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- čas přidán 14. 08. 2024
- Join Corie and I as we share updates on a few things and answer some questions folks have been wondering about. We are both excited for the upcoming gardening season here in the mountains of Appalachia!
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Enjoyable visit with you both. The stack rings are beautiful and elegant. Will definitely check out the magazine. Thank you.
Tipper, it’s always a pleasure to sit here and visit with you and your family it always makes me smile and feel good😊❤
Thank you for the video. You all are peace to my soul. 💞
I read that magazine. I love it. GreenPrints.
Beautiful!
I love how economical a way to feed your family this is. I didn't grow up with hunters (and husband didn't either). Oldest is dating a hardcore hunter and she's developed a real love for deer meat, elk meat, anything he's harvesting. I will pass this on. Thank you Corie! Glad sweet Austin has such a good wife 🙌🏼 💓
Love and enjoy your videos .....
Watching the interaction between you and Corie is wonderful. You both look so relaxed and happy. This channel has been a blessing to your family, and to thousands of viewers like me who have been enjoying it for several years.
You are so kind Roland! Thank you! Our family is very blessed 😀
@@CelebratingAppalachia and to us all!
Well said Roland. I agree 100%.
@@rhondabutler4172 You are so kind-thank you!! We appreciate you so much 😀
Amen @Roland Pinette I agree 100%. they all have definitely been a huge blessing to me and my family! 😇🙏🏻❤️🙌🏻
Chitter and Chatter? I broke out with a smile and a chuckle when you said that ❤😊
Good video folks thanks for the update.
I've read and had a subscription to the Green Prints magazine, it used to be called The Weeders Digest years ago. I've painted many of those black and white drawings over the years. I have them back to 2008.
I enjoyed catching up on all that's going on.
Enjoyed this ! I always love "catching up" time. Love the stories! These warm days give us spring fever , especially when seeing things start to grow and the flowers blooming. I understand how Corie felt when olive got gone. Glad she was not gone long. I've been there and know that panic, when your dog gets gone . I love going to feed and seed stories , plant nurseries, the atmosphere seems to be always be great. I absolutely love sylva ,great town and very beautiful courthouse. ..thanks tipper , appreciate y'all always...God bless y'all...🙏❤️
Thank you Ben!! Hope you have a great day 😀
Oh gosh, Scott was my nickname, derived from Scooter. My first name is Phillip. I had my middle name legally changed to Scott when I turned 18. My Dad is Phillip Jr. His nickname is Butch. My Mom is Nana.
I've tried to let my little dog have a little freedom from a leash and Corey, I know exactly what you were saying about being frustrated and upset with myself when she wouldn't listen, much less catch her and we live on a busy road. I remember just calling out to GOD to help me! HE did, as HE always does. HE's so good! This road is a death sentence to a loose animal. I've shoveled a lot of animals out of it.
I always enjoy your videos! Thanks for sharing this with us!
It's nice ya'll are growing alot of herbs.👍
Wonderful to imagine anything blooming in March👍 It’s snowing here again in north central Minnesota, another 5 inches so far. Winter is getting old but it’s been warm anyway
Thanks for wonderful videos
I had wondered...”Which is Chitter and which is Chatter?” Now I’m happy that I know, as I like their nicknames, “which was which or who was which”! I’ll bet they both “chattered and chittered” a lot as they grew up, and now, too! I really enjoyed this video a great deal! I’ll be anxious to know when you get your gardens started full time. They will be much sooner than in the north where I live! You have both already started with your “green stalks”...I think that’s what they are called. Thanks for showing Katie’s rings! They are really nice! I hope the March weather allows for early planting! 🌱🌷🍀
Before I say anything else I want to tell you again how much I enjoy your channel. That being said, I hear you plan what you want to plant, how the new above ground beds figure into your garden etc. What I don't hear you talk about is how you will keep the deer from eating you out of house and home. Our experience was that the only sure way to keep them out was not to plant anything they will eat. We tried a number of things that helped a little, temporarily: hot pepper spray, noisemakers, Irish Spring on a string, motion activated water sprays, etc. I live in an urban area. Zoning regulations do not allow fencing higher than four feet which will not deter even the tiniest Bambi. (Twice last year a doe brought her new born twins to my fenced lawn and left them as though they were hidden. She retrieved them after dark.) I have seen as many as 7 deer in my yard eating acorns. It is illegal to discharge a gun in my county. There is no legal hunting here, even with bow and arrow.
