Comments by "Margaret Tickle" (@margarettickle9659) on "Early American" channel.

  1. I just love when Justine trys her cooking and she does a little grin when she's pleased with how the dish turned out.
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  2. What I notice most is they are so polite to each other saying please, thank you and your welcome. If all married couples would be so respectful I doubt if there would be so many divorces.
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  3. You forgot churning butter, walking to the store, cutting hair, feeding some animals, gardening, picking vegetables, storing or drying them, milking the cow and goats, 12:36 pumping water, darning socks, picking berries. I'm sure there's more all in the heat or cold.
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  4. It gives me a sense of time travel with knowledge of the future.
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  5. There goes my low carb diet. Thar looks SSSOOOOOoooooo good.
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  6. I just bought a whole bag of onions for $1.39. I'm thinking how economical this would be for a fall meal. Bravo
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  7.  @josephineananda  My phone changes words all the time. Doesn't yours?
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  8. They would wash the glasses first, then the coffee cups, dishes next, then the pots and pans. Cleanest first up to the dirtiest. Same with taking a bath in the tub.
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  9. You two are the bomb. That's really inexpensive for 2 bee's wax candles.
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  10. I agree. The most beautiful bride's dress I've ever seen.
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  11. My daughter has disabilities too. Dyslexia, and other learning disabilities. Her name is Jenny too. She learnes about things from TV and the net. Can't follow a recipe though at all. She decorates well and cleans well. She drives with a GPS and landmarks. Congrats Jenny on learning a recipe. I applaud you and your family.
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  12. I loved this video. Seeing you turn out that heart shaped corn bread in your beautiful cabin brought tears to my eyes.
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  13. I was in our grocery store today. They had music on with someone singing (?) or should I say screaming words that I couldn't understand. How wonderful to see and feel the peace of this video. Thank you.
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  14. So romantic too.
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  15. I'm 70 years old. I've seen history and felt it. Humans have changed over those years. Back in the 50s no one would have ever thought of throwing a paper cup out of their car window. People are selfish today and steal their neighbors things. Back then you could leave your kids with your neighbors to go to the grocery store. They could be out all day until the lights came on outside. Parents didn't worry. We would ride our bikes for miles to our freinds houses. That's why these videos are so relaxing. They were human back then. Not sure all people are human today. Too many are on medication just to get through a day. Just sayin'.
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  16.  @308dad8  Prime example of disrespect. My point exactly. If people would stop jumping into bed first but have clear conversations about how the money would be spend before putting the horse before the cart, maybe they would find out if they are truly compatible. Old fashioned? You bet!
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  17.  @graceclark3481  I am the old generation. I am 70 years old. A sense of humor has gotten me through a divorce at 19, raising a daughter who is learning disabled alone, only $15 child support the WHOLE TIME she was growing up, Non-hodgkins Lymphoma cancer, two 18 wheeler trucks hit my vehicle from behind one year apart giving me back, head and neck injuries, and now I have a touch of Alheimers an Dementia. I also have GERD, esophageal spasms that hurt as bad as a heart attack. Oh there's a lot more but I don't want to bore you. I also believe the generations since 1960 are a different breed. All we can do is do the best we can. This generation will have to solve their problems because we won't be here.
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  18. I love seeing the chickens too. I would be afraid of walking in their doo-doo though and bringing that into the house. I would have to build a chicken area. Just sayin' 😂
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  19. Don't forget how hard they worked and the long hours they put in. Walking to the store or planting, harvesting and canning. Cast iron skillets to lift. Eggs to retrieve and cleaning out the chicken coup. Wood to chop. Cutting up meat and smoking it. Good grief I could go on forever.
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  20.  @MrEdenBezerra  Hello from Detroit, Michigan
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  21. Where's the bathroom/outhouse????
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  22. How does she wear so many clothes and pulls and still look so thin?
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  23. What would we do without your calming videos? Chaos and fear all around us. From the moment I wake up all I want to do is climb back in my bed and and pull the covers over my head. Then I see you calmly cooking, chickens scatching, and Mish Mish laying by the fire and it so calms me down like Im a Granny sitting in the rocking chair in the room watching it all. Thank you.
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  24. Thank you for giving us a fresh and calming view of life as it was. I've learned so much from your videos and can put them into use in the future.
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  25. You deserve the 100 thousand subscribers and the plague. You are showing us what we need to know and are so motivating.
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  26. Opps dumb phone not plague! Plaque. Still don't know if I spelled it correctly. 🤷
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  27. And it tastes so much better than an upscale high priced restaurant too.
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  28. Many times they would build an outdoor oven or hang pots over wood outside like a campfire.
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  29. Yep. I do. Many people say that. It's all so calming.
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  30. The 50s were pretty good plus they had air conditioning and fans.
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  31. The grocery stores put turkey on sale at this time of the year. It was at our store for 49 cents a pound. Sweet potatoes were on sale for 25 cents a pound. All the other fall food is on sale too. Some people buy several turkeys and put them in the freezer for turkey throughout the winter or for summer salads. Hi from Michigan.
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  32. Please explain what do your do with all those hard boiled eggs later? No refrigerator and you can only eat so many. Just curious.
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  33. I always wanted what you spoke about in your comment. My husband left me while I was in the hospital having our baby. I had to raise my daughter and help her raise her children. These videos bring me back to the blessings that once were. Through them I am reliving the life I always wanted.
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  34.  @Tambryl  My family rinses and get all the food off the dishes first. Then they put them in the dishwasher to sanititize them. They are clean going in.
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  35. I was joking. I had hoped you all would find that funny.
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  36. Thanks for answering.
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  37. Sure you would until winter when you have to take your gun and lantern with you to the frozen outhouse or summer when it's 99° in the cabin and and you have to cook something. 😂
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  38. Nice place to visit but I wouldn't want to live there.
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  39. Please show us how to preserve bacon grease without refrigeration.
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  40. Got to love that spankin' spoon. Works every time.
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  41. I'm buying cast iron pots and pans as I can afford them one at a time. For the ambience and if I need to cook outside one day. Next one will be for homemade pot pie/apple pies.
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  42.  @graceclark3481  "Going to pot." 😅🤣😂
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  43. Couldn't help but thinking that she was going to use the rocks like that sidewalk kids jumping game. (And I put on my patch today. 😅🤣😂) Can't think of the name.
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  44. Awwwwww Yikes!!!!
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  45. As Mammy said in Gone With the Wind, "Weeze gauwna puts 'em in the boilin' pots..."". They boiled the water and swished and wrang the clothes in homemade soap. Then rinsed them. ( Just so you know I respected Mammy as much as Clark Gable did on and off the camera.)
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  46. Does anyone know where I can purchase a washboard?
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  47. Me too!!!
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  48. I love you two but everytime you leave your cabin I get anxious the river rats will have someone move right into it and charge them more for all the hard work you did and your belongings.
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  49. Just scratch and sniff.
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  50. What's all the debating about? Let's get back to the relating video.
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