but over the years it's just become habit and I can't even remember the last time I forgot my bags. Anyhow, I hope you find this useful. Plastic bags are just the scourge of the earth, quite literally. I've been a scuba diver for many years and seeing all the plastic that end up at the bottom of the ocean breaks my heart so I just won't use plastic grocery bags. I even keep a small nylon bag (folds into a carry pouch) in my purse for trips into the mini mart :) It is so easy to NOT use plastic grocery bags, I wish more people would make the effort... yes, this is my soapbox issue :)

The Costco Croissants freeze beautifully. I love to buy them as a convenience and just freeze them. The thaw quickly and are ready to eat. I wonder how well they'd do as a breakfast sandwich, looking forward to you letting us know.

I love what you said, “trying to find the balance between the craziness and convenience”. I love it! Need it on a sign.

You inspired me to do meal prep, have an amazing garden feeding us and now you inspired me to do some home improvement now that I retired as of last week!!!

I've been using reusable produce nets for years now (or I just throw them in my cart loose) and I love them! I keep them in my reusable shopping bags, right where I keep my car keys, so it's easy to remember. Here in Germany folding plastic crates are also really popular and since they're so big it makes it hard to forget :D but then again, nobody here would ever think about packing your groceries for you in a supermarket here and we pay up to 50 cents per bag

We always use croissants to make bread pudding. It’s fantastic. A good way to use up the extras.

Becky! I have THE BEST CHICKEN on the grill recipe for you! It's always a hit when we make it for company and they always ask for the recipe. It's super easy too. - 8-10 large sweet vadelia onions - Cut THICK slices. -skin on chicken cuts - we use thighs and breasts with skin. Using skinless is not the best, FYI. we make 12 pcs of. chicken Lay foil down on the grill, place the thick cut onions down over the foil to fit the whole foil. Lay the chicken on top of the onions -grill heat should be medium (300 - 325 degrees) not too hot! -season heavily with whatever seasoning you like. I use S & P, onion powder, garlic powder, Italian seasoning, all seasoning, paprika...whatever. grill for about 30-45 mins on one side, flip the chicken, season heavily again and grill for another 30-45 mins or so. Make sure the skin gets nice and crispy. You will be able to eat the onions since they are cut think they won't burn. Place the onion over the chicken when done -- and serve! The chicken gets the flavor from the onions and it's to die for! Enjoy! Tina~

I have the wire shelving for food storage and love them. To take care of items not being stable on the shelf, I went to the dollar store and bought "plastic" place mats to line the shelves. They can be cut easily to fit any shelf. Working great for us. We have been using them for three years.

Oh I feel your pain. My family is getting a little sick of hearing me say, “…and we aren’t having that because I refuse to pay that price per pound!” I’m a little fortunate that I’m now retired so I’m constantly combing the sale ads and will drive to a few stores in one day just to shop their weekly deals. Love your videos.

I love watching your videos, mostly because you are honest and human, when you burn something, or drop something you don't edit it out to look perfect, you're YOU, and that's what makes you our friend :) Also glad to see you're prepared to take short cuts for convenience and sanity like the rest of us, loving the house reno, looking forward to whatever videos come next, best wishes from your friend in Wales UK :)

If you are concerned about stabilizing jars on your metal shelving unit, you can purchase a piece of paneling type wood and cut it to fit the shelves. I had the same problem and fixed it by purchasing a thin piece of wood from Lowes. I was able to get 4 pieces of shelving from each piece of wood that I purchased. Also, there is no cost for them to cut the wood.

My husband is obsessed with those OXO containers - they were 100$ when we got them (thx BBB coupons!) but 50 is a phenomenal price!

We love the OXO containers! They work great for smaller dry storage foods.

Absolutely loving ALL the content! Blessing to you and Josh as you work together towards your goals.

Hang in there Becky and Josh!! Cheering for you! You guys are doing awesome!! ❤️ 💙 💜

Loved the video, you are such an inspiration to so many Becky! We live in BC Canada and those OXO containers at our Costco are $100+ Canadian! So that is a deal on the brand itself but I try very hard to only use glass to store our food if possible. Also I find it hard to spend that much on the containers although I know ppl who have them and Love them!

