Hey guys, Chris, Nichols Retirement Empire. We went up to my mother's year of the day. I think I told you guys before she's got a broken shoulder. So we went up to see her. And I walked around and she always tells me about her plants and flowers and stuff in her yard. So I went around and did a little video and showed some of them. Most of them aren't blooming right now, that kind of thing. But it is something about being able to go around your mother's yard and look and see plants that I've given her. And she has plants that belong to my grandfather on my dad's side. He loved roses. She's got some of his roses that they had gotten out of his yard before they died. And he always had fig trees. I wish we would have gotten some of his fig tree cuttings and saved those. But they always had those two things. And then my grandmother on my mom's side, she was just... She could make anything grow. Any time you went around her house, she had stuff in every little jar, every little pot, all in the garage, even as she got older. I mean, she kept a garden and she really had a green thumb. She didn't know what any of it was called. But she had stuff growing everywhere you look. And it's nice to be able to look back memories and stuff like that, stuff that your family did. Tammy's grandfather, I believe. What was it you said he always had? He always had that. Gladialas. My papa Howard. He always had gladialas. It's just nice to be able to go back and have plants like that that you can see that belong to them. It's kind of like having a piece of them there. I'm up here at my mom's house. She's broken shoulder. So we're making some cornbread for daddy. Because he can't make cornbread. So we had to go up here and she had to tell me how to make her cornbread. So we can make it and we're looking at some of her flowers. So let's do a little garden tour. We'll go around and I'm going to look at some of the flowers she's got in her yard. She's got some really pretty flowers. It's alright. So we ain't had no cornbread and how long? Two weeks. Two weeks. I need some really cooking. A little over two weeks. A little over two weeks. I need some really cooking. So we've got some cornbread. Let's look at this cornbread. That one looks pretty good. Who made that cornbread? Oh, the cornbread. Oh, did I make you that cornbread? You made it so too good. Wait until you get some. We made her. Oh, the soup. We got it. They say that live on CVC this morning. We got that vegetable soup. They're all made vegetable soup. Oh, I'm going to have some. We got vegetable soup. Whole made vegetable soup. Right there. Mmm. Mmm. It's good too. Alright, now this right here, that's a beaker. She's got that back here on her back porch. She's got little pink blooms. And she says she got it for Mother's Day. She says already got that big. It's a little little big. Okay. Okay. We got some uraniums. Yeah. Yeah, she's always kept stuff that we were going to mostly. A little cactus. A little cactus. Now here, Christmas cactus. And then what do you call it? And another geranium over there. What is this right here, Mom? It's pretty. It gets, um, Yeah. So if you know what the name of that is, Let us know. This lamb's here. Yeah. Over here. House leak. House leak. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, because it don't have that fuzzy. Okay. Yeah, those things, I haven't repotted them in two or three years. These right here. Yeah. They were diantis. Oh, yeah. Yeah, they'll come right back. You already caught them. Oh, they're good. Uh-huh. And then pretty. We got that from my daddy's brothers. Oh, uh, oh, this is, uh, this is all the way back to her, uh, Mama. Yeah, she's got these 15 years ago from her mother. These lilies right here. Boy, you can smell that all the way over here where I'm standing. Uh-huh. Okay. She's got this little bird bath back here and she's got the essence. It comes back in it blinding. Of course, a lot of this stuff she's got is not blinded right now. Major Calla lilies. That she has up here in this little box. And then over here, we have, is that a gardenia? Yeah. Got a gardenia plant. Well, that'll be pretty when it comes out. Is that from mine or is that a different one? No, that's a different one. Okay. And then this is a rose. Now, my, uh, pep all grew roses. And this is one of his wild roses that he had. He kept on his fence. So I'm gonna probably get me a cut enough of that one. But Lord, he'd have so many roses. He'd look out there. He'd have. I think daddy told me he had about 50 roses. He can grow a lot of the stuff that he grew in some roses. I wish he was a blind man. There's one of them. She's got these beetles right there. And she's got a big bed over here with these big O's A. He is well, I wish they were blind. But when they blend, they are pretty. She's got all kind of stuff. She's good around her yard. Or whatever you turn. She's got something. And some of these are old. Some of these, like I said, that went over there. It was from my grandmother. She's been dead a long time. Everywhere you turn, she's got something. That's something, girl. She's like her problem. I'm not alone. She had a green thumb. Lord, she, I mean, everywhere you turn, that's the way my mother was. She had something growing in the jar or in a, you know, something somewhere. Look at that. How pretty that was. All these things she keeps right here around her door. Or always real pretty. I don't know what most of this stuff is. It was pretty good to use. But, uh, I'm not alone really. I have to green thumb now. Lord, that lady, and she, um, she kept stuff growing all the way up in. Pretty much in her 90s. I don't know what I'm thinking. I don't know what I'm thinking. No, that's fine. Or something. I don't know what that is. I'm sure it blooms. Everything she has blooms. There's some more of those things like she had in the back. The succulents. They're all for pretty. Yeah, this looks like it's actually going to bloom again. I guess these are, I see. I think I bought it for her. She's got some more big as they is out here in the front. Of course, look at her knockout roses. They put mine to shame. Pretty they are. There's another. So, another Japanese being able to fall off there. But if her shoulder wasn't messed up, I'd look probably even better. She's got a butterfly bush. She's got it here. And these are my reals. She got these from me. And these are real, pretty dark red. Dark red on the reals. And now I don't have any more of mine. Got to run over or something. So, she's got my deck on. Pretty on the reals, I'll pick it. That's all right. She deserves more than I did.