I am sitting here smiling through tears. I cannot begin to thank you for the so perfectly putting into perspective what my sweet Taylor was all about. She was one of my great accomplishments in my life along with my other two boys. We miss her so much and for a while felt like we could or would not begin to heal. Taylor made me promise her that I would be ok and learn to smile one day. I do smile remembering her sweet ways and the way she moved people with her kindness and selflessness. She was beautiful on Earth and I know she is a beautiful Angel now in heaven. Thank you so very much for your prompt and bulb on the he tree in her honor. Sh is smiling do n on us now for sure. I want you to know that hat I hav gained so much from listening to your rambles and I just live Dearly with her almost child like enthusiasm with everything. It is contagious. Please keep doing everything you are doing. You are touching so many in a positive way. Thank you
@HomesteadingOffTheGrid
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for sharing Taylor's story with us.
@i4gotall
5 жыл бұрын
Leeanne you are right... Memories of smiles are very contagious... I am sorry for your lost.. But please remember she is still with you... In your memories, heart, thoughts, and actions... Your a beautiful soul... Don't loose it... Merry Christmas my friend... ♥😊♥
@leeanneraffield2606
5 жыл бұрын
Could you send me an email address. I'd like to send you a picture.
@shithappenedwhatnow3028
5 жыл бұрын
Bless you. I'm sorry for your pain, Leeanne Raffield. Thank you for sharing your daughter's wisdom with us. She has impacted on our family's life in a positive and beautiful way.
@case1962
5 жыл бұрын
Leeanne - Thank you for sharing your incredibly painful story. Blessings.
@justmepraying
5 жыл бұрын
God is using you to help others and keep memories of our loved one alive. Thank you and your family for putting this out there.
@KnowIt74
5 жыл бұрын
God is against Christmastrees. Jeremiah 10: 1-5 10 Hear ye the word which the Lord speaketh unto you, O house of Israel: 2 Thus saith the Lord, Learn not the way of the heathen, and be not dismayed at the signs of heaven; for the heathen are dismayed at them. 3 For the customs of the people are vain: for one cutteth a tree out of the forest, the work of the hands of the workman, with the axe. 4 They deck it with silver and with gold; they fasten it with nails and with hammers, that it move not. 5 They are upright as the palm tree, but speak not: they must needs be borne, because they cannot go. Be not afraid of them; for they cannot do evil, neither also is it in them to do good.
@noelmay9
5 жыл бұрын
Stories heal. Sharing our stories is liberating, and hearing the stories of others is strengthening to all. Thank you for being the conduit of stories from your followers to reach each other. You are making a difference in the world!
@WNCBlueRidgeBlondie1
5 жыл бұрын
Has anyone else noticed how often people come into your life after you have been through a crisis of health with a loved one or yourself, and those people are going through the same thing? With the experience you gained you can help those new people currently going through it?? It's like God puts those people in our lives so we can help them.
@lora3796
5 жыл бұрын
Yes ❤️🙏
@lisat776
5 жыл бұрын
Good morning! GREAT morning ramble! When I saw the title of this piece I was afraid you were shutting down your channel. I was so relieved when saw it. I love all your videos! They are full of hope, thoughtfulness, love and joy. Thank you all so much!
@Hoytman68
5 жыл бұрын
Christina is spot on. God is using you and your morning rant's to help others. Just as the comments make you think they make me and I'm sure others think. I have not talked to others about my situation because I keep my thoughts and feeling's to myself. But I feel led to share. My x wife and I were married for 18 years and then due to a chemical addiction we separated and divorced. We tried getting help but she herself was not ready to heal. She had a rough childhood growing up which led to some personal issues in her life. Well after 2 years apart we were brought back together. On that note I still helped support her as best I could. So today we have been back together for just about a year. She is doing better with her addiction and getting help. Prayers I feel had a lot to do with her seeking help. What I'm getting to is even though she went her own direction I prayed daily for her to stay safe and in God's timing have a heart felt change come upon her. She is and will always be a addict. But she lives each day a new... God bless and thank you for your videos.... Steve S.
@kathyflorcruz552
5 жыл бұрын
Can't help anyone else unless you're intact yourself. You HAVE to tend to yourself & family. That's priority. Merry Christmas!🎄
@belAdonis1111
5 жыл бұрын
Kevin, this is my first time responding to your channel, though I've watched many of your videos, as well as Dearly's. I want to wish you a Happy Belated 45th Birthday. I also want to commend you on being the epitome of the divine masculine. Times are changing to heal this world and your ability to share your strengths, weaknesses and vulnerabilities equally and honestly is a beautiful thing. You have some very insightful philosophies about life. I hope you and your other children reunite in time. Kids need time to adjust and figure themselves out, in a runabout world that takes little of this into consideration. Time marches on. You, Dearly and Daniel are truly my favorite personalities on YT., and I want to send you all Christmas love and thanks for keeping the fires warm with your loving and open hearts. Tell Dearly that even though I have this rockin' female artist avatar as my profile pic, I'm a Filippino American woman. I want to thank her so much for providing her wonderful recipes, which one day soon I will start to make. She's such a darling woman! "Mmmm, it's SOOOO good!!" I love how she unabashedly says that about her cooking, but that's what good old Filippino food is...Mmmmm, GOOD!! And Daniel, he is such an angelic boy!! With you and Dearly's input, as well as with his own wonderful insights, he will grow up to be a great man, with fewer stumbling blocks to figure his way around this thing called life. Your family touches many lives in beautiful ways. You are all Divine Beings, Lightworkers and Wayshowers in a rapidly changing world. Again, with love and thanks and Happy Holidays!!
@grannygear1001
5 жыл бұрын
It’s good to take a break. Let me tell you a story of the early wagon trains. The ones that keep going and the wagon trans that took one day to worship and relax. Guess which ones were far more successful? The wagon trains that took time off! My ‘Art Nana’ suggestion is to take a at least one day off a week to just relax and enjoy your roots. Some in the KZitem world crash, but those that rest once a week stay and help others live a better life. And that makes a big difference. JoDe +4🐕
@marysueper5352
5 жыл бұрын
Art in a Small Town Seems to me there was a teacher at my high school named Art Nana. THS -same?
@grannygear1001
5 жыл бұрын
Mary Sueper - Hi, I never taught in a school. (however, homeschooled my kids). I have my work in a local gallery and my Art Nana name came from my oldest granddaughter.
@davewilson4929
5 жыл бұрын
Dang you Lake! In one Ramble you manage to make me laugh at the image of you bowling with bumpers and cry at the thought of how crappy I am at spreading the good news. Tonight I'm speaking to a college aged group of folks about depression. As a depressive individual and a recently retired Psych nurse I feel God has allowed me a voice not a bunch of folks have. I covet any prayers that this community you have here Kevin might send up for me. Kevin, bend down and hug that birthday buddy of yours. Before you know it, he'll be bending down to hug you like mine has to do to me, lol. Dang you again! My eyes are leaking again.
