WE BOUGHT A NEW HOUSE!!!

Trent & Allie
17 May 202428:31

Summary

TLDRTrenton Alley and her partner embark on a new adventure by purchasing a house in the valley, in addition to their mountain home. Built in 1991, the house, dubbed 'The Oak House' for its abundant wood accents, requires significant updates. The couple plans to renovate it while continuing work on their mountain retreat. The new home offers a more accessible location, allowing them to host family gatherings and provide a supportive environment for the upcoming birth of their child. The video also features a sponsored segment by Helix, showcasing a comfortable mattress for their friend Joel, who will have his own bedroom in the new house.

Takeaways

  • ๐Ÿ  Trenton Alley and their family are passionate about adventure and creating a dream home in the mountains.
  • ๐Ÿ‘ถ The family is growing, and they are expecting a new baby, which has prompted them to reevaluate their priorities and living situation.
  • ๐Ÿ”จ They have decided not to abandon their current home construction project but are considering an auxiliary house to accommodate family and friends better.
  • ๐Ÿš— The current mountain home is remote and difficult to access, which has been a challenge, especially during winter and for family visits.
  • ๐Ÿก They have purchased a new house in the valley that is closer to friends and family to serve as a postpartum nest and a place for gatherings.
  • ๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐Ÿ‘งโ€๐Ÿ‘ฆ The new house will provide a better support system for the family, especially for the mother after giving birth and for socializing.
  • ๐Ÿ›  The new house, built in 1991, requires significant updates and renovations, presenting a new project for the family.
  • ๐ŸŽ‰ They plan to use the new house as a gathering place for family events, such as birthdays and Mother's Day celebrations.
  • ๐Ÿ›๏ธ The video features a sponsored segment for Helix mattresses, which the family uses and recommends for a comfortable sleep.
  • ๐ŸŒณ The new house has a backyard with a lawn and an old playground, which is a significant upgrade from their current remote mountain property.

Q & A

  • What is the main reason Trenton and his family are considering a new project?

    -The main reason is to be closer to family and friends, especially with the growing family and the need for a support system after the birth of their child.

  • Why did Trenton and his wife initially choose to live in a remote mountain location?

    -They initially chose the remote location for the isolation and the adventure of living in the mountains, which aligned with their love for adventure and challenge.

  • What has changed in Trenton's perspective since they decided to have children?

    -Having children has made Trenton and his wife re-evaluate their priorities and consider the importance of being close to family and friends, as well as the safety and convenience of their living situation.

  • What is the current status of the house they are living in?

    -The house is coming together well, but they are not as far along in construction as they expected to be by this time, and they are facing some upcoming projects that will make living there difficult.

  • Why did Trenton and his wife decide to buy another house?

    -They decided to buy another house to serve as an auxiliary place closer to their friends and family, which would be more convenient and less isolating, especially with a newborn.

  • What is the condition of the new house they bought?

    -The new house was built 30 years ago and has never been updated or maintained. It has structural settling problems and requires significant work, including beam replacement.

  • What is the purpose of the new house during the postpartum period?

    -The new house will serve as a postpartum nest for Trenton's wife after giving birth, allowing her to be closer to friends, family, and their support system.

  • What is the significance of the backyard for Trenton's family?

    -The backyard is significant because it has a lawn with grass, which is great for their dogs and their child, Leo. It also has an old playground that is perfect for their growing family.

  • How does Trenton's wife feel about the analog oven in the new house?

    -She finds it cool and reminiscent of her grandparents' house. She is considering keeping it because of its functionality and nostalgic value.

  • What is the plan for Joel's sleeping arrangements at the new house?

    -They plan to give Joel a bedroom so that when he visits, he will have a comfortable place to sleep instead of having to sleep on the couch.

  • What is the current sleeping arrangement for Trenton's family at their mountain house?

    -At their mountain house, they are likely to spend at least half of their nights there, but due to upcoming construction projects, they might need to sleep at the new house during certain periods.

Outlines

00:00

๐Ÿ  Reflecting on Life's Adventures and Home Construction

Trenton and his partner discuss their love for adventure, including traveling and renovating. They candidly share the ups and downs of the past year, which included a pandemic and personal loss. They emphasize the importance of the journey over the destination and the value of sharing experiences with loved ones. However, they reveal a change in plans: they will not abandon their home construction project despite its challenges and the isolation it brings. Instead, they plan to continue making it their forever home, while acknowledging the need for a more accessible space for family and friends.