Becky I love how you were talking about the reusable bags and then packing your own groceries at the check-out. I am from Germany. Here you always had to pack up your own groceries. Some supermarkets are pushing through the items at a resonable speed but some (Aldi/Lidl) are just at an insane speed. You really have to work hard at the cashiers here in Germany. And another fun fact: they made plastic bags sooooo insanely expensive (ban on cheap plastic here due to environmental reasons!). I NEVER EVER forget my reusable shopping bags🤣

I purchased a set of the reusable produce bags from Amazon and they are amazing! I keep them in a bag with all my reusable shopping bags. When I have all my bags emptied I put my purse on top if them so that I remember to take them to my car. Someone also suggested to me to put your wallet or shopping list in the bag so you don't forget them in the car at the store. Have been watching your channel for about a year now. You are amazing. Love that you don't take yourself too seriously. Congrats on the new home. Can't wait to see your new garden set up for next year.

Yes! My husband picked up that 2 pack of insulated mugs. We use them every day. I take mine outside while working in the yard and my ice is still frozen the next day when I go to add water.

The thermos cups are AMAZING. I drink a ton of water and I can only handle ice water. It keeps the water cold overnight, and I take that jug everywhere. If I see them at my Costco again, I'll be buying more! My husband stole the other one from the first pack I bought.

Hi, Becky! It’s much easier to remember to bring our own reusable grocery and produce bags to the store when we put them in the car right after unloading the bags each time. Always ready for an impromptu shopping trip!

It was fun watching you at Costco & Winco. Thank you for showing the multiple bag open trick for bagging...I've always struggled with that &this will definitely help!

Busy, busy. Lots to do. Some convenience meals are not always a bad thing when your really busy. I have been buying fresh chicken and marinating them in different sauces then freezing them. Good stuff. Thanks for the idea. Those pickles are awesome. Just a suggestion Becky, when you get to your car, put your purse in the car. Don’t leave it in the shopping cart. Too many people walking by and can grab it. I have seen people do that at different stores. It’s sad, but with everything going on these days, people are really doing stupid things. I watched a guy literally walk of of my grocery store the other day with a full cart of food and tp. He did not pay for it and nobody tried to stop him or even say anything to him. Stealing is getting bad. Stay alert and safe.

Oxo containers are awesome and for a 9 piece that’s a great price! I had an old one that had a slight crack and I called the company and they were so pleasant and sent me a new one!

For your canning jars, I would recommended the shelving designed for jars/ canned items. I have had mine for years, and years! I line them with paper towels when I add new jars to the shelve, then empty jars back there for storage too!

Thank you for being you, Becky. You are a joy!!! Have fun this week. Looking forward to seeing your next video and progress on your dream home and new freezer meals and garden stuff! You are a dream builder for many people, Becky. Remember. Thank you.

I had no idea you were going to be on the Pantry Chat podcast, and I wish I could have recorded my reaction while I was cleaning and heard that you were the guest!! Loved the episode and all of your content. You’re doing such a great job shining a light in this world! 🤍

For your broom closet, If you put cleaning supplies up on a shelf, I recommend putting them in a basket (I use dollar tree plastic containers) It makes it so much easier to keep them from falling over and getting pushed back out of my reach.

I love your videos with the freezer meals. Very tasty and so helpful to have on hand. Thank you

Love watching your adventures. So happy for you and Josh. Love seeing a young couple working toward their dream

Just love how you DONT impulse buy !! I’m from the UK 🇬🇧 and the rise in food prices is criminal 😤

Your not doing a thing wrong ! Buying food that you need and those precooked are your LIFE savers! You can not do everything, we know that and Becky now knows? Cost of groceries….push out of your mind. It’s done, it was needed. We love watching you. Thank you for inviting us. I hope Josh likes his gummies. Aren’t men cute? Becky. Relax sweety❤❤

I love watching your videos. Your videos help me feel motivated to get in the kitchen and cook. I thank you for filming all the videos that you do. It's also really cool to see how you grocery shop and pick out items, such as noticing the wilty looking green beans and bypassing those. I appreciate all the little tid bits like that in which you share with us. I sympathize with your feet hurting. My hubby and I purchased ergonomic mats for our kitchen to stand on and they have been a life saver for us. We didn't buy anything fancy and got some mats from roses and the other mats from Walmart. I highly recommend. Question: Would you link the round casserole dishes that you use? I've seen you using them in previous videos to cook on the stove top then transfer to the hot oven to finish cooking. Congratulations on your new house. It's beautiful. Thank you for the amazing content!!

Love your channel Becky. I am the worst at planning and what not so it’s fun to watch you I hope Costco sponsors you soon!