@mountainsidefarm8357
5 жыл бұрын
I watch you quite often but don’t get to comment mostly because I listen as I work and I’m not near my phone. I enjoy your point of view in your morning rambles. I missed saying happy Birthday yesterday. Happy 45!! Many prayers and healing blessings to you and your family and all who read this. Love heals the world. We don’t know how long we have on this earth it SO important to love, live and laugh in as many moments as possible. Bless you all. 🙏🏻💞🙏🏻
@elainejames9021
5 жыл бұрын
Kevin you are a wonderful person ,what you do you make us think about life , it's very good. BLESS you and LOVE you my friend.
@irenepeek3211
5 жыл бұрын
Dear lovely family, to Kevin, have a wonderful Birthday Week ❣️💝 🎂. I started celebrating my birthday week at 70😊 and have enjoyed it for 6 years now. I told a waitress and she celebrates her birthmonth!! Why not 🤔 I don't comment often, I'm a listener, my hubby is the conversationalist. I do see at least one of your videos everyday and I love them. I always like and go thru the comments and like the ones that I would say. You were talking about goats which I happen to know a little about. Nubians have the richest and best tasting milk. Goats do not eat grass, they browse and love leaves and flowers and pine needles and pine bark. They'll clean off a Christmas tree and it's a thing of beauty. They prefer 2nd and 3rd cutting alfalfa and won't eat anything that spilled on the ground. I miss my goats but we moved back into town 26 years ago, kids grew up and started their own families and we couldn't do it anymore. That's another reason why I love your family so much 💞 . I laugh with you, I cry with you, I receive joy and hope and an energy to keep going. Joy and Blessings to you all. With much gratitude, sincerely, Irene
@Andrea-es3mu
5 жыл бұрын
Happy Birthday Kevin! (Belated but well-wished)... I get choked up when I listen to u in the morning hours...as I believe it's the uncomfortableness that moves in and out of my mind daily, as to my life and purpose and its meaning.These stories stop me in my tracks constantly and remind me to to for sure seize the moment that I so often preach. I'm often in a struggle to pursue my true creative happiness while still trying to protect and provide for my young adult daughter. Once again, being just the two of us I feel that if I "stray" from her and her needs and desires (even the littlest bit) and become concerned with self that I would be selfish and that is the hardest thing for me to wrap my head around. Im really just trying to say, without going on and on, you are becoming a true hero to your subscribers...You feel deeply and react strongly but gently and you're creating a most steadfast forum where people can exchange openly about life and struggles and endurance for the greater good...You make a difference in this world...one morning after another...Thank you!... Always...Floridafan...:)
@jackieconway8095
5 жыл бұрын
I love how God uses all things to strengthen us to move forward to be a blessing and thank you for blessing me today and every day 0:)
@lilymoon0f0
5 жыл бұрын
First I wanted to say happy birthday. Thank you Kevin , for allowing , through your own words , insight into my own thoughts. Allow me to explain. I am the youngest child of 10 children. We lost our mother in 2004 to leukemia. Now , I was a very indulged child and looked at life very absorbed in my own way. Not disrespectful, just took a lot for granted. This being said, I came home ( to my hometown) moved near my parents because my elder step- father (being my best friend) , was struggling with grief and anxiety in letting go and caring for my mother himself. I thought I will go. I will care for her. I did with his help. I then resented my siblings and family members for not being more available for my parents in their hour of need. Or how I perceived and judged others action in this loss. My mother in her last wishes asked that I stay near my father and care for him. It is 15 years later, my father is 91 years old now , struggles more with dementia and yet I have learned more in these last hours of that promise I’d made her than in all my own years of struggle. I became my fathers full time caregiver, watched my brother die also from cancer ( I too became his end of life caregiver) , became my mothers sisters end of life caregiver. And began raising my grandson when my own daughter fell ill with cancer and let me say, when you give away yourself more , you see others so much more clearly. I believe I thought I’d known Gods path for my life , and I judged so many others for their lives along my own journey, but you cannot conceive to know another’s journey but I’ve learned that you really are your brother’s keeper. My mother wanted me to care for my father not because she worried for him as much as she worried for me. She understood my struggles and my heart and knew I needed to grow into my own path, and through one act, propelled me to another and another to the place of seeing beyond my own pain and experience. I hope my rambling makes sense. Today I am not only wiser, softer and less bitter of a person , I am gentler to myself and others daily from the simple act of giving myself away and stepping away from my own self . I’m reminded daily of the this one thing “ bloom where you are planted “ and consider it all joy . Thank you for a moment of time in your day and God bless you and yours
@danielledeems1285
5 жыл бұрын
Many thoughts and prayers Wilma, may God wrap his loving arms around you. Daphne may God bless you and your family, many thoughts and prayers. LeAnn, sorry if I spelled that wrong, sounds like you raised a very brave young lady. I'm sure she was an inspiration to you and everyone around her. May God bless you, thoughts and prayers to you. I can't imagine the pain all you ladies are going through. Kevin, great morning ramble!! There is a reason that we triumph over our problems, so we can help others and give them the courage to overcome their problems.
@danielledeems1285
5 жыл бұрын
@@joannthompson670 Thank you Joann, May God bless you too!
@GoingSouthMagazine
5 жыл бұрын
I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. They help heal me. Your kindness, your thoughtfulness is an inspiration to us all.
@raindropsfukushemiaflavore9914
5 жыл бұрын
Although we have never met face to face, I want you and Dearly to know I love you guys!! You're a beautiful part of my life everyday. Kevin you give me hope. Dearly gives me new recipes for feeding my family (food is from the heart of love). Daniel always brings a smile to my heart. I could never thank you enough but know you guys are so loved 💝💝💝
@colleenedwards7644
5 жыл бұрын
Happy belated Birthday. I was so bummed today when I saw today's video title. I thought you guys were going to stop making videos. Lots of food for thought and gratefulness. In a world of immense negativity, your videos are such jewels for people.Thank you guys. Much Love.
@Sue7777000
5 жыл бұрын
I'm so glad I stumble upon your channel, and thankful you post daily!
@Tammy-cu3nk
5 жыл бұрын
You and your family are so cute.💛 Thanks for sharing the stories from your subscribers. It gives us pause to think of our lives.
@gupibdiy3472
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you, we like many have lived in good and hard times at different points. You are correct, always forward never stop.
@caryulmer5578
5 жыл бұрын
An excellent ramble Kevin. You, Dearly & Daniel are such a good & inspirational family.
@debfarrell2505
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for helpping all of those out here that need it. You are a wise and caring man.
@spiritualconnection6289
5 жыл бұрын
oh no please stay your a true gent lovely family enjoy your videos x
@ginnybullock9627
5 жыл бұрын
So you want us to share our stories. Ok this is my story. I have been watching your videos since I found the one about the crayon. My story would take to long to tell. But I will try in as few words as I can. In 2012 I had a mild heart attack and it was found that I had aortic valve defect and needed surgery. As I was waiting I found out that my Dad and his sister had the same heart defect which was why they had their heart surgery. In March of 2012 I lost my Dad. The end of April I had my 1st heart surgery to replace the defective valve. In June my daughter got really sick again. She had ulcerative colitis. We almost lost her 3 times to it. On July 4th she lost her colon and it saved her life. She had suffered with it for 7 years. May of 2017 I colapsed and my heart stopped and I quit breathing. An ambulance was called and I was admitted to the hospital. A week later I did it again. The next morning I underwent heart surgery again and the valve was replaced again. This time the recovery is slow and I'm still working on getting back to my old self. I and my daughter are still here because of the power of prayer and the Grace of God. That's my story in a nutshell. Keep doing your morning rambles. They have taught me a lot and I love your wisdom you share in them. Take care and God bless you all.