05:01

๐Ÿšœ Challenges of Remote Living and Upcoming Projects

The couple talks about the difficulties of living in a remote area, especially during winter, and the near-fatal accident Ally had, which highlighted the risks of their situation. They discuss the need for a 'Plan B' home that is more accessible to friends and family. They reveal their excitement about purchasing a new house in the valley that needs significant work, intending to use it as a base while their mountain home construction continues. The new house will also serve as a postpartum nest for the expectant mother, providing a supportive environment close to family and friends.

10:01

๐ŸŽ‰ Preparing for a Family Gathering and Exploring the New Home

The script shifts to preparing for a large family gathering at the new house, which will include celebrating a birthday and Mother's Day. The family is excited about the more central location of the new house, which is easier for everyone to reach. They briefly tour the new house, noting its dated features and the potential for renovation. The house, built in 1991, has many original elements, including an oak checkerboard ceiling. They mention some furniture they've acquired and their plans to update the house in the future.

15:04

๐Ÿ›๏ธ Setting Up for Guests and a Sponsored Mattress Unveiling

The couple is setting up the new house for guests, including preparing a bedroom for their friend Joel, who often has to sleep on the couch at their mountain home. They discuss the process of choosing a mattress from Helix, a company that customizes mattresses to fit individual needs. They highlight the benefits of the Helix mattress, including its cooling cover and lack of harmful materials. The video is sponsored by Helix, and they mention a special deal for viewers interested in purchasing a mattress.

20:05

๐ŸŽˆ Family Bonding and a Joyful Celebration

The family gathers at the new house for a warm and joyful celebration. There are conversations about cooking, reminiscing about the past, and enjoying each other's company. The script captures the essence of family bonding, with members arriving, sharing laughter, and engaging in light-hearted banter. The couple expresses gratitude for finding a sense of family and belonging with Trent's relatives.

25:07

๐Ÿ‘ถ Anticipating Future Family Life and Video Content Plans

The couple reflects on their immediate and long-term plans for the new house, including the possibility of flipping it after renovation. They discuss how the house will provide a respite from their mountain home and help prevent burnout. They also consider the practicalities of where they might stay during the most intensive phases of construction on their mountain home. The video concludes with the couple expressing their appreciation for their viewers and teasing future content, despite not starting work on the new house renovation for some time.

Mindmap

Keywords

๐Ÿ’กAdventure

Adventure, in the context of this video, refers to the spirit of exploration and excitement for new experiences. It is a central theme as the video's creators, Trenton Alley, embrace a life of constant movement and change, whether it's traveling, renovating, or building their dream home. The script mentions 'Adventure is what you make it' and 'cheers to new adventures,' highlighting the importance of this concept in their lives.

๐Ÿ’กPandemic

The term 'pandemic' is used to describe the global health crisis caused by the COVID-19 virus. In the video, it is mentioned as the first pandemic the creators have experienced, indicating a significant and challenging event in their lives that has affected their lifestyle and plans.

๐Ÿ’กRenovation

Renovation is the process of making a building or room look new again by repairing, improving, or rebuilding it. The video script discusses the couple's journey of renovating their dream home in the mountains and their decision to scrap the entire project and sell the house as it stands, showcasing the dynamic nature of their life projects.

๐Ÿ’กIsolation

Isolation refers to the state of being alone or separated from others. In the video, the creators discuss the isolation they experience living in a remote location and how it has become a challenge, especially with the growing family and the desire to be closer to friends and family.

๐Ÿ’กFamily

Family is a fundamental concept in the video, emphasizing the importance of close relationships and support systems. The creators discuss the impact of their mother's passing, the need to create a space for their father, and the desire to be closer to their family and friends, illustrating the central role family plays in their decisions and lifestyle.

๐Ÿ’กPostpartum

Postpartum refers to the period after a woman gives birth. The video mentions the creator's struggle with postpartum depression after having her first child, Leo, and her plans to create a supportive environment for her next postpartum period, highlighting the significance of mental health and support in their family life.