Hi there, So happy I started following you. What a cute couple you guys are and at 67 years young I am still interested in watching and learning from you younger people. You do an excellent job on your videos and I love your energy. I will say that during this all consuming time of remodeling and moving you should give yourself a little more grace on buying or using convenience foods etc. Happy I found you😃

If you loose power fairly often, or for long periods, I would recommend one of the generators that are permanently installed and come on automatically. Grillo's are my favorite Pickles!

Hey! As a long-time Costco gall I can tell you that the Costco non-slip hangers and totally worth the Costco membership. Also, as someone who lives out in the boonies you can order many things online from Costco have UPS deliver. Totally enjoyed your strip to Costco!

I just started watching your channel. I’m hooked! (I bought the same shoes from Costco. If anyone has hardwood or tile floors these are a must). Excited for you and Josh. Beautiful house.

Becky, I have been using the reusable produce bags for years. I have 3 different sizes of mesh bags with drawstring closures that have a bead that secures the top - no more twist ties! I just throw them in the washing machine then air dry them, because they dry so fast at room temperature. When I make my grocery list, I gather the reusable shopping bags and produce bags together, put everything in one shopping bag and clip the list to the bag with a clothespin. When in the store, I use the clothespin to clip the list to the shopping cart, leaving both hands free.

Costco and Winco are my favorite stores these days! Thanks for the encouragement to use the help available! Love your channel!

The Mrs. Myers’s Basil scent is my favorite too! Congratulations on the new house! You all are doing a phenomenal job on it!

Fun shopping with you! We have heavy duty shelving units in our basement for our food storage, may I suggest making sure they are heavy duty because of the weight of cans etc. We also purchased rotation shelving called “Shelf Reliance” which stacks cans sideways and rotates them first in first out. Don’t know where to get them as Costco does’t carry them anymore. We also have a whole house generator for emergencies which runs on propane 120gallon tank (underground) since we live rural and have lots of power outages from storms. We live in Kentucky, we had lived in Calif for 30 yrs so its really different here. Just a little things we have learned. Best to you and Josh

I have one of the large oxo containers that I use for flour and it's definitely my favorite clear food storage container. I've had it for 6 years through 4 moves and it's still in perfect condition. The rest of my clear food storage I got from Ikea and the seal is crapping out on them 3 years in. After we re-do our kitchen I'm planning on slowly cycling them out for all oxo.

I recently came across your videos, and I love your channel!!

You can buy plastic shelf liners for those black wire shelves that you got for free. I did this with mine and once it has the plastic liner it makes the shelf just like a solid shelf. The plastic liners are pretty heavy duty and can be washed off if anything spills. Just an idea if you were unaware that they existed.

Awww....my old Costco & Winco! (I moved this time last year from the Woodstock n'hood to TN) and I'm nostalgic rn.. Those oxo air tight containers aren't worth the money; those tops can crack easily, I learned from personal experience. I've found better ones at amazon & even TJ Maxx. Glad you're taking some of the pressure off by using convenience foods... anyone who's watched even a few of your videos knows how frugal you are, how wisely you plan, grow & prepare your own food & you will MORE than make up for it once you get the new homestead online w the organized pantry & food prep area and finally, the new garden. Plus, you & Josh are on the ADVENTURE OF YOUR LIFE, finding & fixing up your forever dream home so you also have to ENJOY it!!! {{hugs}} from a former PNW'er.

I carry a reusable bag for all types of shopping. It took me months to remember my my bags every time but now it’s habit. I also have a bunch of produce bags and try to buy as much naked produce as I can. I suggest buying a few really nice bags that will last years and years instead of cheap flimsy bags that need replacing and can’t hold their shape. I use the essential storage tote from 31 bags. I don’t use any of their other products but I was gifted one of those bags and I fell in love. I bought a large set of produce bags on amazon that are 100% cotton, no plastic closures or anything. They can be composted years from now when they break down.