@reginaowen5992
5 жыл бұрын
Happy belated Birthday... your videos have inspiration and compassion that is so needed in this world. Such beautiful people that comment here and they inspire me too to pray for them and reminds me that all of us are struggling in some way. Much love to you and your precious family.♡
@midsouthhomestead9180
5 жыл бұрын
I just stumbled on this video. My bible reading and Patti Rose Life Happens devotional video today went right along with this. "MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN SOMEONE'S LIFE" . Thanks for using your channel to make a difference. God bless. New subscriber here!. Rhonda
@midsouthhomestead9180
5 жыл бұрын
Hi Heidi. It depends. We have animals. I also have a beauty shop on my homestead. You never know what might happen. Today I got caught in the rain for some reason my chickens would not go into the coop. I put th in one by one. Then I looked and both dogs were out and covered in mud. So we all got baths! Lol. Thank the Lord I did my bible study early today. We are located in Southwest, Tn. Where are you from? Rhonda
@midsouthhomestead9180
5 жыл бұрын
They can be a challenge too but rewarding.
@Raydrelle
5 жыл бұрын
Please don't leave
@Ladygreencrochet
5 жыл бұрын
You do make a difference in many people's lives, especially mine. I love listening to your rants. My dad was the wisest man I know and although you are younger than me, your wisdom reminds me of my dad. He passed in 2002 just before Christmas. I miss him as much today as then.
@jackieskitchen1966
5 жыл бұрын
Oh my gosh you scared me as I thought your title meant you were leaving us! As I listen to you yes ,I can totally relate, moving on is living. I used to be one of those people that was miserable because of a family member. Now I choose to just be me, the happy go lucky person I was totally meant to be. I hope you and your family have a great rest of your day!
@magscott31061
5 жыл бұрын
Wow- I am sitting here with my eyes welled up in tears after listening to today's ramble. I fell 9 years ago and injured my neck and lower spine. I have had 2 surgeries, a failed fusion in my neck which the bone never fused so I have no bone at C6/7 level since 2011, countless epidural steroid injections and I was sitting here thinking how did I let my physical and mental pain make me WASTE the last 9 years of my life. Then I popped on KZitem to watch and I hear this. I am now WOKE! I have always had a job since I was 12 years old until I fell 9 years ago and I thought I was a failure and unable to "do my job" by helping to earn the money to live and raise our 2 children. I felt powerless. I was always a very physically strong female- to the point I lifted weights in high school, ( a military JROTC prep school) , and I outlifted most of my male friends/ cadets. Now I look like an old shriveled up, forgotten about , potato. I was missing the point all of this time- I am alive! I can make a difference! I worked for 8 years as a Certified Anesthesia Technician in the Operating Room of the hospital that I was actually born in. I have held the hand of a few precious people as their soul transitioned to their next plane-( I say Heaven personally). I supported many people as they were shaking and I was holding them in position for an epidural before what turned into being an emergency C-section- some of them I had known since kindergarten! I felt worthless because I couldn't clean the house like I use to, have all the groceries purchased, put away, cooked, dishes washed and put away and bathe and take care of my dogs. It was my perspective that was worthless- I am going to try to make a difference in some way , everyday from now on, even if it's the only thing that I know that I can do and that is to pray for others. Thank you for today's message. God puts His message in your ears through His Army of Angels on earth and that Army is you and your beautiful family! Thank you and God bless you! Mary Ann
@monicakittleson1468
5 жыл бұрын
CS Lewis wrote the death of a loved one is like a amputation I understand the heartache My brother father and mother all passed away in less than three months of each other a year ago I have been a widow since the age of 34 now 59 with two daughters to raise I can testify God is near to the broken hearted and saves those who are crushed in spirit My condolences on the passing of Your precious daughter My prayers are with you for Gods comfort and peace as you grieve And to all those who are mourning over the loss of a loved one or suffering unimaginable pain I am praying for healing
@redemptionroadfarm9763
5 жыл бұрын
Kevin first off happy birthday and let me tell you a story..i went 13 yrs withtout my daughter..from the age of 7 til 20 and i just coukdnt enjoy life withtout her..couldn't be happy period no matter what was going on..long story short shes back in my life and we are closer than ever..my point is dont ever give up..thanks for all you do..
@mictoriacoolidge2388
5 жыл бұрын
Dear Kevin & Family, May you continue to have all the blessings possible bestowed upon you. I have lost 4 people whom I cherrished since Oct. 4th this year and you and your family have gotten me through some truly sad moments these past few months. I cannot hear this video as I am not in a position to turn up the volume.
@GmaAlice
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for that beautiful story of not fearing death but making a difference. It doesn't matter what we go through successfully as long as we share it to help others. Leann just made a difference by sharing her story. I was taught we don't brag about our accomplishments and to this day it's hard for me to share what I've endured since the auto accident that changed my life. I know many people who wallow in self pity after going through a life changing and devastating event. I once shared that I overcame obstacles and although it took years it brought me to a better place than I was just after the accident. I've never heard such negativity in a person that I was trying to help as I have that person. Realizing I could do nothing more I backed off and moved on to make my own life better. That person is still wallowing in self pity and I don't think anything will help them. Sometimes our good intentions are poorly received and we suffer a nasty tongue lashing but at least we tried to
@GmaAlice
5 жыл бұрын
make a difference for someone else. I realized that we can do all that we possibly can with our kindness to others but it's ultimately up to them what they do with it. Your kindness in sharing others stories with us in your morning rambles is making a difference that you may not even be aware of. I'm seeing that it's a good thing to share your story because there are indeed people out there that will receive it well and benefit from it. The courageous people who put their private life out for the world to see do make a difference, and we who receive it well benefit from it by listening and applying even a small part of it to our own lives. Thank you to all who share your stories that Kevin shares with us. You are making a difference in ways you don't realize. May we all give kindness to everyone. What they do with it is up to them. Kevin, I have to say my heart dropped when I read the title of this video. I feared you, Dearly, and Daniel were no longer going to make videos. God bless!
@jayejeffries8465
5 жыл бұрын
@@GmaAlice that's exactly what I thought, but I'm glad that I was wrong!
@gloriagodfrey3899
5 жыл бұрын
I know that you have helped me over and over. I am sure that you have made a good difference in the lives of many people. Thank you.
@corennathibeau6039
5 жыл бұрын
I have hope. I will endure. I have faith.I don't want to live here this way of seizuring non stop mini ones. Electric currents. Humming body. Tuning fork feelings. Like your going to pass out.Tying to sleep. 😢 I wont live in fear. Can't..I have to live for the present and be grateful for each day i get to be with my loved ones. Well this Tuesday I'll finally get to see my neurologist. Newmeds switch over I was told at end of October From my neurosurgeon. I believe me must endure.move forward One day at a time. we all have stories we can learn from one another . My heart goes out to all on here who has shared their life.ther hurts. Their grief and futures. Peace be with you all.great big huggss from east coast girl:)
@corennathibeau6039
5 жыл бұрын
@@alanspring8462ty Alan..♥️ .removal of brain tumors not possible.accepted that. Doc in er said paradox out of the box . Reality. 🍁But trying to have best quality of life can be. And refocusing off the symptoms and 🕯loving each day I get and keeping on keeping on... ty allan. Peace to you also.. I look so forward to each days of Kevin's rambles and his wonderful life. Serene...ain't it..