๐Ÿ’กCommunity

Community is the concept of a group of people living in the same place or having particular interests. The video script discusses the lack of community support in their remote location and the creators' desire for a sense of community, especially during challenging times like postpartum recovery.

๐Ÿ’กRisk

Risk is the possibility of something bad happening. In the video, the creators reflect on the risks they are willing to take, especially when it comes to their children's safety and well-being. They mention the dangerous roads and the potential for accidents, which has influenced their decision to have a more accessible home.

๐Ÿ’กProject

A project in this context refers to a planned piece of work that is intended to achieve a particular aim. The video script mentions several projects, including the renovation of their dream home, the purchase of a new house as a project, and the idea of having an auxiliary place for when their main home is not suitable for living in during renovations.

๐Ÿ’กSupport System

A support system consists of resources and people that provide assistance and encouragement. The video emphasizes the importance of having a support system, especially for the creator who is expecting a new baby and wants to avoid the struggles she faced postpartum with her first child.

๐Ÿ’กHelix

Helix is a brand mentioned in the video that creates customized mattresses. The video includes a sponsored segment where the creators discuss their positive experience with Helix mattresses, highlighting the brand's comfort, quality, and the sleep quiz that helps customers find the perfect mattress for their needs.

Highlights

Trenton Alley and partner embrace adventure, whether traveling, renovating, or building their dream home.

The couple faces the highs and lows of their first pandemic, learning the importance of journey over destination.

Family dynamics and priorities shift after the loss of Trenton's mom, emphasizing the value of close relationships.

Trenton's dad appreciates the remote room built for him but finds the isolation and difficult roads challenging.

The couple's perspective on isolation changes with the prospect of raising children.

Upcoming construction projects on their mountain home will make living there with a newborn difficult.

An opportunity arises to purchase a house in the valley, closer to family and friends.

The new house will serve as a postpartum nest for Trenton's partner, providing support after the baby's birth.

Trenton's partner struggled with postpartum depression after their first child and seeks to change this outcome.

The couple hosts a big family party at the new house, celebrating Trenton's mom's birthday and Mother's Day.

The new house, built in 1991, features a lot of oak wood and a unique checkerboard ceiling.

A 15-year-old kitchen update is noted, with the potential to keep the vintage analog oven.

The backyard offers a lawn, an old playground, and a sense of community for the growing family.

Helix mattresses are highlighted for their comfort and health benefits, with a special offer for viewers.

The couple plans to give their friend Joel a dedicated bedroom in the new house for his visits.

Trenton's partner expresses gratitude for the support and memories created with Trenton's family.

The couple's content plans for the new house include using it as a restful retreat from their mountain home.

Long-term plans for the new house are uncertain, but it will be used to enhance their content and life.

Transcripts

00:00

[Music]

00:01

we're Trenton alley and we live for the

00:03

adventure whether it's traveling across

00:05

the world in a van renovating an old

00:08

camp trailer or building our Dream Home

00:10

in the mountains it's our first time

00:12

believe it or not this is our first

00:13

pandemic we've had highs lows and

00:16

everything in between this year has been

00:19

full of both but I still keep expecting

00:22

her to walk in with groceries ready to

00:25

cook dinner one thing we've learned is

00:27

that Adventure is what you make it the

00:30

journey means so much more than the

00:32

destination and the people you share it

00:34

with are what make it all

00:41

worthwhile so cheers to new adventures

00:45

and a brand new

00:48

[Music]