Of course you won't know for sure that you have a problem until your garden is up. The problem is that when they find your garden, it is already too late to come up with a plan. Our experience was that one night the deer came through and nibbled a little. The next night they ate substantially more. The third or fourth night the crop was gone. You may not want to erect an 8-foot fence (with a strand or two of electrified barbed wire) around your gardens, but that may be your best choice.
As always, I wish you well. Bless you all.
My fave CZcams family. Love all the new garden and family updates. I started seeds this year for my very first garden. I learn many things from y'all. Thank you so much 🥰💕
Thank you so much 😀
Another great video 👏
I look forward to seeing Silva 🤗
For slug problems, find you some thorny branches ie roses,wild blackberries etc. Cut them into 12 inch long pieces and line them up around the problem areas in 1 or 2 pieces thick ie garden etc. The thorns are an deterrent to stop the slugs from crossing.
Take life a little easier & set a spell 🌸🌲🌻
I don't even have to watch you. Just having the sound of your voices, and listening to y'all, truly makes my day happier! Thank you again & again!
God Bless your family 🙏🏽
Seattle kin ♥️
Billy goat bluff! We would play that game as kids! Shoving each other down steep hills 🤣
My sister's middle name is Lee. Mine is Gay.
You're so kind Lisa! Thank you 😀
We make our laundry detergent and love it. My husband works in a mill and gets dirty and we work outside in our yard all the time. It cleans well and we use essential oil on our dryer balls instead of dryer sheets.
Love my homemade laundry detergent!!! You can do it! So economical and the scent is like fresh air!! Good luck!
I hope you do make the video about nicknames.
I enjoyed watching 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Really like watching your videos. I have bought 2 earrings and a beautiful necklace. Such quality work that Katie does and I will buy more for sure. God bless you all .
Thank you so much!
Awsome! 6/3/57 is this ol' gal's birthday too!
I love watching yalls videos..I was able to watch Austin n Corie, starting there own beds..they both were so sweet n loving to each other..that makes my heart happy to see young couples married, and have the desire to build n plant food that you can harvest n eat..we love it to..in our biggest area, we plant zipper peas, n purple hull peas.....then in our youngens garden, they plant radishes , peppers, mustard, turnips any other item they choose to..my oldest grandson the going on 17-wants lots of taters so his ..he also call this whole 10 or 15 acre we all live on...( * HOME BASE HILL*my husband grew up in the house beside us.then we built our home...then when our daughter n son in love got to put there home next to us at the bottom of the hill...on the same properties, and both boys wants there Daddy to build the a home on stills...on the back side of the yard..so we laught alot ..about homebase hill...my 2 grandsons want to build there home here too..PopPop Granny said yes yes yes..our babies ain't. Moving far away..we love.
.tfs yall God bless yall in everything yall do...
Love that! So wonderful you are all together 😀
Looking forward to your video on nicknames. We didn't use them in my family - but my husband's family - oh my! everyone has a nickname. He comes from a family of coal miners and they ALL have nicknames for each other. It's so interesting because behind every nickname is a story. My husband's family comes from the mountains of North Alabama/Georgia/Tennessee but have lived here in central Alabama for 4 generations. But their language, ways and culture is still very much rooted in Appalachia. Thanks for sharing your stories and for making me feel like I just visited with a good neighbor.