@christinasirr7138
5 жыл бұрын
@@corennathibeau6039 have you tried CBD or Rick Simpson oil for your seizures ? Many have great results.
@corennathibeau6039
5 жыл бұрын
@@christinasirr7138 no.i haven't tried..I asked my neurosurgeon in Sept. How many people do u see in here like me on cbd oil? And if any better quality life?. He said I've seen and have many patients on cbd oil. But I dont see any difference and they are more adjusting the oil.. then quality. For him. He admits he doesn't have enough research for himself and other doctors about oil. But if I wanted to later on . He wont try to stop me.or go against me for trying. Started last week.from neurologist change of meds. 1 less 500 mg if keppra. 1 added 200 mg carbamazepine to bed time. No more humming in.body since or vibrating. So far its working . ♥️♥️ I know all meds come with lots of side affects. But if I was to switch over to oil. I have no one home with me all day..very scary. Full seizure black out. Is not fun and dangerous. So for me.ill stick to meds I told both docs till I find their retweeting dont work.. But ty for asking deary..I have looked into the oil after i got diagnosed. .bless you . Have a great day.🍁
@christinasirr7138
5 жыл бұрын
@@corennathibeau6039 All the best!! 💗💗💗
@i4gotall
5 жыл бұрын
Good morning Kevin... I just wanted to tell you a story about my life... I have had a hard life, but that is ok... Because what I have learned from it I am able to teach others from my wisdom... My mado... Think long, and hard before you say, or do.. Because the fallout doesn't just fall on you, but falls way more, and a lot harder on the one's that love you... Christmas in my life was not about Santa Claus, but showing people that you seen, or heard about them helping someone that was in need that year... So my grandmother, and I kept a list of people all year, then we would bake many sweets, and make homemade Christmas cards to each individual about how we appreciated seeing, or hearing about what they did... On Christmas Eve after dark, WE would go to their homes, and put the sweets, and homemade card at the foot of their door, and knock... Then off to the next home... As the night went by we seen so many happy, or confused faces untill they read the card... We would hide, and watch at some homes... It was so much fun... Well as life went by, I did this with my children... And not once did they ever get interested with Santa... We also donated time to the Salvation Army to ring the bell... Me, and my family still do it today... We make up a lot of hot chocolate, load up on candy canes, and take a bag of coins to give the children to put in the bucket... That way their parents that refuse to be charitable, let their children have candy, and money to put in the bucket.. It always seems to get the some people to give on the way back out of the store's... Also, on Birthdays all cards have to be homemade... On Valentine's day we get lots of long stem flowers, and go to many businesses, and pass them out to the ladies... I guess what I am saying is all Holidays for me have been about giving to people that have gave throughout the year without any recognition... I know that Winter brings lots of sadness, so we must work extra hard to make it to Spring... One more tradition... In the Spring, I always drive around, and look at all the babies, whether they are calves, puppies, colts, chickens, birds... I have the need to see life... The new, the fresh, the innocent... Life comes, and goes... I have lost a child, both parents, and many more in my lifetime... To help with the holes in my heart, I look for new life, and genuine smiles... Keep up the good work Kevin... You help a lot of people, and by doing so you help yourself... Smile my dear Kevin... It's a good day...
@justmepraying
5 жыл бұрын
I 4got Amen may God bless you and your family this Christmas and through out the years to come you are blessed
@i4gotall
5 жыл бұрын
@@justmepraying Thank you my friend... May the Lord bless you, and your family... Remember to give a sweet to someone, because you might receive the best sweet of all, a smile... 😊
@reginaowen5992
5 жыл бұрын
What a beautiful comment and way to appreciate others , such an inspiration and I think I'll inorporate some of these in my life! God Bless you!♡
@i4gotall
5 жыл бұрын
@@reginaowen5992 Thank you, and God bless you, and your family...♥ If you do, remember to take a camera... Your children will complain a few years from now for not having pictures of their memories... I just tell them that's what I am here for... I am their memory box..😊
@mgtann11
5 жыл бұрын
Ng
@amybaby04
5 жыл бұрын
When I lost most of mom to cancer 8 years ago. Time doesn't heal all wounds that's absolutely correct. However I think time just makes the pain from the holes left behind easier to live with. 😔 That's how I feel about time and loss. My mom left her mark every day. She worked downtown, she had a small group of homeless people that would see her walking in the early morning or at night and they'd walk with her to see she gets to work safe and they'd NEVER ask for anything. One's name is William. One night someone bashed his face in with a fire extinguisher while he slept. Caused savior brain damage and 100% of his eyesight. The Portland PD know he was one of my mom's friends so they paid her a visit at work and asked if she'd come see him. Because will lost his sight he would wake up and get found himself tied down to a hospital bed and only about 20% hearing left due to the swelling in the brain.. She went and held his hand everyday after and sometimes before work. Once the hospital staff successfully woke him up my mom was the first person he heard. Once he was awake and alert she would bring him lunch and ask the hospital puree it so he could rebuild his strength (his jaw was wired shut and he was tired soup! He actually till this day won't eat it) months later he was discharged. My mom wouldn't even let him consider going back onto the streets so she brought him home. He QUICKLY became a huge part of our family and lived with us for 5 years! Once his disability kicked in he rented a apartment and till this day is one if my closet friends💜 She passed away after a short fight with cancer.. I wonder WHY the good ones always leave us too soon. She was only 50! 😔
@marysueper5352
5 жыл бұрын
Mamabear 06 What a touching tribute to your mom. Was this in the Rose City? I'd be delighted to hear about the Portland OR police showing concern for a homeless person, since I've only seen harsh treatment/attitudes from them toward the homeless.
@amybaby04
5 жыл бұрын
@@marysueper5352 Yes! She worked downtown she was the GM at Carl's Jr. Whenever we where hit with a snow or ice storm she would go into work really early and serve hot coffee, tea and hot chocolate to the business men and woman waiting for the bus outside her store too. They couldn't come into the restaurant during non business hours but the buses where ALWAYS so late she'd risk her job and let them come stand inside where it was warm. She had a little coffee cart she'd load up with all the hot beverages and just wheel it out to them. She had a small group of homeless vets she'd feed once a day. Out of her pocket. NO free food, her counts where ALWAYS dead on. If one of those men or women where ever hungry they knew they could come in get a big burger. Surprisingly they'd pay her back! On their own it was never requested. If they where able they'd cover her own meal. The story she left behind was incredible, I say that not because I'm her daughter but because of what I was told by the homeless vets who now have apartment and support their self's. OH! One of the men won 1,000 bucks off a lottery ticket and he tried to give her HALF! She refused 1/2 but settled for $100 and a cinnabond, he bought her a pack of 6 LOL! She only wanted 1 😁 My mom had a BEAUTIFUL soul 💜🌺💜
@nursecopywriter
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you, Kevin. I lost my son to suicide 7 years ago this past October. I let go of that ball sinking to the bottom this year. It was scary. I felt I was abandoning him. But as I worked through all the stages of letting go and letting God have him back I realized it was freeing me to use this experience to truly help others. Perhaps not with suicide prevention- too close to home. But bringing joy back into life, remembering and honoring life and the precious gift we have while still breathing. I never write- but this hit so close to home-
@HomesteadingOffTheGrid
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you.