00:54

Journey well guys we did something crazy

00:58

you guys have probably already seen by

01:00

the title of this video so what we're

01:02

doing is we're actually going to scrap

01:04

this entire project we're going to sell

01:06

this house as it stands I quit we're

01:10

moving sorry it's

01:13

over now uh that does sound attractive

01:17

to be completely honest because I'm so

01:19

overwhelmed with construction but that

01:21

is not what we're doing this last year

01:23

has been wild for us so much has

01:25

happened our family is growing um and

01:28

changing my mom isn't here anymore there

01:30

have been so many ups and downs uh the

01:33

house is coming together really well but

01:35

we are not where we expected we would be

01:37

uh by this time in my pregnancy there's

01:39

just so many variables and so many

01:42

factors that haven't gone as planned and

01:44

that's fine that's life uh it's also

01:47

really made us um re-evaluate kind of

01:50

our priorities in life and especially

01:52

after losing my mom trying to create a

01:55

space for my dad we've really solidified

01:59

how important and valuable our family

02:01

and friends are and we want to be closer

02:02

to them my dad loves the room that we

02:05

built for him but it's very remote up

02:07

here if you haven't realized that from

02:09

our videos and he does not love how hard

02:13

it is to get up here with the roads and

02:15

how um isolated it can be yeah to be

02:19

completely honest it can be really

02:21

isolating up here and when Ali and I

02:24

were living in the van and we bought

02:25

this property and we were going to build

02:27

a little cabin in the mountains up here

02:29

that was kind of what we wanted we

02:31

wanted to be isolated up in the

02:33

mountains you know on our own doing our

02:35

own thing and we still really strive for

02:37

that adventure and we really appreciate

02:39

that challenge but now when kids start

02:42

to come into the mix it does kind of

02:45

change the perspective a little bit yeah

02:47

and I feel like the way that we're

02:49

explaining this right now makes it seem

02:51

like we are abandoning this place up

02:53

here and we're not going to continue

02:55

construction and that could not be

02:56

further from the truth this is our home

02:58

this will always be our home home and we

03:00

want to continue to have this be our

03:02

home so we are not abandoning this

03:04

project in any way shape or form but we

03:06

have some upcoming projects on this

03:08

house that we've talked about um that

03:10

will make it very difficult to live in

03:12

the house while we are working on it and

03:14

make it very difficult with a newborn

03:16

the biggest issue is that like not only

03:18

are we going to be trying to finish the

03:20

addition we're going to be building the

03:21

roof that goes over the deck which means

03:23

we're moving all the windows on the

03:24

front of the house I don't know if I've

03:26

mentioned this but the sun room we have

03:28

to remove like half of the roof it's

03:31

going to be absolutely crazy so living

03:34

here fulltime will be very stressful I

03:37

think we'll probably still be spending

03:39

at least half of our nights up here but

03:42

we did have this amazing opportunity

03:44

come up where there was this house that

03:45

was a really cool house that needs a lot

03:49

of work and so me being the project guy

03:52

I was like we could buy this house we

03:54

could turn it into a project this could

03:57

be our next project and you know per

03:59

Trenton alley style before we finish one

04:02

project we're moving on to the next we

04:04

are going to have basically an auxiliary

04:06

place that's down in the valley that's

04:09

really close to our friends that's

04:10

really close to our family a lot of

04:12

people have been asking about Joel uh

04:15

yeah Joel does not want to drive up here

04:18

ever I don't blame him every time I ask

04:20

him like come on up let's have a movie

04:22

night let's have a sleep over let's hang

04:24

out come up to the house he always has

04:27

an excuse so we always go down to him

04:29

it's it's not a big deal we we really

04:31

value seeing him and having him in our

04:33

lives so whenever we get together it's

04:34

normally down in Salt Lake City um as

04:38

and that goes the same for my dad for

04:40

Trent's mom for Trent's grandparents uh

04:43

for all of our friends pretty much it's

04:44

very difficult for people to come up

04:46

here and um it was really difficult for

04:50

me postpartum with Leo after I gave

04:53

birth to him to be up here in such an

04:55

isolated remote environment um kind of

04:59

without the support of a real Community

05:01

around me and that's something that I

05:02

have been really craving with this

05:05

pregnancy yeah and then there's also the

05:07

aspect of it being difficult up here

05:09

through winter and winter is 9 months

05:11

long like that's the that's the problem

05:14

is most people that have been watching

05:15

this channel for a while you guys have

05:16

seen it snows here earlier than it snows

05:19

in the far reaches of Canada and the

05:21

snow stays here later than the snow

05:24

stays on the tops of the mountains in

05:25

most of the states in the United States

05:28

which is really cool I appreciate that I

05:30

love the snow it does make things more

05:33

challenging more difficult we didn't

05:35

really cover too much of it because it

05:38

