Hearted Youtube comments on Early American (@EarlyAmerican) channel.

  1. You should livestream the ceremony! That way we all can "attend!"
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  2. Relaxing rain, a crackling fire, delicious home cooked food in a warm cozy, homey cabin! It literally doesn't get any better than that! 💗
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  3. This is a total 19th century ASMR cooking experience 😁❤
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  4. It doesn't get any more adorable than Snow White doing the dishes! 😊
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  5. A Nun's Cake.....because after beating it for two hours, you'll want none of it!
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  6. When I first started watching Early American, I saw a plain woman cooking hours to make a meal. Later on, I saw a lovely woman in plain clothes cooking wonderful meals. Thank you for the videos. It's calming and takes me away from our crazy society today.
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  7. I used to play these videos for my mother who became bed fast after Alzheimer’s stole her ability to walk. I was her sole caregiver and was constantly looking for ways to keep her entertained and excited about the day ahead. See mom was raised like this. No electricity, running water or indoor plumbing. A spring house in front of the cabin was where they stored any perishable food they might have had. Since she had 7 brothers and sisters there wasn’t a whole lot of anything except hard work and of course love. My point is that these videos brought both mom and me such joy as it reminded her of the life she had up in the Appalachian mountains of North Carolina. They gave me a visual for all the stories she had shared with me as we were growing up. They also gave me a cherished memory of my mother enjoying the time we had even though our circumstances were dreadful. Even though she forgot who she was, who I was and pretty much everything else these images were still in her mind. I’d be in bed beside her holding her hand as we watched and she’d make these sweet little noises like a baby cooing. I’ll never forget the smile on her face and the twinkle in her eyes as she watched these videos. Your videos have touched our lives in ways you probably wasn’t expecting and for this I thank you. ❤
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  8. Every time I see this little house, be it from the outside or its interior, I am overcome with wholesomeness :3
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  9. You two will be the ones I spend Thanksgiving with. Happy Thanksgiving!!!
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  10. I'm so glad I'm not the only one whose carrots fling off the cutting board. Also, they ARE the prettiest pies! They look perfectly rustic
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  11. That looks amazing! I know your vignettes are about life in 1820 but so much resembles my families life in the 1970s. They lived in the mountains of my province and most of them used wood burning cook stoves well into the late 1970s, had wells and a bucket in the corner of the kitchen for pig slops lol. My great grandmother passed in 87 and used a wood burning cook stove the whole time. I still remember the smell of lye soap , using a dipper at the bucket for a drink and the scent of supper cooking while the fire crackled . Feeding my Great Aunties chickens earned a kid a visit to her huge pantry for a molasses or ginger cookie. If she was pleased with us (if we brought in wood for the stove lol) we got 2 cookies! Auntie was considered posh. She had a grand house with 2 floors, a dining room and TWO outhouses! Lmao.
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  12. The molasses, brown sugar, and your apron are making me feel SO cozy. These are definitely Christmas worthy. 😻
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  13. I just have to say that you have the most relaxing videos when you cook Justine! From the crisp cooking noises to your deliberate and careful behavior with the open fire and the knives, everything about you calms. I dub you “Most Soothing Internet Couple.” Take your award and go forth my children!
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  14. I will have been married to the same man 39 years this Sunday. My best marriage advice is this: No matter how hard you may fight sometimes and no matter what for, when the fight has ended, let it go and remind yourselves why you got married in the first place. Best wishes to you both for a long and happy marriage.
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  15. It’s weird to see the everyday lives of past people. I tend to think of the lives of past people in the same way as I think of fantasy characters. But there’s something so real about seeing this. Thank you!!
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  16. MishMish killed the deer and dragged him home to feed Ron and Justine. He's one grateful cat.
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  17. You are going to be a beautiful bride, Justine. What a gorgeous dress!
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  18. You have really hit on such a great idea with these no speech cooking sessions… they are so soothing. I watch and enjoy all your shows, but these are my hands down favorites!
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  19. I feel like Christmas is getting more complicated every year. This is my type of Christmas.
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  20. My nervous system loves these videos
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  21. "It was the brandied peaches your mother sent" "I had no problems" "Yeah, but you're used to her cooking" 😂
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  22. I loved hearing your Mom's story. You look so much like your mother and aunt. Absolutely beautiful family 💕
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  23. If this video doesn't put you in the Christmas mood, nothing will.