@reginaowen5992
5 жыл бұрын
Such wisdom and thank you for your commenting. I'm thankful you commented and I'm sure you have so much to offer just like today. Thanks again God bless you richly you have no idea how this has helped me today.
@jordanrivera576
5 жыл бұрын
My heart goes out to you with your loss. My parents went through the loss of my brother the same way. I never thought it would happen in my family but you just never know. Only God knows the heart and mind of people who are so distraught. My Mom told me that she remembers hearing these words out of seemingly nowhere but perhaps it was a message she was supposed to hear to keep her going: "God knows best."
@nursecopywriter
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you. I believe he is with God now and not in pain. Its the only way I can cope. I am sorry to hear of the loss of your brother and your parents son. Many times sibling are isolated and feel very alone. My son, his younger brother recently confided in me that he doesn't even talk to his wife about his pain over losing his brother.
@shelly1928
5 жыл бұрын
As a mother of a son addicted to heroin and living on the streets I want to reach out and hug you. God bless you @back to basics RN. 💜💜💜
@mungodarkmatter
5 жыл бұрын
When I was a teenage, I was really into electronics and building things. My father was really good at carpentry and fixing things around the house and taught me a lot, and although he knew about house wiring and how to replace a light switch or a fixture, he was not really into electronics. One day my father came up downstairs with a RadioShack flyer in his had and pointed at a multimeter, and said, "You should have one of these." I was a bit surprised, because I have never even mentioned a multimeter to my father as far as I know, and although he had a few continuity meters, he did not even have a multimeter. So my father said, "Let's go," and we went down to the RadioShack. We got there and he looked at the multimeter and then asked the salesman about it and asked what was the difference between the multimeter on sale and a couple of the other multimeters. My father said the multimeter that was on sale was not good enough, and ended up buying a slightly more expensive multimeter. Now, truthfully, the less expensive multimeter probably would have been fine and I was just thrilled to get that because I really did need a multimeter. I still have that multimeter and still use it, even though I have a newer multimeter that does a lot more than the old one. The truth is, it really does not matter when multimeter I use, I always think of that day my father took me to get a multimeter, not because I asked him, but because he thought it would be useful to me. It was not about the multimeter. It was about me and my father. I remember a few times where I did something for my father, or I did something and my father would say he was proud of me for. To me these things that I did were things I just regarded as ordinary things, or things I would not give a second thought about, not because they were not worth thinking about or worth doing, but because frankly, if my father asked me to do something, I would do it just because he asked. I guess the biggest thing that I learned was that even though I did things I did not think were a big deal, to my father, they were like the multimeter to me. As life goes on, we are all separated friends and people we love for various reasons, and some time and some day we might reunite, but we always keep a piece of them with us. We can probably tell countless stories about these people and what they mean to us, but we often forget or do not realize that they have their own special stories about us. The best we can do is to remember to treat the people that we are with with the same love and joy that we would the people we miss. Love is not finite. Even if we give our love freely to the people around us, there will be plenty left when we reunite with the ones we miss. In fact, we will probably find out there is even more.
@sarapetrucellyblacktreeblu2829
5 жыл бұрын
Will you put a blue bulb up for my brother? He was murdered by my other younger brother 10 years ago. My brother who committed the murder was suffering from psychosis and today is doing much better. We are very close despite the tradegy. I guess we moved on somehow. But the hole never does go away, your right. The burden just gets lighter. Thanks man, your vids are great. My brothers name was Michael and he was 24.
@nanialoha4552
5 жыл бұрын
Sara Petrucelly God Bless you Sara. I’m so sorry about your brother! I will pray for your hole will continue to lighten and that your brother who was suffering from psychosis is also healed soon from his illness in Jesus name! 🙋♀️😇💐
@sarapetrucellyblacktreeblu2829
5 жыл бұрын
@@alanspring8462 thank you so much.
@sarapetrucellyblacktreeblu2829
5 жыл бұрын
@@nanialoha4552 thank you so much
@kathywellerart
5 жыл бұрын
Happy birthday!!!
@Gimad90
5 жыл бұрын
Happy Birthday to you! You are giving all of us gifts everyday with your rambles!
@jodiembradley
5 жыл бұрын
We are all put on this earth to learn lessons. I am a huge believer in something higher that no one can comprehend and I believe everything happens for a reason. If you look into past life’s you soon realise that we as an entity have to experience all walks of life we are reincarnated over and over to learn different lessons and walk in different peoples shoes. This life is precious and often taken for granted but if you remember that there is a greater lesson to learn so you can move forward in the afterlife it all makes sense to a certain degree. I am not saying I am religious because I’m actually not however it makes me curious to think that we are put on earth for a reason even if it’s to learn patients or empathy or what ever the lesson. Ok👍 I’m sounding like a crazy person hahaha thanks for the awesome video
@justncase5281
5 жыл бұрын
I think You and your family should have a Christmas bulb and my Jennifer 26 yrs who passed in July from MPS needs a purple one 💜.
@michaelsorrell601
5 жыл бұрын
Lost my first and at the time only child 2 weeks prior to her 12th birthday. T Cell Lymphoma took her, after 4 long agonizing years. She helped with the Ga. telethon in Atl. God in his mercy gave us two more children in our old age, a daughter who is married 2 years and expecting a child October and my baby boy who has two daughters 3 and 3months.looking forward to THIS 3rd grandchild.
@chillinretreat5124
5 жыл бұрын
New sub and you have a waybof putting things in perspective that made me really look inside....thank you xxx
@chrisatty
5 жыл бұрын
Chris Atty, from the mountains of Northern Thailand. Watch most of your stuff. An intelligent guy with an interesting back ground. Your are smiling nearly all time you are enjoying the company of your family. Looks like a happy family. Also great to see your wife playing happily with her son. As a retired Airline pilot we did a slip in Manila, for many years,great place people and country. Thank you for sharing your life with us, I very much enjoy your channel.you would make a good pilot, your situation awareness is acute. Question, you sometimes seem to be blinded by the light coming from the camera maybe, what is all that about.
@kimberlygathings2936
5 жыл бұрын
Your property is so beautiful my husband and I were blessed to come and visit for a month in your area for vacation a year ago last summer it was so gorgeous . Happy belated birthday I wish you many more blessed years
@debbratrueax4430
5 жыл бұрын
Funny that invasive species's have value that is overlooked. Scotchbroom is rampant here and can be obnoxious, especially for allergy sufferers. However, it has medicinal value. The autumn olive is considered invasive as well, but provides food for people and animals. There's something we're missing here. When we focus on the positive, there are many benefits for humans that come from nature. Nature fights for us in one way or another, whether we appreciate it or not.
@chronicmanda
5 жыл бұрын
I don't know quite what to say to this. There's a lot of noise in my head about it. But just know that I'm watching and appreciating.
