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I can't wait to see what happens with the rock.

That’s a weird looking rat snake if it is

Black momba

I am so curious how you have dealt with the monster rock in the basement. Looking forward to future videos : )

New follower and the teaser worked! Damn it, hurry up!

Will you be adding stone to the exposed foundation? Hope so.

I'm here for it!

There is danger everywhere , a smart person is prepared

But how about the danger of living in an isolated place where individuals came to throw in windows and express their agression?!

Looks Great

Beautifully done.

And a few packets of seeds too. You can start them inside even in the middle of summer for outside planting. 1 packet costs less than 1 plant

maps.app.goo.gl/SEuiCpAPCvghMmFJ7?g_st=ic Here is an example of a church in Rome where the facade, the plan for the entrance, and the compositional elements on the whole, each had to compromise symmetry in order to fit the restrictions of a tight alley and existing conditions. Design elements such as doors and apertures, or the belfries, are balancing each other compositionally from left to right but asymmetrical.

To me personally, your kitchen does look in the 'we have guests over' state right now - only the towel/oven mitts and amount of bottles is even approaching messy - but if you were a pro organiser, I'm assuming that's only slightly more toward the 'performative simplicity' end of the spectrum than normal. When they stage the Friends' apartments, there might be a cereal box out but the friends are close enough that they don't consider each other guests, right? If they were hosting a party, they'd probably pack away the cereal too. I think it's ok for homes to have a 'hosting' mode that's one degree cleaner than the 'living' mode, it's only when 'hosting' mode becomes many degrees cleaner that it becomes performative.

It's so funny because I never considered it very thoughtfully, but I have always loved seeing those details while watching Friends. The kitchen is active and really reflects that Monica is a chef and that people are constantly there. She often has a large decorative bowl full of fruit or veggies but it really feels like she's planning to use them to make tomorrow's dinner. The apartment is always clean but so comfortably lived in. Even the guys usually have some note or drawing on their little white board, that may or may not have anything to do with the story of that particular episode, lol. -- Those newer shows' sets are so weird they remind me of waiting rooms or leasing offices 😅 Love your thoughts on finding a balance because it actually brings better clarity to what I'm aiming for now. I've gone pretty minimal over the past few years after realizing that I was living far beyond my management threshold. I have really loved tucking things away for easy cleanup and visual simplicity, but you've made me understand why I've come to love the little open bookshelf I bought for extra kitchen storage: it looks so homey and cozy and lived in! Everything is used regularly, so it isn't clutter, and therefore doesn't stress me. I never expected to just stop and look at it, but I totally do and it makes me very happy. ...And now I really have to laugh out loud because I actually did think of Monica yesterday as I put a bunch of pears into a pretty bowl so our counter would look nicer -- wow, have I finally arrived?? 😂

Love this video so much! Also, where is your sweater from???

Ok I feel better about my very lived in house!

Spectacular man

It's a nice thought, but where I live there are simply almost no houses for sale. And even the fixer-uppers are too expensive for a young person to buy.

You are right. Imagination and creativity are needed to survive in today's housing market. Decades ago my husband and I lived in a 25 ft (sitting head room) sailboat for 2 years while we saved a down payment for our first home. And today, when I look at tiny homes, I remember the boat's dinette that became a bed. You're on an important mission!

5:50 it's great 😂

We'll send you pics!

Minimal casual Bea, couldn't love it more! Keep up with the cool stuffs!! Love ya!! Your content has ALWAYS been amazing!

So inspiring!!! I am an over thinker too.

So helpful!!!! Thank you!!!

🎉 love this!

Bea is incredible!!!

👏🏻 can’t wait to learn for my future home!!

Wow can’t wait for this new chapter Bee!

What a small world. Faith is amazing and our family was involved with this project at CASS ❤

Well done

I've watched 5 of these no tape videos and this was the only one that described where the scored edges are supposed to go and wrapped it at a manageable to follow speed. A+

I can't seem to get the measurements right, I either have way too much, or too little.

looks great!! why is the horse shoe upside down? :)

I thought no tape 😔😔😔

4:56..... tape

Que increíble!!! Lo haces ver fácil! Lo voy a intentar para el siguiente cumpleaños, ojalá me salga! Saludos desde Guayaquil! 🤗

So inspired by this!! Killing it as always. 🙃

Love this!

May GOD continue to richly bless and lead you.

Title says: No Tape wrapping Second method says: Tape is the key 🤓🤣😂🤣😂

Omg! I’ve never seen the first type of wrapping, thanks for sharing, very useful!