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  24. As Justine was cooking the mushrooms, I heard Mish-Mish mewing and because I was so focused on watching the cooking, I nearly got up to let him in . . . . then realized: 1) I don't have a cat and 2) this was in the video 🤪
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  25. I like seeing Justine's different outfits as much as the cooking part. The whole history vibe with the buildings and clothes is fun.
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  26. Dear Ron and Justine, I have been watching both of your channels for quite a while now. I am a senior in Assisted Living. I don't have a kitchen here, but I live vicariously thru your channels. My dad lived in Warrensburg for several years until he passed away in 2012. But when I would go to visit him I had started to check out historical aspects in the area. Lovely Countryside, the lakes are all beautiful, the people were all quite friendly. As I said, I enjoy seeing things through your eyes, and it is amazing! Thank you for all of your contributions, and keep up the good work! 👍🥰
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  27. I'm sure I can spare twenty minutes to watch another video before bed. Also it's great to see Justine and Ron working together after that business with Lafayette.
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  28. Congratulations! My wife and I were married 50 years ago last May 14th. Here's wishing you both the same blessing. El Mirage, Arizona
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  29. They should play these videos in doctor's offices waiting rooms! It would probably take everyone's blood pressure down a few points! 😃😊
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  30. That was one of the coolest things I ever saw. Justine kicking ass and Ron rocking out priceless. Once again congratulations on hitting a million. For 2 million can we see a tank.
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  31.  @EarlyAmerican  Ok . We really need a sequel with the maid and Ron on this show .
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  32. NOW.... THAT WAS REAL GOOD! PLEASE LET US SEEMORE OF THIS DAILY LIFE!!!!😊😊😊😊
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  33. We all know Justine will slay anything she attempts.
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  34. Always comforting to watch your cooking videos Justine. Everything always looks real good and I'm sure the aroma is so inviting, yum!
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  35. This was even better then last years! So funny! I thought Ron would of made some kind of invention for you or walked a horse in a circle attached to the ice cream maker for you for a one horse powered maker by now! LOL loved the video!
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  36. I’m 189 years old and I can confirm that this is how we cook back then
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  37. Your videos really put the joy back in my heart during hard times ❤😢. Thank you for all of your beautiful content ❤❤❤
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  38. I am n awe of your determination to do this recreation as you have! The heat in the cabin with that fire going, sometimes right in front of you! Real dedication!
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  39. A very relatable video. At least once a week: My wife "I'm exhausted I need to go to bed early". Ten minutes after getting in bed: Also my wife "I forgot my skin care" as she gets up and proceeds to spend the next 30 minutes on her skin care routine. 🤣
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  40. New follower here, I've been watching for a few weeks now, as well as your back logs. Wanted to thank you for the hard work you guys put into these videos! Just so relaxing! Your channel is my new obsession! ♥️
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  41. I love how even in the 1830's they were still eating Grandma's apple pie. ❤
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  42. When I thought I had seen everything on YouTube then I ran into this channel! I’m trying to find the words to describe what I felt within the first video. It’s just beautiful, peaceful, relaxing, moving, lovely; It’s overwhelming to see how wonderful is to be living in this era and being able to take a look back in time in such a beautiful way! I love you guys! I love your channel!
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  43. I'm actually invited!? Now I better re watch this and pay closer attention to the directions of how to get that invite sent to me! WOW Thank you so much you two. What a nice lovely event to be included in!
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  44. This is a good channel. I have recommended it to my History students. They love it. You guys provide us with a clear, visual interpretation, and real life moments of how most Americans lived during this time period, especially those along the frontier and in small towns. Great job. Keep up with the good work.
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  45. I’ve been bingeing your channel for a week or so now and I cannot get enough. Thank you so much for these videos, they bring me so much peace and has reignited my love for history. I hope you and Ron are well. ❤
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  46. I watched Ron pick those turnips from his garden on his channel. Nice to see both channels coincide. I know you said you started out as a cooking channel but it looks like its become so much more! Thanks for what you do.
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  47. I just want to thank you. I have a 22 year old Autistic daughter. She absolutely loves these videos, as much as I do. I grew up in an old colonial house as a child, & our kitchen looked a lot like this. My daughter, & I watch them together. She loves them, & it calms her down. For me, it's remembering old memories of a fond time for me.❤
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  48. This was a cool video. I love to learn about how people lived in the past especially their everyday life. Thank you for educating me!
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  49. I love it when it’s raining, snowing, or storming in your videos. They are so comforting and therapeutic to watch 😊
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  50. Congratulations on one million!
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