@beabeasmith7735
5 жыл бұрын
I try to listen to your morning rambles every day, and until the other day when you spoke of your older estranged children I felt I really didn't have anything to contribute, but with your story of your older kids it really hit home, many years ago when I was very, very young my ex-husband was in the navy and we had 3 children, 10 years later after our breakup I remarried and had a fourth child, my heart, things didn't work out and when he was 5 years old I had to come to the west coast, (I lived in pa but I'm from your area that you reside in) and anyway was astranged from him for a very long time and he is now 21 years old, listening to what you said about your kids really hit home, I've never been able to get over not having him with me, every day was a pain that I was unable to get past and for the past 13 years I haven't been able to shake the devastating loss I felt over not having him with me, although I have visited him, in my mind he is still that little boy I had to leave and that feeling of loss never goes away, but I'm beginning to see that holding on to that pain has no worth and that I need to see him for the young man he's becoming and that I need to realize hes all grown up now and I need to focus on the grown Cameron not my little roni he was, so I'm trying to say thank you for your personnel information that's helping me with my issue.
@scarn3241
5 жыл бұрын
I’m grieving my mom Mary .. she’s the only family I have left and is late stage Alzheimer’s ... I’m having a hard time .. Thankyou for your video
@florence1395
5 жыл бұрын
S Carn I’m sending loads of love! 💛 And Hugs 🤗 x
@helenes52
5 жыл бұрын
I lost my mom this year to Alzheimer's. And you are correct it is the hardest thing when will ever have to do. My prayers and thoughts are with you as you go through this difficult time in your life
@chadanderson3791
5 жыл бұрын
Amen to that. I'm 7 months sober off the alcohol and yet I still set here in seclusion day after day doing nothing not knowing what I'm doing here in this life. U just answered that for me. It's time to start marching on. Thank u so much for your message. God Bless.
@TB-ys8pj
5 жыл бұрын
No matter what situation that arises you will grow and become stronger and a better person that will know how too help another person that will be going through the tough times that you have went through ..
@doralevitt2879
5 жыл бұрын
Amen Kevin!!! Happy belated birthday by the way! I haven't seen or heard from my daughter in over 10 years (she's 28), it destroyed me and I didn't want to live anymore, when all I ever did was love her and be the best mother I could be, but apparently the darkness of the world's calling was louder than my love. I'm a woman of Faith for almost 20 yrs ( so is my daughter- but she chose to trade her life of FAITH- to PRODIGAL). But I know who I serve, and as hard as it is I have to keep moving on to the upward calling of my destiny that God has for me. The enemy of our souls never stops though, and he continues to try and destroy my health- like me fainting this past Saturday night and hitting my head and face on my table as well as my body. I was in the hospital and now I have a swollen farhead and black and purple eyes and still keep getting irrithmia, but God didn't bless me with a ton of gifts and talents for the enemy to take me out before my time! Ministries are waiting to be started- especially working with youth in the arts and music- NO ONE is taking me out- accept Jesus!! Sorry for my morning ramble, God bless you and your family always, much love and blessings from Bklyn NY!! 💜💜💜
@doralevitt2879
5 жыл бұрын
@@wilmagregory8967 Amen sister- God bless you!!! 💜👑👆✝👆👑💜
@jordanrivera576
5 жыл бұрын
I'm so happy when I watch videos like this. My sibs have been estranged from me for almost 12 yrs. That was the thanks I got for taking care of my father for all those yrs, and he had major health problems. It was a lonely feeling, like I was an only child. Where were the others when I needed their help? Some people are just too proud to apologize but one sister did come through that way so it made me very happy. People are generally very forgiving. Apologizing is more powerful than saying I love you. So if people get something out of this video, I hope it's that they make amends with their family and just say I'm sorry. It makes everyone happier and healthier. Although I had lots of nastiness directed at me, I refused to get angry or say anything inflammatory toward them which I think made them more mad. Life is short everyone - love your family, love your enemies and APOLOGIZE! You'll sleep better too.
@maggiesue4825
5 жыл бұрын
"For we are God's handiwork, created in Christ Jesus to do good works, which God prepared in advance for us to do." Ephesians 2:10. I THOUGHT your land looked like areas near Charlottesville! :-)
@ElizHill70
5 жыл бұрын
Same here Maggie, being from the Charlottesville and surrounding counties, myself. :)
@casangel57
5 жыл бұрын
I love your daily rambles . They make me so thankful for all I have and the family that puts up with my Agoraphobic ways
@lllenfant4361
5 жыл бұрын
At 4:54 you have a definite crawler, between the two trees to the right in the field, it’s not a car going by.
@susanharris2968
5 жыл бұрын
Kevin you have made a difference in your life by being able to reach out to all of us and making us feel like we are a family
@leacooper2300
5 жыл бұрын
Wow...a very beautiful and profound message. Thank you, because it snaps a person back into reality. 👍💗👍💗
@leebrown416
4 жыл бұрын
Iam sinking now thanks for some inspiration
@vidili68
5 жыл бұрын
Hi there Keep on growing Be safe and sound God bless you you too Have a good day 👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@swingback4653
5 жыл бұрын
yes yes yes...
@scolter4273
5 жыл бұрын
Happy belated birthday Kevin!! And hope you have many more days with your beautiful family!!
@mommiesaurus
5 жыл бұрын
My grandfather passed on 4 years ago Oct 2 from advanced prostate cancer. Near the end him and my grandma were in the same nursing home. Different wings of course as he had cancer and she was just elderly. Every mourning she would get up. Get "Dressed" up and go have mourning coffee with him. Like when they first met. On the mourning he passed away his nurse was in the room helping him get dressed and sit up and be ready for his "date". That mourning she turned around to grab his oxygen tank and put it on the back of the wheel chair before he got in. When he reached out and pinched her butt (she was several feet away and it was all he could reach for, she was not angry) she turned to look at him and all the color had gone out of his face. She stepped over to him to lean down and hear his breathing when he said to her. "Tell my wife I love her" with his dying breath he died the way he had lived for 62 years. Head over heals in love with my grandma. To this day the same nurse says his death has hit her harder than any other. She babies my grandma and has become another grandchild. She says his love for my grandma give her hope for the love the world can start to show again. Pure love. No restrictions.
@mnksara
5 жыл бұрын
Oh, one more thought....thrift stores may have, and I think The Vermont Store (online) ...shoe molds can be found and placed in your slippers for a few overnights....they will slowly stretch your slippers....proportionately. : )
@barbsnyder480
5 жыл бұрын
Didn't know it was your birthday so I hope this is your best year ever. So Wilma, the good comes and it doesn't stay and neither the bad...hang in there. No matter what happens, God has your back...keep us posted. Wow there is so much sadness and you don't always see it... And for Lee Ann she is STILL MAKING a difference..thanks for the share.and we MUST make a difference after the pain. You know my feeling is that if someone doesn't want to be with me I'm good. I move on. I LOVE that cannonball reference. It's so very descriptive and true. I cannot still feel that drowning with that great description and if nothing else goes right iny day I can be so grateful I'm not drowning anymore and I do what I can eith God's help to make this world better. I'm glad your birthday was do much fun
@weeweesworld1348
5 жыл бұрын
I watch some of tour videos but have never commented. I apologize. This one, got my heart. I have tried to live helping others more than myself. Hoping and praying I was making a difference. Now, mostly I'm speaking of family members but also others. I often wonder if anything makes a difference. Blessings to those families that recently lost loved ones.
