HoneyDew Podcast #265 | LeeAnn Kreischer

on the farm, we had cows, pigs, goats and chickens, oh you would eat them too, oh yeah, oh okay, you won't just use them for dairy and all that. that no, we were not a dairy farm, no, yes, so they had a cattle farm, 250 they had cattle, but he always put a cow for our family and raised pigs for the family, raised chickens and goats for the family, if you are Butcher. Yes, it takes a cow, how many people could that cow feed? I don't know, but it filled a large freezer. My grandmother was very right.

Steaks and burgers and everything else you can get out of that thing. Yes. The pigs, yes, and my dad had his own smoke house, so he smoked everything. There was a dairy farm down the road that they traded with. He grew a large vegetable garden. There is very little. They bought very little in the store, so I'm looking forward to it. I feel like I had the opportunity to have the last little window of this old woman that is the most La education. These people want, you know what I mean, they all want to go far, it's true, they all want to cultivate the table and this and that. and you were actually doing that back then and you're like, oh, you're going to kill this cow because we're going to eat this, you know, these chickens, these whatever, yeah, they don't, that's it, they woke up here, all.

I want to be like that and none of them are like that here it's so hard life is so hard this is what I like about what you say I actually love it because you say it's so hard but you also said you loved it no I did it , I love you, I didn't hate it, no, no, no, no, don't tell your kids that they like to see that part of the world because no, yes, I really like that you hugged it. No, we've definitely been seen as clean fish fillets fresh out of the lake and I don't think many kids get the chance to see that here, you know, yeah, I love the way I grew up. up from her I wouldn't change In fact, I wouldn't change my mom either because I learned a lot about human behavior from her.

You know, know when someone is lying. I'm pretty good at it because you know you read your mom differently than you read others. people and when you can see that type of inconsistencies in your mother it makes you feel insecure and that insecure piece you can detect in other people very quickly, so it is a good tool. I also don't have the ability to filter things because she filtered everything, everything was a con and I just went. I won't do that because it's very unsafe. Because you're doing well, are you asking me to do this? I was just saying this to Bert.

I remember when in high school she gave me a really nice bag and my instinct was to give it back because the bag was too expensive for me, so why would she ask me to do it because she had given me a gift that was too expensive. I did not want it. I don't exactly want what comes with that gift. Yes I know. She then makes me give gifts without any attachment. I don't even care if you like throw it in the trash if you don't like it I don't mind returning it I don't care you're not going to hurt my feelings uhh it doesn't work like that for other people, although you realize, oh, you're really upset, okay, I'm sorry, what is it for Bert?

Bert gave me, oh my God, the worst. He gave me a gold velvet tracksuit. What part of me looks or sounds like I would wear a gold suit? His tracksuit is 6ft 2 with a belly, it looked great on him and I opened it up and said, "Oh man, I'm never going to wear this and he's never forgotten it, so I thought, this isn't, I mean, gold jewelry is a". One thing, but everything that happens to you, man, and he's like, oh, I can't, I just can't buy you gifts ever, um, listen, thanks for coming here and doing this episode before we go, yeah, I want to ask you for advice.

I would give because this is interesting. I'm curious to know what you're going to tell him. Advice you would give to 16-year-old Leanne. She would tell him what your name is again. My name is Leanne. My name is Kelly Kelly and what was your name. km, so what advice would you give Kelly Kim? I would say I don't know if this is advice or maybe everything is just going to be okay, that was a disaster at 16, everything is going to be okay because I am so happy, balanced, fulfilled and at peace with the things I don't.

I was like that at 16. I guess that's what I would say, everything's going to be okay, that's great. I agree. I think about the things I thought about when I was 16 and how much. means now I'm like God if you knew what it means nothing nothing I mean nothing nothing nothing um thank you so much please plug and promote whatever you want again just wife the party

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