I’ll be waiting for the tomatillos salsa 😀 I started a small garden and I planted 2 rows of tomatillos, I really hope they do well, I’m starting to see yellow flowers already, I really enjoy watching your videos, I’m close to the border of Canada, congratulations on your new house, I’m so so happy for your both, may the Lord bless your new home with lots of happiness

I love the oxo containers. I have so many and they keep things so organized and fresh. Also the shoe boxes are great too because you can store so many things in them. Just bought them at Costco for my daughter. Can’t wait for your organizing videos. ❤️

I love seeing what you see! I’m no where near a Costco, so make sure to take us when you go for the storage items! You’re an inspiration Becky

I used to forget my reusable bags all the time! Until a law came out in Portugal and all the bags started to cost at least 10 cents each, and now I never leave the house without one. I even have a bunch of them in my car in case I go on an unplanned shopping run 😅 people didn’t like it at first but it really cut down on the amount of plastic that ended up on the landfills, I think it’s great! You can always buy it if you forget, but they are usually stronger so that you can reuse them over and over again!

Homesteading is doing a lot but also realizing you can't do it all!

I am so glad I stumbled across your channel! Listening to you is like hanging out with my friends, and I so appreciate your honesty :) I look forward to seeing what you have planned next - I'm going to try making onion top pests this weekend. Thanks!

Your videos have really inspired me to get more done around the house and getting back to meal prep. I did it when my kids were young, but lately it's been more about work than cooking.

Nice to see you giving yourself a break. Hard to keep 2 houses going when you're working on one. Frank's Buffalo sauce is my favorite wing sauce. I make my own sauce with it and keep it on hand. My family eats it on everything. Homemade chickensalad on croissants are our favorites, too. The grill is,a life saver for me, we use ours year round. Enjoy 😉

Tramontina is an excellent brand. I bought some pots and pans years ago at Walmart in that brand and they are still in excellent condition. The Cotija cheese is pronounce Co-t- ha. Blessings Becky.

How fun it was to go to Costco with you. Yes, everything has gone up in price so so so much. I love the Costco skorts. I'm wearing one right now! Thank you for this great video.

For the Tzaziki- you can strain the salted cukes over night with a little metal strainer and bowl. So the yougart and cukes strain over night. Getting the most liquid out of both will make an amzing Tzatziki. Then sparingly with the garlic, lemon juice, lots of dill, s&p.

Put the reusable produce bags in your purse! They’re pretty small and then you’ll always have them. I keep my grocery bags in the trunk - after walking out with my arms full of stuff a few times, I started remembering them lol

I'm really looking forward to seeing how you structure and organize your pantry from its blank-slate state. As well as how you build up your new garden. We moved across the country (military), and I had to leave my HUGE garden in the peak of its summer season and start over in a much smaller space with a MUCH shorter growing season (from 8a to 4b). I'm keen to live vicariously through you.

I shop at winco all the time and never noticed the buckets and lids! Thank you for noting that!!

You are so fun to watch! Your personality just bubbles up! So proud for your new house. This is a great time in yalls life.

Love the new house. Just a thought you can line you wire shelves with a 1/4" plywood or sheet plastic to level out so jars and boxes sit level. Just a thought.

Hi Becky! I love all the info you share when you make a video. In case you didn't know, stores keep track of produce inventory by weight. So, by putting both lemons and limes (or even green and red bell pepper) that have the same price per pound in the same plastic bag, you are messing with their inventory control. I too have thought about bringing my own reusable produce bags. I plan to use soft tulle that I have many many yards of on a cardboard bolt. I have just 3 of us at home now and did a Costco run just days before I left alone for a week. I filled my small stand alone freezer with the majority of the Costco food. My husband told me I can no longer purchase bread or produce at Costco because the bread got moldy and the produce went bad. I don't buy their bagged salads unless I'm having a party, and will mix it all at once.

OXO containers: I bought mine individually through Bed Bath & Beyond where I could use a coupon & get the actual size vs. what comes in that pack. I’ll absolutely love them, but yes, they are so expensive! I’ve probably had mine for six years and other than some scratching on the outside of the plastic from dishwasher use or metal scraping up against it with a measuring cup, they are holding up well. I used a vinyl cut machine and was able to label all of mine with what’s inside of them and I love it! Makes the pantry look so organized! However after watching your channel, I’m adding all of my bulk items to 5 gallon buckets with gamma lids and using more Mason jars! Also loved your Costco haul. Considering those pickles for sure! And yes, that pink skort is awesome! I may have it in four colors! I feel like if you lived in the south east we could meet up! I truly think we could be great friends! We think so much alike. Thanks for your channel and all of your insight. I appreciate you.

Love the Reduce thermal mugs! We have had ours for almost two years now and we use them ALL the time. They hold their temp so well!