was a little bit dramatic and a little

05:39

bit scary but Ally had a pretty bad

05:42

crash a few weeks ago and if I was to

05:46

play out what happened for you most of

05:48

you would probably say you should scrap

05:51

that house and not be driving on those

05:52

roads ever again because Ally almost

05:54

rolled our truck and probably could have

05:56

killed herself and Leo which is very

05:59

very scary and very very dangerous we

06:02

have spent many times coming up and down

06:05

these roads where they're in really

06:06

gnarly conditions and it's really scary

06:09

and we've always pretty much made it

06:11

home and we've always made it down the

06:13

mountain whenever we've needed to but

06:16

now having kids and having a family it

06:18

just puts these like added

06:21

considerations that like maybe the

06:23

adventure isn't as necessary

06:27

24/7 and so there's risks you're willing

06:29

to take when you don't have kids and

06:31

those that level of risk changes I think

06:33

a lot when you have other people that

06:35

you're responsible for so when there's

06:37

nights where you know there's a couple

06:38

feet of snow on the road and it's really

06:40

gnarly we might not make it home we'll

06:42

just be able to go to this other house

06:43

and spend the night there and then we

06:45

can come up when the roads are better

06:46

things like that it just kind of gives

06:48

us like a plan B and kind of solves some

06:50

problems where we get to spend more time

06:52

with friends and more time with family

06:55

but let me get back to the project okay

06:57

this house was built 30 years ago go

06:59

it's never been updated it's never been

07:02

maintained it has some pretty massive

07:04

structural settling problems so I'm

07:07

going to have to like do some beam

07:09

replacement stuff and he's excited about

07:12

this I'm excited about the project

07:14

aspect but but we're not going to start

07:18

working on it until we're done with this

07:20

house because I really want to finish

07:21

this project but we do have this

07:24

opportunity so we jumped on it and I

07:27

think it like checks a lot of boxes for

07:28

us it's it's going to be amazing and

07:31

it's going to be hard to not do any big

07:33

projects until we're done on this house

07:35

because there's so many things that

07:36

we're just like oh we could do this we

07:37

could do that this is going to be

07:38

amazing um but I think the majority of

07:41

the purpose of that house right now is

07:43

it's going to be an amazing postpartum

07:45

nest for me after giving birth to baby

07:48

brother just so that I can be closer to

07:50

friends and family closer to my dad

07:52

closer to our support system it really

07:54

takes a village to raise a child or to

07:58

support a mother after having given

08:00

birth and that is something I did not

08:03

plan for when we had Leo and I have

08:06

mentioned it before on this channel but

08:07

I struggled severely with postpartum

08:09

depression and I'm trying to do a lot of

08:12

things this pregnancy to change that

08:14

trajectory and not experience that

08:17

postpartum environment the way I did

08:19

with Leo and I think being around people

08:21

who care about us who can help support

08:23

us is going to make a huge difference so

08:25

right now I want anybody who's on a

08:27

computer or phone or anywhere where you

08:29

guys cannect actually leave a comment

08:30

I'd love for you guys to jump down into

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the comments and tell us are you excited

08:35

about this can you not wait to see the

08:37

new house are you like absolutely no

08:40

don't do that I can't believe you are

08:42

you like ready to start the next project

08:45

and abandon like just let us know what

08:47

you guys are thinking because I would

08:48

love to know what your guys's opinion is

08:51

so jump down in there and leave us a

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comment and with that do you guys want

08:56

to see it I guess let's hit the road

09:12

and just like that we are now standing

09:16

in the middle of the new house oh my

09:18

gosh I cannot believe this is real it's

09:21

very overwhelming and uh to be

09:23

completely honest taking on a project

09:25

this size after we're done with our

09:27

house is also just as daunting and

09:29

overwhelming as like building our house

09:31

but I'm very excited because it's a

09:33

completely different type of project and

09:35

right now we're actually getting ready

09:37

for something huge yeah we are having a

09:39

very very big party here it's my mom's

09:42

birthday we're also celebrating Mother's

09:44

Day Joel is coming my grandparents are

09:47

coming my mom both my sisters all of

09:49

their kids we are so excited to be able

09:51

to have a space like this to host

09:53

everybody to let everybody come together

09:55

and hang out and be together we haven't

09:57

had our family up to our house in the

09:59

mountain in like over a year because

10:01

everyone is scared to try to come up

10:03

there so this feels

10:05

like so comforting so Soul nourishing

10:09

it's really it's closer and more

10:10

centrally located to everyone and it's

10:14

not you know in the North Pole so we're

10:16

not going to give you guys like a full

10:18

tour and go through the entire house

10:20

right now but when we start renovating

10:21

this place it is going to be a massive

10:24

massive project

10:32

[Music]

