Frances farmer ancestry Videos

• 1. What's New at Ancestry.com: November 2012 Edition
• 2. The Idea of Ancestry - Featuring Etheridge Knight
• 3. The Dish: Al Di La's Bagna Cauda, a Dish Fit for a Pope
• 4. Everything you wanted to know about Family Patterns (Steven Farmer)
• 5. Letting Go of Baggage From the Past with Dr Steven Farmer
• 6. Preserving the Old Corn Growing Tradition - Late Bloomer - #28
• 7. The Forsyte Saga ( Novel 2 ) - 40

What's New at Ancestry.com: November 2012 Edition

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skeetmoses commented on 14 Nov 2012

I am a subscriber and never got any info on the DNA at the reduced price I just went ahead and ordered it a few weeks ago

The Idea of Ancestry - Featuring Etheridge Knight

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PoetryETrain commented on 28 Oct 2012

Thank you, added to a playlist...

The Dish: Al Di La's Bagna Cauda, a Dish Fit for a Pope

Everything you wanted to know about Family Patterns (Steven Farmer)

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marycatfish commented on 18 Nov 2015

Thank you CJ. This was really good. I am new to your channel. I was searching for more of Dr Joe Dispenza talks & found you. I have subscribed. Blessings, Liliane

CJ Liu commented on 01 Dec 2015

+marycatfish Thanks so much Liliane. Welcome! I'm glad that you are getting something out of the videos. Happy Holidays to you!! You can find many more interviews (more than on YouTube) on www.fireitupwithcj.com.

CJ Liu commented on 19 Nov 2015

+marycatfish Hi Liliane, Thanks for taking the time to write in. I'm always curious how people find the show. Tons of interviews (if you are curious) at www.fireitupwithcj.com. Enjoy!!

PunisherUltra4 commented on 26 Nov 2014

AMAZING Interview! So much here that I can relate to and put together so well. I can't thank you enough for this amazing piece of work. Will help so many!

CJ Liu commented on 26 Nov 2014

Thanks so much for your comments +PunisherUltra .  Not sure if you are in the US or not, but it's Thanksgiving here.  I couldn't have imagined a more perfectly timed video.  As Thanksgiving approaches this interview really helps me realize our ancestral connections.  Thanks again for your comment and support. It's what motivates me to keep doing the work that I do :)

Letting Go of Baggage From the Past with Dr Steven Farmer

Preserving the Old Corn Growing Tradition - Late Bloomer - #28

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justlivin commented on 05 Jul 2014

Can't help but laugh some, and say to myself: "What do you make out of grits?" Uh, we make grits.. "so it's more like a polenta?" no, more like grits. Polenta was what we always called cornmeal mush. Thankful we still have Jerry to straighten us out :) //youtu.be/oDyDTPjGmPU?t=25m29s

Kaye Kittrell commented on 05 Jul 2014

Hahaha, that makes me laugh, too! Thanks for pointing out the silliness of my question. :) Yes, thanks for the link, and Jerry is a classic. Thanks for watching! I'll check out your channel.

Debi Lee commented on 29 Mar 2014

Well now I know how they make grits. Great episode Kaye, thanks so much for making a video on this I learned a lot about the process! Also made me miss TN, that is such a beautiful state. =)

Kaye Kittrell commented on 30 Mar 2014

+Debi Lee Thanks! There's even more info on growing corn in my summer garden episodes from last summer. Corn is a heavy feeder, so depending on your space, you can grow beans in the corn, and squash as the Native Americans did. "Three Sisters Planting." Give it a try! If I had the space I would do it again. 

Debi Lee commented on 29 Mar 2014

Oh No, Kaye!  I hope they will be alright. Well at least you have time to start over, really hope you don't have to.  =(  Just finished watching your corn growing episode, thank goodness I did.  I had no idea each silk was a kernel.  That is amazing to me for some reason...lol  I think I am a bit more prepared to plant my corn now. Thank you!!!  Hope your day gets better in the garden =)

Kaye Kittrell commented on 29 Mar 2014

Thanks for watching Debi! BTW, my seedlings sprayed with 50/50 vinegar water don't look too good today!

The Forsyte Saga ( Novel 2 ) - 40