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The speaker shares a day in her life on the farm following Thanksgiving. She discusses family dynamics, the challenges of farm maintenance, and the process of clearing away autumn decorations to protect them from upcoming bad weather, all while interacting with her animals and family members.
Good morning, guys! Welcome into today's video.
It's freezing outside, but I love it. And by freezing, I mean like.
Hoodie weather, my favorite weather. So many people are having Thanksgiving today,
and we could go to my sister's house, but we're already all turkey'd out.
So we're staying home and relaxing. Actually, that's not true.
I have some shopping to do for Sophie's birthday. I'm excited.
Sometimes she wants things that I'm into too, and makes me more excited to buy them.
Like it's hard for me to buy stuff for Gabby, not because I don't like the things
that she likes, but because I don't know anything about the things that she likes,
and it's like so much more complicated than just researching it.
To be honest, Sam's better at like picking out things for Gabby.
Good golly! Honestly, chill, chill.
Gosh, the babies, babies in every species just cry for no reason.
I've been cleaning the whole house.
So I cleaned the whole house for two days before everybody came,
and then we have to clean the whole house again after everybody leaves.
Holidays are a trap, you guys. Oh, I was wondering what you were doing.
You want it done today? That's my kind of person.
I love that. I want it done today too.
When the girls get up, do you want to help me?
Move all that straw.
It was my favorite thing, you guys. I'm gonna try
and put some pictures right here of what we took on the week on for Thanksgiving.
It was so fun. The pictures turned out so beautiful. Oh my God! Look at your hands.
That is gross.
Yeah, I'm glad you're not a tractor worker guy all the time.
Did you get at work? Working.
Yeah, he had to. ended up He ended up having to.
Go and take it to. He ended up having to go to like a tractor repair store and.
Get it all fixed up.
The other kid, this cat just follows us around all day.
Like if we're outside, she's outside with us. She's never leaves us.
I'm gonna be so sad for that to go.
We got to put the bench away too because that's my favorite bench.
And now that I know I can do nice pictures.
Over there, in the fall, I'll be using that bench again. This guy is watching me.
Pray, that he gets it working. But you guys, you know it's weird.
We live on a farm, and I'm always checking on the animals. Like you guys have seen,
they just try and unalive themselves all the time for no reason.
Just minding our own business. Two horses in a field,
an empty field with nothing but dirt and and hay, and one rips her nose off.
Like we're always checking to make sure everybody's safe and everybody's okay.
And I'm even checking Sam. Like he was letting out the hay.
He was he was filling up the hay.
And.
He didn't come back in a timely manner, so I was worried.
Every day I say to Sophie, we need to do the goat's nails.
It's a new month, and she says, not today, not today.
Well, today is the day because before long it's gonna be her birthday,
and then we're really not gonna get it done. All right, it's time.
You guys, we all have the turkey hangover from yesterday.
We're just tired. It's only her. She's the only one who comes running.
It sure feels good walking through here, knowing there's no dog poop though.
Anyway, it's time to say goodbye to the setup.
It's gonna pour rain, and we want to try and preserve the straw if we can.
Because.
We want to use it for our animals. Nothing goes to waste on a farm.
Let's take the pumpkins. I'll take them up to the front.
Your smile. What if the wind could spread your love?
What if your sweetness could reach everyone? There'd be no wars.
Birds will sing about your heart.
Maybe the trees will whisper the word.
The sun will spread your joy to the ones who lost their hope.
Here you don't do much. Yelled at for that.
He's gonna be like, that's gonna fall. Can you pull that back up there?
All right. Let's put this bench up there.
I mean, we could keep the all this like for fall.
We don't want to mess around though. We want.
All right, just every time, and I'm like, bro, I can't do it if I can't see.
Cover your hand there.
Is this a good little box for?
No.
But no.
I said Teddy. She's ignoring.
Bring these with me because I don't want to.
Lots of fall picture if I ever saw one.
It's up there. Stay up there, kitty.
Hello there, little man. Noisy boy.
I have a feeling I'm not going to be able to get this through here.
Nope. I have to go back.
I'm gonna have to come this way, so you're gonna have to move.
Don't attack me.
Look at how cute he is. I know I say that all the time, but I'm a visual person.
And I like, I love. Uh oh, put this.
In the front. There we go. There we go.
So yesterday, yesterday I was saying how like oh it's gonna be so fun to see.
If the grandkids get chased by the rooster, and I.
And it's so funny, Aria. It was my little granddaughter.
Oh, he's like he's like oh.
Since she's a person, look at her. She's so.
Just chilling on the back of the truck.
White socks. He is determined.
He was Gabby said he was really determined to get him.
Toys in here still.
My barn, my lovely barn.
The cat is still in there. She's just loving it.
Drop the hay down there.
Straw. Actually, just leave it there, and then when we need it, we'll come up.
To the house.
That came from. It's like a mat. That's weird.
That's it. Fall.
Thanksgiving is over for us. I know, like, other people keep their decorations up.
But we're about to have bad weather, and I don't want my bench to get ruined.
He is frisky.
I notice my friends' horses have blankets on now.
We're not quite there yet. I want them to grow a coat.
Who wants to bet Storm's gonna try and make a run for it?
Golly.
We're in a hurry here. Uh-oh! Here he comes.
The cat just ran by. She's the she's she's the happiest cat we've ever had ever.
Some of my grandkids came over to this tree yesterday,
and they're like, "Look at all."
I don't think that these, I don't think these ones ever ripened though.
No, all right.
They're good. I'm not gonna go to throw this far.
Yeah, that wasn't that far away.
Okay.
It's my left hand. Oh, I won. I'm probably better at my left hand.
I'm better with my left hand than you are with your right.
They almost look done, though. Like, like maybe they're a different kind of pair.
I just thought we were going for a ride. Sorry, Stormy.
They're about to get lunch right now. Throw them hay.
A bunch of times a day.