10:51

so this house was built in 1991 and you

10:53

can kind of tell from the accents the

10:56

wood and the finishing touches

10:58

everywhere in the house there so much

11:00

oak wood which was really popular at

11:02

that time probably my favorite feature

11:04

of the house is this checker board

11:07

that's up here on the ceiling there's

11:08

like an oak checker board built into the

11:11

living room ceiling I think it's called

11:12

a coffer ceiling or something like that

11:14

it looks really cool but again it's a

11:16

lot of Oak which basically this whole

11:19

house we should just call this the oak

11:20

house because there is a lot of Oak but

11:23

we did get a couple pieces of furniture

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uh we have a bed upstairs that we got we

11:28

have a table and we've this couch we

11:30

found a bunch of this stuff on Facebook

11:31

Marketplace for super cheap and it was

11:33

just kind of some stuff that we threw in

11:35

here because once we renovate this we

11:37

don't really know what our style is

11:39

going to be or if pieces of furniture

11:40

are going to work with the style after

11:42

it's renovated so we've just got some

11:44

placeholders that we're going to use for

11:46

probably the next year or two until we

11:47

actually start to like dive into this

11:49

place and change it up one of the only

11:51

updates that we're very aware of is that

11:53

about 15 years ago the previous owners

11:55

did make some changes to the kitchen I

11:57

don't think these are the original

11:59

countertops when the house was built um

12:02

but they only changed about like 50% of

12:04

it and even 15 years ago things are a

12:07

little bit out of date for example they

12:09

changed up the countertops but they left

12:11

the original appliances and I kind of

12:15

love this actually it's an analog oven

12:18

and it works it works perfectly fine um

12:21

maybe we'll keep it cuz it's kind of

12:23

cool I don't know it does have a double

12:25

oven which is something I have never

12:27

experienced before and it's going to

12:29

come so in handy when we have a bunch of

12:31

people over because if you haven't been

12:33

able to tell Trent's family is enormous

12:36

like I don't know this oven probably

12:38

looks familiar to some of you guys does

12:39

anybody remember this like analog clock

12:42

with the timer that you set by like

12:44

twisting the knob this thing looks like

12:46

what was in my grandparents house and my

12:48

grandparents house the old one that they

12:50

used to live in when I was a little kid

12:51

and I think it was built in like the 60s

12:54

or something like that so this house

12:56

being built in the '90s this seems older

12:57

than the house so I don't know if you

12:59

guys have a general electric oven that

13:02

you guys have seen or that you remember

13:03

that looks like this let us know in the

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comments this house is really cool and I

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am so excited to put some of our own

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personal touches and modern updates on

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it but my favorite part of the house

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that I don't even know if we're going to

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change is the backyard cuz I've always

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been told that things will unfold if you

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keep on waiting but then you came along

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and prove me a wrong I was so mistaken

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cuz you glue all the pieces back

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together

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one thing we will never take for granted

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ever again is having a lawn with grass

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it's amazing for the dogs and it's so

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nice for Leo there's actually an old

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playground here that he loves um

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probably needs a little bit of updating

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but is perfect for our growing family

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[Music]

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I was

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sock kep playing myed to give it was

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changing but with you it's so clear and

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now that you're here I hold your hand

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okay one

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[Music]

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2ar nice job I just give slide you went

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down the

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slide on your bum unfortunately this is

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one of those slides that everyone

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probably has a memory of as a child as

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being extremely hot in the summertime

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when the sun is beating down on it and

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getting Burns while you're trying to

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slide down it but right now it's

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probably the most fun that Leo has ever

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had on a slide what do you think good

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good can I come in

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hi can I come inside no so Joel is on

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his way over right now and once he gets

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here we are going to start getting ready

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for this

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party feel so free I'm a sweet

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[Music]

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baby so one thing that we're really

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excited about is obviously spending more

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time with Joel but now that we have this

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space we're actually going to be able to

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give Joel a bedroom so that when we are

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down here he'll have a place to sleep

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because when he comes up to our house

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he's usually sleeping on the couch and

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that's not cool but right now we're

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about to unpack his mattress and today's

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Joel pick his room he wanted this room

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love with Helix years ago and we've been

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night especially during these hot summer