I'm so glad you enjoy visiting with us 😀
Tipper Presley you should really consider writing a book, and I say that because you are really such a wonderful story teller and you cover so many interesting topics. Thanks for sharing with us 🙏
You are so kind-thank you 😀
I completely agree! 🙂
We call them March bells over here in TN 😊
Thank you ladies. Enjoyed watching y’all and all the interesting things you shared. I’m gonna check out that Brysons Farm place in Sylva. That’s not too far from here. We like to go over the Sylva & just go in the various shops. 😊❤😊
Have you ever seen “trail of tear” plants. They produce seeds/beads that can be used to make necklaces. The plant resembles a small corn plant and each plant has several seeds. They produce a variety of colors and they can be buffed to have a shiny coat. They have a natural hole completely through the seed so it is easy to thread as a necklace or bracelet.
I have 😀 Granny used to grow them to make necklaces out of 😀
My husband’s birthday is also March 6, Happy Birthday to Granny
Happy birthday to him 😀
Love this video. I love gardening but can't where I live. The Bryson's from Waynesville to GA & to SC are distant relatives. My maiden last name is Bryson.
Tell Katie the rings are beautiful.
I'm excited to see the garden growing..
Thanks to All of you for letting us into your lives.
Thank you for visiting with us!!
It is a very Southern tradition to nickname people.
I love Katie’s jewelry. It’s so pretty. She is very talented. I always wonder where she got her equipment and how she started on her journey of working with stones and making jewelry. It would be very interesting to find out how she went from admiring stones to creating a business. Great video!
😀 Thank you! You can see part of her story here: czcams.com/video/gYC-ul1jnOw/video.html
@@CelebratingAppalachia Thank you!
What on earth was so interesting up on the greenhouse roof? Corie kept looking up at it! 😆
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Pink trees are tulip trees. They are our state tree in my and they are blooming full to early but they are absolutely beautiful.
Love watching your updates. My sister and I aren't twins by any means but we were born 345 days apart
Every year for 20 days we are (were) the same age. When we were 4/5 yrs. old we were visiting our grandparent's farm in Saskatchewan. That summer our uncle Jack nicknamed us Poopsie and Popsie. I was Popsie. ❤✌
Loved listening to you and Corie chatting! And how their names were chosen! Thanks for sharing parts of your lives. God bless and love to all! 💕🤗🙏🏻
I loved hearing about Corie and Katie's names. It was great to catch up with the family Tipper!
Thank you for visiting with us 😀
Enjoyed catching up with you guys. We have lots of Nick names in our family as well. We call Mikayla (Kayla Bug) sometimes. We are in planting mode around here to. Great video y’all. 🙌🏻👍🏻☀️☀️
Thank you Pastor Lon!
Tipper, our Moms share the same birthday! My Mom Shirley (aka Mama Shirley) turns 87 on March 6. Enjoyed this video!
Love that! I hope she has a wonderful birthday 😀
I was in need of a new wedding band, I don’t like to wear my real ring and band much because my hands are in dough or dirt too much… so I ordered some of the plain stacker rings 🙂 thanks!
Corie? Maybe I’m mistaken but didn’t most of the mountain folk make laundry detergent way back long ago? But having you deciding to produce the product is a fine idea and a good choice for the environment
I have so much faith in you that you will succeed in this project😊
Bloodroot.. Old folk medicine.. I noticed a Pink flower tree guy From years of mulching random leaves and seeds..😎☮️🦉
I am so envious that you are already working on the garden. Here in Detroit, tomorrow will be in the 50s, Friday will be 3-6 inches of snow. Stay safe!