@hollymartin7478
5 жыл бұрын
Kevin, Unless you know your time of birth, hour and minute....then, how would you know which horoscope to read ? I'm a Capricorn Sun, but because born after 3:30 pm, my Ascendant chart ruler is Cancer the Hermit Crab.... That's correct....born in January, but I must read the July horoscope to understand how my son of gun week is going... You need to STOP and find things to do right now that always bring you happiness and peace....because, I can tell by your state of mind that you could really use a stiff drink right about now.. Calm down...play some decent music and soak in tub, etc.. Blessings...
@lesha713
5 жыл бұрын
You make a difference. And look at how far her message has traveled... So many people because of her mom and because of you and your heart. I started watching you for Sasquatch videos... By chance... But now I know I was meant to come to this video and hear Taylor's message. Boom! Thank you. Im so grateful for this. Never expected to see anything but Bigfoot homesteading fun. Wow. Happy birthday and stay you =) RIP Taylor-
@essemsween818
5 жыл бұрын
That Tree's a great idea.
@rosieprospects
5 жыл бұрын
Listened to this New Year's Eve - I so appreciate this message! Your birthday one was fabulous and I shared in my fb. Your wife is also an AWESOME teacher! The idea of making Daniel your new birthday buddy was a win win as well; you turned something painful into an opportunity to honor your son, and like you said, the hole got smaller!! Thanks and happy 2019!
@Platoon3090
5 жыл бұрын
What bowling? You’re not a real Home Steader!😎 Jk I came to that realization many years ago. Excellent morning ramble. Keep it going!
@westlucygirl
5 жыл бұрын
I understand the pain that an unresponsive adult child can cause a parent's heart. My own son hasn't spoken to me for close to ten years. But, there is also this beautiful thing called HOPE... I have some of that for my own healing and it's beautiful to hear that others have gained some. It's a gift, really, this divine enabling from our Creator, even when we have no foreseeable way or proof. The comfort comes when we let go, and I like that analogy of the bowling ball. That's a good picture. I painted a picture last year of a couple of hands grasping for someone or something coming up out of deep blue and purple waters. It's called HELP. I think I'll call it HOPE, now. Letting go of that weight, coming up to the surface is a sure sign of living. Thank you.
@christiearnold
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much, long story short I've been kind of stuck in a rut/rough position since 2012. Someone helped me get my foot out the door and onto a better life the last 15 months, but I didn't embrace it fully I see now. Listening to this post has finally given me the "permission" I was looking for to accept the bad but to move on and stop letting it control my life. Thank you again, God put this random video in my hands just exactly when I needed it most. GOD BLESS
@calmarsh7853
5 жыл бұрын
Thankyou for shareing .Your story .Ive finally accepted the end of my marriage and im ready to move on.Thankyou again and Godbless you
@kelleystephens6752
5 жыл бұрын
Such a great ramble! Amen! So glad you enjoyed your birthday!! I missed it yday so Happy Belated Birthday!🎈🎁🍰WOW 25 and to be that amazing, bravo for her! Prayers for everyone🙏
@musicalbard3
5 жыл бұрын
What a lovely idea, putting up xmas bulbs for ppl. I admit I have overcome adversity; he said to me " I poisoned you to keep you sick so you wouldn't leave me"..I left......now, 7+ years later I'm still healing but am doing much better. What I now do is say "blessings" for ppl, friends, family, etc. each night before I fall asleep because you are absolutely right, we need to live better lives once we have survived. It's so easy and wonderful to do; those blessings have a way of returning to us as well. It seems to create a circle of goodness all on it's own, once we start it going. Hugs and Love to all...
@vdgitaliano
5 жыл бұрын
When you walk with Jesus, and I mean not just saying you do but truly walk with him, you make the biggest difference you possibly can in this life. He makes sure of it. Whatever work you do for the Lord he will establish it. God bless everyone, I love you. Peace be with us all in Jesus holy name AMEN
@legaleagle308
5 жыл бұрын
In1999 I had two major strokes while pregnant with my son. My daughter was 4 at the time, and I wondered why I didn’t have any strokes when I was pregnant with her. Having those strokes changed my life forever! I still have difficulties, and I’m on disability. My son was born early, and he was completely healthy! It took the doctors 5 1/2 years to find that I had an undetectable hole in my heart. They did the surgery to fix it, but it didn’t change the fact that I continued on with mini strokes, even after the surgery. My cross to bare seems really bad, but I know that there are other people with even worse things than what I’ve been through. So I don’t share this as a poor me. I share this as a story of survival. I’ve thought many times about sharing my story on KZitem, but then I get scared to. I don’t know why. I’m alive though, and I have daily struggles, but I’m alive!
@sm3296
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you.
@kathe9342
4 жыл бұрын
How odd that I hit on this video after crying last night and saying basically the same thing - I wanted my life to mean something; I did not just want to take up space! I am 53 years old and living in a nursing home. For the past fourteen years after being diagnosed with progressive Multiple Sclerosis and Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy (plus many other issues due to severe abuse as a child) I have been in and out of nursing homes. I was always able to get home because my husband was able to take care of me. A couple of years ago he became ill and he had a ton of tests done but nothing showed up. One day he could not breath well, went to the ER, had a ton of fluid drained from his lungs and the doctors said it was cancer and he had about a week to live. He died two days later. Then my best friend of thirty five years died of a brain tumor at forty four. I lived at home still believing as I have all my life that God gives me these adversities to help me grow so I can help others. In May of 2016 I just got home after being in a nursing home for a year and two months. On my third day home I was doing a pivot turn from my wheelchair to the recliner but pivoted to far. Due to my MS I fell backward into the brick fireplace and broke my neck. I was very lucky, I am only paralyzed from the waist down. Of course this did lead to my having a urostomy. I must admit that I was struggling with what God wanted me to learn more of! I had also spent nine years trying to keep my baby son alive too. He was born with a few genetic problems that were not diagnosed until he was two. As a mother I knew something was wrong but I was accused of munchowsin by proxy! That also was a horrible ordeal but again I kept my faith in God's plan and he went into remission when he was nine. 😊 Anyway, I was and still am struggling with what I am to do since four years later I am still in the nursing home. I have and still do listen to people who are in need of an ear and offer advice when asked. It comforts me that people seek me out to listen to them. I have decided to write my life story for inspiration to others. Also on my bucket list: to learn sign language, spanish, to play the piano, to educate the outside world what the conditions really are like in nursing homes and hopefully bring about changes for the workers and residents, and whatever else I can think of! Life has not ended and I can do a lot from here, grow where I am planted. I think I am back on God's plan for me. As my son once said after he survived a terrible infection that the doctors said he wouldn't; we all have a plan and once completed we can go "home". Sorry this is so long, just wanted to say I agree with your message. Oh, I am from Appalachia and people always ask me if it is true that we are all related! LOL Make it a great and positive day. 😊 P.S. My condolences are late but I send them to Taylor's family anyway. She is an angel and also your Guardian angel. P.S.S. I could not believe my eyes but I have seen the dark figures you speak of in your videos. It gave me the chills the first time I saw one peek around the tree. I had to re-watch that video several times. I know it was not fake. No one could fake such a figure.