We have the Firman tri-fuel generator from Costco and it’s great! My husband ran the gas line near it and we can just hook it to the natural gas. He also wired it up so I can just flip a breaker and the generator powers the whole house. Cost about $1500 for everything (including a little deck shed we keep it in). Generac wanted $9000 for a whole-house generator.

Love your channel and came across your homemade brown sugar this morning and I made some! Sooo delicious!!! I happened to have the white sugar and the molasses and am making crock pot baked beans this weekend that call for brown sugar! Yea

Becky: "I need to not get distracted." Also Becky: *gets super distracted* LOL

Becky I love watching ur videos. Keep posting them. My grocery bill is shocking each time! Glad u bought urself a few items. Every now & then I think it's important to treat ourselves.

This is so relatable. We are in the middle of our kitchen being renovated so I have no appliances but a fridge!! I have little appliances but you can only do so much with a toaster oven and a microwave. Definitely love your Costco haul. Looks just like mine.

I love this type of video! This allows us to see the different shopping experiences we can have around the world. I have always been amused to see that in most supermarkets in the United States the groceries were packed for you. where I live the bags are chargeable and there are almost no more plastic bags for sale anamorphose. So either you think about it or like me you forget il very very often, but I always have a laundry basket in my trunk to store all my groceries so it’s fine. in most stores our fruits and vegetables are in bulk and we have to weigh them ourselves. reusable bags for fruits and vegetables are super practical, here we can indicate on the scales what type of bag we use so you don't pay extra weight. The only huge stores with huge quantities like cosco are for business only. I think it will feel like Christmas for me if I go to a store like this.

I'm loving all the food and new house and garden videos. Basically anything you're doing is helping to inspire and motivate me in my own life with my own tasks. I'm so glad you're doing things easier and simpler where you can, like convenience foods and eating well cos y'all are sure working hard and long hours. You and Josh have two houses to care for in different ways so whatever you can do to make life easier, please do. And don't forget to rest and plan a day off regularly to have some fun and a change of scene. Lots of love from Australia xo

When buying a backup generator make sure it's dual fuel. Run it on propane and you wont have issues with the carburetor gumming up or fuel going bad over time. If you have a large propane tank for your house, you can run a propane line for your generator. If needed you can still run on gas in a pinch just by turning a valve.

Love the Oxo storage containers. I’ve always bought them through Bed Bath and Beyond with coupons. I’m so excited about the renovation and move to the new house. Looking forward to your big pantry move!

YES! Get reusable produce bags I. Different sizes. For the weekly grocery trips we always use those and throw in the wash as needed. The only bummer is it can take time to tell the cashier what and how many exactly is in certain bags when they are not big slotted or mesh.

Thank you for this video. Prices have definitely gone up. IT'S getting fusterating. But doing things yourself and being frugal has been helpful for sure. Can't wait to see more of your progress. 🧡

Becky, you are an amazing woman! You and Josh are building a home while letting us come on the journey with you. ❤️ You are an inspiration to me. God bless you both 👍

Your new home adventure is so exciting! My husband and young adult daughter use those metal cups...they both like them a lot. I love those pickles! Things definitely are up in price everywhere. I saw someone comment about this and agree on the purse safety. I take a small one and wear it over my body...or if I put it in the cart I tie it to the handle. We are living in some unusual times right now. This morning we found out someone hacked into our checking and spent what little money we had in our bank account. I just keep praying to my heavenly Father and proclaiming his word over my family.

It's absolutely killing you to buy convenience food! You can see it on your face and hear it in your voice! You're so funny, and too hard on yourself! Love your content!! 💕

I haven't been following you very long but I'm loving your videos. Your so detailed and sweet. Keep them coming. God bless you and your new home.

Those shelving units are amazing! I have two and love them. Definitely would choose those over most shelving for storage. Also I do love my OXO and that is a good price. The amount of those organizers per piece is very high. Even the cheap walmart ones are $5-$10 a piece!

If you go for the shelves purchase an extra unit so that you can put the additional shelves into the units (to maximize your storage space and have less dead space between the shelves). I love the reusable produce bags, I keep them with my favourite grocery bags.

I love seeing you and Josh working on your new home! And it's nice to find what I consider a local RU-vidr as I live in Longview Washington. Here is a fun fact about WinCo that you may /may not know about. The name WinCo is from the first letter of each state where they operate from. W/washington, I/Idaho, N/nevada, C/california, and O/oregon. Continued success with your new beautiful forever home!

The container from your buns make good starter trays for planting.

Great haul so excited to watch your freezer meal prep