Low income Homemaker

I want to address this comment because it highlights a misconception I see often. First of all, **I don't own a house. I've never owned a house.** The home we live in has a mortgage, and unless something changes, we'll be paying for it until we're around 70. And apparently, low-income people aren't allowed to have refrigeration? Yes, we had three refrigerators. Two are mini refrigerators (12 cubic feet) that I bought for around $500, and the other is a regular refrigerator we've had for years. We are a large family. We work very hard, and we garden and grow much of our own food, which means that when harvest season comes, we need a way to store and preserve that food. But honestly, the bigger issue is this: **my entire channel is full of videos showing exactly how we've made our lives work on a low income.** I show you how we stretch groceries, grow food, preserve food, buy strategically, repair things, save money, make do, and make investments that help our family in the long run. That's literally what I do here: **show people how to build a beautiful life on little.** **Low income doesn't mean you live in an empty house with nothing in it. It means you learn how to make what you have work. You work HARD to build a beautiful life instead of sitting around waiting for one to be handed to you.** Maybe before accusing someone of lying, take a look around first. The video that sparked the mean comment was https://youtu.be/tjX2UXbd5eI #homemaking #homemaker #frugalliving #lowincome