@lonniem9728
5 жыл бұрын
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@jeffandjuliet
5 жыл бұрын
Belated Happy Birthday! You're not going off KZitem I hope??? The title of this ramble worried me. I enjoy your wisdom and commentary. I've been through some hellish times in my 54 years. I have an estranged sister so I understand how much estrangement hurts. She separated herself from the entire family after doing terrible things to us for a lifetime. I don't think I ever really knew her. The hole in my heart is smaller (as you pointed out when speaking of yourself) but will never go away.
@Djulimee
5 жыл бұрын
I love your daily chats....thank you for posting all these mate....and thank you to Dearly for all her cooking and simple recipes. I love the simple ones and my husband, being Indonesian, doesn't like western food, so food that Dearly makes is nice for him.
@guspapadopoulos945
4 жыл бұрын
God love you brother, you have done more to help people than you can ever imagine; humbleness, meekness, and humility. Trust me Kevin God knows what he is doing, and I'm sure in ways that are too mysterious for us to decipher, you and giggly are part of it. Thank you brother...
@riverdeep399
5 жыл бұрын
Any advice on how to keep smiling through wave after wave of bad happenings? So long is good. But these things keep happening one after another. I feel like I'm gasping to breathe for peace? I don't have the money to move and get away but what does it take to turn the tied?
@marirose756
5 жыл бұрын
I told you my story and my husband’s yesterday. I’m terminally ill with a form of early onset dementia (not Alz type) as a direct result of aforementioned illness; my husband needs a kidney and 2 palmful of various anti-rejection meds including some he’s already needing due to nightly PD dialysis. It may seem with all this that we don’t feel like we add meaning to the world. We do. He makes me laugh through my pain every single day and vice-versa. We laugh so hard we move each other to joyful tears of gratitude that make our sides ache. Just as I believe we can communicate with animals, as do you, I’m convinced that our laughter brings us all together bc it goes out into the world and heals All it in its own small, loving way. As for myself, I’m a nonviolent cyberactivist. I’m on many email alert lists and take actions on many issues to educate and make the world a better place. You see, at my sickest and most bed-ridden, I can still educate the world. It’s not as you do with your wonderful morning chats with us, but I like to think I’m making a difference. 😊 In fact last night I called into a radio show that was being live-streamed, to give out information and resources about some major life events in Europe and the US. Education is huge and thankfully bc I’m responding pretty well to two particular meds, as long as I have notes in front of me, I can stay on track and share what I know. I’ve always been a “walking encyclopedia”, it’s just now I’m slower processing info and need to note everything to recall & share info. Eventually though, I will be unable to speak at all or understand the language of others. For now, I educate. Still it’s the disease process that gave me the dementia that is painfully killing me. However, like my husband with ESRD, I’ll not give up. We’ll continue to do our best to make a difference and make the world a better place. Hope you will keep your channel going. You most definitely help me in my life & I thank you for that. This has taken me a while to write...so many typos I sometimes just need to let them stand; as my husband says as I dictate these words he helps me remember often, “Perfect is the enemy of good.” So I don’t have to be perfect but while I still can I’ll share my story and continue doing my best to change this world. I could talk lots about those I’ve lost in life including two brothers but I’m plum tuckered out now. Prayers and love going out to you; please return to us; we need them so in whatever way you see fit. With gratitude,~m
@lindymcduffee9741
4 жыл бұрын
Ya know Kevin, you really help me daily. I had a year where I lost my mom and fiance and 5 other close family members. This was about 2 years ago. In observing myself I seem to shut down. Couldn't function I barely remember my mom's funeral. I've set here in my chair for almost 2 years in a fog. Your videos have made me start thinking. I'm ready to get back to life. Thank you
@alicecoppers8980
5 жыл бұрын
The same bad news came to me last Christmas. When I was foreclosed on and my son diagnosed with rain tumor. I was homeless and had to keep the faith in my little family. Today my son was told surgery not possible, he has about 3 months to live. He is making the most of it by visiting his father he never met.
@wendymullock275
5 жыл бұрын
Thank you for your words, I’m about to start my new life without my darling husband, who tragically died from cancer two years ago, I have sold our big old house and I’m moving to a beautiful country town to start again, to find out who I am after 40 years of marriage and 9 children. Your words have inspired me to make a difference, thank you.
@lindenbergers
5 жыл бұрын
Happy belated birthday and happy early holidays to you and yours! I so enjoy the cooking videos the best, dearly is just a beautiful lady. I'm going through some tribulation of my own at the moment, my daughter is 12 and we were caught up in the apartment fire visiting a friend of ours right before Thanksgiving. We are all happy and safe, completely unharmed, it's only things lost, even the cat was spared. Now we're trying to help our friend regain his dignity and sanity as he is homeless still 13 days later at this point. This weekend will be devoted to finding him a new apartment, as the longer he's in a hotel the less he has to start over. The rest of this week will be all about moving and hopefully getting his things from the old apartment and cleaning them if it's possible. Through all of this I'll be thinking of your family, the words of Taylor, and praying for all of us.
@joannoeser1861
5 жыл бұрын
The only life living for me , each and every moment is to only to live in my SAVIOR, JESUS CHRIST.
@theducklinghomesteadandgar6639
5 жыл бұрын
Wow, what a wonderful set of testimonials!!! Praises be unto the LORD & SAVIOUR for bringing everyone to their good places, for walking with us through the hard times and carrying us when we needed that stretch of time to grieve our losses! Praises be unto him for giving us such grace and for sacrificing so much for us so that we may have everlasting life, and in that eternity have his love grace and forgiveness for evermore!!! All he asks of us is to follow his commandments, repent of our sins, believe CHRIST is his son that he died for our sins and rose from the dead days later and accept his gift and his spirit into our heart!!!! GOD is the something out there that we can all feel! He is the subconsciousness voice we hear not to do or to do something, he is the unconditional love and just wants to be able to show us that love!! When someone passes if they have sought the LORD, or had never heard of him but were good people, he brings them home to him in comfort in health in a new glorious body that can never die!!! Especially when one passes who has been in pain, but really with the way the world is going wouldn't we all just rather be with him in heaven with all we need! Our grief, anger & pain we feel at the loss when someone goes is not because they were taken but because we will miss them! Once we start asking ourselves the hard questions, would we rather have them here with us in this gone crazy world in just the last 20 years if that or would we rather they be with GOD and be healed and safe with no chance of being raped if they are female or a child, no chance of being murdered or in pain because someone did try to murder them, or being a bombing victim or a robbery gone bad or any of those things! And on the end of not moving forward and finding and loving others letting them be there as well is something you need to do for yourself but also for them!! What if rhey can see us from heaven! Will they be happy not seeing you move on in seeing you not function, not do for yourself what you shoul be!!!?? So move forward for self, but also for them! Especially in knowing they are in heaven!!!
@sherriecain2537
5 жыл бұрын
I noticed something directly over your left shoulder at the 53 second mark. Not sure if it's a cat or something else, but it's fairly good sized and black. I'm sure you saw it when you reviewed this but just wonderig what it was.
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