I have a cousin that lives in Sylva, NC. I wish we had a spring. seems like ours will go straight to summer this year. It's suppose to get to 86 today, but then turn cooler for our last little cold front. We didn't get enough rain this year, so I am afraid no bluebonnets this year. Usually bluebonnets cover the hills and turns them blue in the spring when we have a wet winter. The Mountain Laurel is really showing out though and the smell of the sweetness of them is wonderful! I need to replant my rosemary this year. It is one thing the deer will not touch, but the drought did them in. That's so cute how you named the girls, especially the nicknames. In East Texas mostly, most everyone has two names or are called two names. Lots of Jim Bobs and Jim Toms and with the girls an Anne or a May is added. Mine is Anne with my first name..lol Glad you got Olive. I had a 4lb chihuahua that use to run and follow the deer herd when he jumped off the deck. Scared me to death. So I am glad you got Olive quickly. Thanks for the prayers for my foot. It is finally easing up some. Beautiful rings. Well stay dry and enjoy the planting!! Have a great day!
😀 I hope the blue bonnets bloom anyway! So glad your foot is feeling better. We will keep praying 😀
@@CelebratingAppalachia Thank you my sweet friend!
Wish yall were my neighbors! Feel so at home. Older kinfolk passed but were from a few counties away.
So glad you enjoy our videos!!
My church youth group used to call me and another youth leader named Karmen (I was named after her) cheese names. She was Parmesan and mine was Cheddar. Mine morphed into Chedda. I still have several 30-somethings that call me Chedda at church!
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I guess my daughter, Myriah(my spelling) really was named after a milk cow my Mother used to tell me stories about. I always loved her name.The cow was named Mariah because she roamed all over the place like the wind. From the song They Call the Wind Mariah from the movie Paint Your Wagon.
Love that 😀
I think that’s cool the way you named your girls instead of giving them Rhyming names like some people do. My hubby was a twin but his twin was a sister
Corie looks and acts just like her dad. Love it , love the stories. :)
Lol, that water bottle just made me lol!! 😄😄 It's almost as big as you Corie!!!
Those rings are beautiful!!
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Happy Birthday to Granny Wilson! Happy Anniversary coming up to Corie and Austin! Everything is in bloom here in my part of NC. I’m loving it! Take care and God bless your precious family. 😀❤️
Thank you Wanda 😀
@@CelebratingAppalachia Tipper I also failed to congratulate you on the anniversary of your channel. I really enjoy it and I’m so happy I found it! 😀❤️
@@wandagordon6453 Thank you 😀
Well, we now have a Katie Ann.❤️ She was born last Friday the 24th. She is our 8th grandbaby. She's precious. I absolutely love your channel. You are so knowledgeable and caring. Thank you for always including us. I'm SURE my people are from that area just from the words you use. I can hear my Granny every time you speak. ❤️❤️🙏
Yay for a new Katie Ann!! Congratulations to your family 😀 Thank you for the kind words!
Congratulations on your newest addition! Grandbabies are a true blessing. ❤️
My husband calls our daughter, Emalee, Pot.. it is short for Sis-Pot-Poo. She’s 33 and he still calls her Pot. ❤️
Love that!
This was a great video. Loved hearing about how you picked Katie & Corie’s names. We have a Catie Bug too. My granddaughter’s name is Catherine Mae but has been our Catie Bug. We are expecting our 10th grandbaby in 3 weeks. They can’t agree on a name so they are going to wait and see what he looks like. Lol.
Tipper did you receive the box of goodies I sent a couple of weeks ago from our trip to Hawaii? I can’t wait to see video of farm supply store In Sylva.
A new baby-is so exciting!! I did get them-thank you so much! I mailed you a card yesterday hopefully you'll get it soon 😀
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So glad y’all are both getting ready to plant in your raised beds and starting to plant more seeds in the greenhouse. Looking forward to seeing your road trip to see all the wonderful things they have for gardening. I’m so happy Miss Olive didn’t run too far away and that Katie came to help you. I love the stackable rings she is making. They are beautiful! Hope all of y’all have a wonderful day. Hugs from the southeast coast of Florida 😎🦩🌞🦩😎
Cory, I am like you, relaxed and cannot quit yawning...happened this afternoon!! Love the chitter, chatter, and cheddar🥰🥰 copie. Thankful Olive got back home! Sounds like you have some new things coming, laundry, dish soaps. Fun. Katie I like the stacker rings! Cute pretty! Magazine sounds interesting. Thank you again for sharing Appalachia with us. God bless you and yours❤🙏🙏❤
Y'all are just the most precious people. God bless for all the joy you bring to everyone's life!
