Weekend Wrap Up ~ Power Outage, BBQ Rub, and Couch time

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46 thoughts on “Weekend Wrap Up ~ Power Outage, BBQ Rub, and Couch time”

  1. I looked to see the recipe for cowboy candy. I couldn’t find that you made it until I looked it up and saw it wasn’t candy but peppers that would curl your toes. Donna from New Hampshire 🎃🍂🍁

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  2. Yes ma’am-lineman are truly heroes, God bless them! I never realized how truly precious they are until 33 years ago. Hurricane Hugo had about devastated a very large part of South Carolina and also affected North Carolina. We were without power for 14 looooong days! We didn’t see linemen our road until day 13-and we were so excited to have them here. My children were young and I’ll be honest-I was exhausted trying to keep it all together with no electricity. We’ve been through quite a few big weather events since then and our linemen have shown up and done their job with a smile. I’m glad y’all are ok. God is good! ♥️

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  4. You both radiate you're on fire for the Lord on here , so I can only imagine the fire radiating in real life 🥰
    Love you both…..the Power Couple!
    So glad everyone in your direction was ok after the hurricane.
    Love and Blessings from Kentucky

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  5. Leslie and Bryant, I remember when I was a growing up-we had homecoming and literally, dinner on the grounds. Our ladies cooked ALOT back then and we’ve never slowed down with cooking and welcoming our family and friends back ‘home’ with us. We have a nice facility to have our meal in now-but the memories of those dinners ‘on the ground’ are very special to me. Only about a quarter of our church family were with us back in those earlier days and I’m thankful for everyone of them. Thank you both for the encouraging words. Take care-God bless! ♥️

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  12. Much love and appreciation to all the linemen out there. I always appreciated them but even more so after December 2021. The storms that hit Kentucky really bad came through West Tn and completely destroyed one of the main electric towers that supplied power to my whole county. We were without power for 6 days. The linemen worked tirelessly the whole time to get our power back on. Great workers.

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  14. Thank you for thanking the men who work on people’s power. My father was a journey lineman for a electric company where I live in Oklahoma. He has done this for 54 years. Not all people were as generous as you. Instead of being thankful they would just complain because they were out of power. Again Thank You!!

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  15. homecoming sounds like what i grew up with in Louisiana. A "dinner on the ground". literally! with a blanket and everyone brings a dish and its outside and you fix your plate and eat on your quilt and fellowship.

    miss those days

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  16. I made your pumpkin crunch cake today….it was so good! My son liked it too.
    I remember dinner on the ground when I was a kid in the 60's. We set up sawhorses under a big tree in the church yard and laid lumber across them with a table cloth. The food was spread across the table which had been cooked by church ladies. Sometimes there was a Brunswick stew cooked in a big iron pot over a wood fire. I grew up in Brunswick Co in VA…home of said stew.

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  23. My Mama made the pumpkin spice cake for Sunday lunch this weekend and it was a big hit, my daughter has requested that I make one. Also, I made the Alice Springs chicken and we enjoyed it very much. Have a great week!

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  27. Hi Leslie and Pastor Bryant! I’m so glad you’re all ok and that the power was restored. Praise the Lord! It’s also nice that you could have the fish fry and homecoming at the church. We can definitely see that you both are on fire for the Lord! I pray that I am the good soil! In Jesus’s Name!
    Aww the new little calf is so cute! Ian is a good name for him.
    I love you guys! Looking forward to this week’s videos. God bless you all 🤗❤️🙏🏻

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  32. I thank you for your sharing your love of Christ. Today especially. I have not been to Church in a good long while and I miss going. Our church will be having revival in a couple of weeks and I'm looking forward to it. I'm happy that y'all made it through Ian. I experienced my first hurricane when Ida came through. I don't mind whether you cook, shop or go on vacation! I just enjoy watching a good Christian family celebrating life even through the stressful times. God bless y'all and I'll be watching for your next video!♥🙏

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  33. Great show !today our minister reminded us that even when man had everything from God we needed man often will turn its back and do the opposite then saying God is a good God he wouldn’t allow this to happen .. to me when I’m reality it’s our choices we make in most situations and we need to be on our watch and have a personal relationship with the Lord I heard a little bit of your preacher he was on fire . Leslie your hair looks nice lately looks like it got cut and that tenderloin looked delicious

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  35. We love watching your Chanel and your churches Facebook videos. We use to have a church but it has changed a o much we do not feel the same in it anymore . But we love your church's sermons

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  36. Leslie, I shared a recipe for Persimmon cookies my gramdfather used to make every year. I put it on your FB in comments on the entry of your family working with the persimmons. Your post was about 5 days ago. I hope you find it and try them.

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  38. We still have "dinner on the ground" at our Homecoming (weather permitting), but have it on loooong wooden tables with table cloths and a shed type cover over it. We set out extra smaller tables and bring our folding chairs. This years was great!

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  40. Hi Leslie sorry didnt get to watch u till Mon morning. I had the wedding this weekend. Thanks for ur prayers everything went really good. Sorry ur power was out thats no fun it happens to us to in storms we live in country to. Makes u appreciate it when it comes back on. Food looks good love fried fish. Do u have any cheese ball recipes u could do. Love ur channel & ur sweet spirit. U both r a blessing. God bless. ❤️

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  44. just wondering if you have tried the dr.pepper cherry sugar free ( if that is what is called), Like what you drink the dr. pepper, cherry. quite good.. Does yours sell a cook book. I love church cook books. when we move from one home to another my church cookbook my ruin by a cat getting in our garage. We don't have cats, at least we didn't until someone dropped some off near our home in the country.. while we were moving in. the rest is up to you. I found it when I was going threw boxes. It was my favorite.

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  45. just heard my dad did loose some furnishing in his back room that flooded. A pull out couch and lazy boy and maybe the carpet. Don't know everything yet. He had a lot of his tools in his shed. I just grateful the Lord Kept him Safe and so many others In Florid, South Carolina, and now North Carolina. May the continue protect all people and property.

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  46. We just love and adore you both and the channel myself and my future wife crystal are sending you strong vibes down your way and praying for yall and everyone effected my the hurricane..
    Oh, and congratulations on the new birth of baby Ian! love Your fans from West Virginia

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