Thank you so much 😀
Hello Tipper & Cori
Nice to see you !!
Katie’s jewelry is so
beautiful ❤
Love the stacker rings …
Take care
The only real sign of spring here is the deer are losing their antlers. It's going to snow tomorrow and tomorrow night. And cold.
I am so ready for spring. Your area is so pretty. We here in Duncan are recovering from storm damage from Sunday night. It was fierce for sure. I am loving all the plants and trees budding and blooming out. 20 days till spring Whoohoo.
I remember a lot of the older generation being called by their nicknames when I was growing up. I couldn't tell you their real name because they always went by their nicknames. Slim, Tootsie, and high-pocket to name a few! Of corse I was sissy
The only place I can see hints of spring is on yours and the girls channels☀️🌱☀️🌱 thank you😊I spent the day cleaning up 9”❄️☃️…. All in good time💛☀️💛 love the nicknames stories!
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his is a great video. We see Paul in your videos, but please do one of your older brother and his family. Also Matt's family, does he have sisters or brothers?
Matt doesn't have siblings 😀 You can see one of Steve here: czcams.com/video/BTP9fUxxqaE/video.html
Great video Tipper you an corie are Awsome and the rain sound so relaxing on the roof .yall have fun and have a great nite
Enjoyed the chat about all your updates on things going on….🤗
I tried making laundry detergent and found that it left a soap scum residue or buildup on clothing and towels that caused them to get a bad smell after awhile. I decided to stick with the detergent I liked that wasn’t so expensive but did a good job, Arm and Hammer liquid. Maybe add borax on really dirty loads. I use white vinegar (I buy a gallon jug) instead of fabric softener as well for other cleaning. I use hydrogen peroxide in a spray pump bottle to pre-treat blood or other protein stains, spray to saturated and rub the fabric together it dissolves blood and protein stains. I use Dawn dish detergent to pre-treat for greasy stains.
Thank you for sharing those tips Mary 😀
You’re welcome, Tipper! Happy birthday!
I am using solo cups too. Yes I put holes in the bottom. Learning a lot from y’all. My peppers are doing good too.
Thank you so much!
Corie I listen to your mom read her books at night & I fall asleep. A very lovely calming comfort voice.
Alicia Jean’nette from Kentucky living in Arkansas
I have a Cora in my family.
Thank you Alicia 😀
I used to live on a goat bluff.. lol
Enjoyed the visit 🤗❤️
Thank you for the update Tipper and Corie! Can't wait to see the fun at the garden place!
Glad you enjoyed it Robin 😀
Enjoyed the update, thanks. Corie for laundry soap try lye soap.
My granddaughter's Birthday is March 6
Love that 😀 I hope she had a good one!
Thank you for the update, Tipper and Corie. I appreciate you guys, so much! 😊🇨🇦
There’s no relaxing , like letting down at mama’s house. Everytime, as an adult child , visiting my home place and my mama , I’m sleepy. Enjoy your Mom while you can , and make many memories ❤❤.
No worries about Corie yawning. I have narcolepsy and I'm sleepy and yawning pretty much 24 hours a day. Well, not when I'm asleep. But I sleep anywhere from 12-15 hours a day. So yeah, the other 9-12 hours of the day. Except I also sometimes take naps. So anyway. What was I replying to? I almost fell asleep typing this comment.
Thank you for watching 😀
Well Tipper…we just got 12 inches of snow yesterday and freezing rain is coming up Thursday so I’m struggling to see any spring in our area up here in Michigan. We don’t really think about the garden seriously until the end of May. I haven’t even started any seeds yet but soon. I’m one of those gardeners who keep the houseplant industry going from January until mid April just to keep our hands in the soil. We have mud season and we wait to see if the river is going to stay in its banks or spill over. So a lot of things are on the agenda prior to being out in the gardens. But all in all God does give us enough days to grow the needed produce. It’s so nice to watch you getting your garden season in full bloom. Cori…I’ve always heard that excessive yawning and not being tired is due to the brain needs oxygen. You can use that reasoning because you are busy about all the things building your life…and that’s exhausting some days. Stacker rings are back in style? True to form…all things old are new again!!! Katie has a gift that will do her well over the course of her working career. Tipper, you and Matt are very blessed with these sweet, sweet girls. I enjoy them and you both as well…I chuckle often at all the stories because it’s just life that you are sharing and I love every bit of it. Happy gardening!!!:):):)
Thank you Vicki! 12 inches of snow-just wow 😀 So glad you enjoy our videos!
Thanks again Tipper for another great video 👍🙏
My pleasure!
I miss Appalachian Springtime(Farragut, TN)! I love when the Dogwoods bloom, and the banks of purple phlox. We live in Central Florida and Spring is real early and aggressive, unlike the gentle Springs in the mountains.
Really enjoy your harmony talking about your progress with the planting and about the family names! The rings are so pretty!
Thank you so much!
It's always fun catching up w/ u guys! I enjoyed the stories behind Corie & Katie's names & nicknames!
I had a great grandbaby born the first of february.her name is ivy... Her full name is ivy Hazel Rose Hazel was my mother who pass away last year..ivy has a big brother that 1 and he's name is August..
That is so wonderful 😀 I'm sorry you lost your mother but how nice her name will continue 😀
Enjoyable visiting with you gals! Like a neighborly pop-in!
So glad you enjoyed the visit 😀
My Birthday is March 9th. My Momma's is the the 15th. She brought me home on her Birthday and teased me always about being the one gift she could never return. She has very bad dementia now, but if I mention this, she remembers. Love your channel. God Bless.
Early Happy Birthday to you 😀 Sorry your mother is suffering from dementia.
They are beautiful
Looking forward to the next video! I actually like discovering new greenhouses around Tennessee and it’s a real treat for me to walk through the greenhouses and select a few plants for home. 😊 Also looking forward to your gardening videos this season! 🌱🌷
Love my Katie stackers! Wear them everyday and always get so many compliments on them. They're beautiful!
So glad you enjoy them 😀
Great visit! Got the goat poop and straw today, which means my chair garden will get started. Its difficult to walk much but am hopeful. God Bless. Jean 🐞
Happy Birthday to Granny! Happy 1st wedding anniversary to Corie and Austin?
Thank you 😀
Just hang on Spring will be here before you know it. It was 75 here today but forecast for snow on Friday. Been hearing a bird singing outside my bedroom window.
I love the fact that you all are living snug between these hills. I’m going to check out the magazine ❤.
Thank you Rachel 😀
Happy Birthday ! 🎉
😀 Thank you!!
Something I've noticed about Appalachian culture Tipper is the way women get their full first and middle names in conversation. Does the same happen with the fellas? Over here it's the opposite way about, men get their first and middle name. Not as much now, not in the city or towns anyway, but rural areas it's still there or thereabouts. For example I worked with a guy called Willie, but people from his area called him William George. I asked him why and he said if you came from an area where the same surname prevails or you're from a large family, it's used to distinguish you when people talk about you to others, thought it was only particular to here.
Interesting! It happens here with men's names sometimes but not as often as with women 😀
My son's father is a "Chatter" too! Also, we had an Aunt Hope, who was called Hopie, of course. I'm a Khaki. Happy Birthday to your Granny! Glad Olive is safe home after her journey. Nice video :)
Thank you 😀