WHAT A DISASTER! RENOVATING A 1 EURO HOUSE IN SICILY - ITALY / Ep.9

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This week we are overcoming some challenges and the renovation continues...
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[mariannegottier]

I have been working with children over 40 years and this I would like to tell you: today it is an exception to see a child happy und busy, smiling and content without a overbording piles of toys!! Luce always finds an occupation by imitating activities from adults ( wiping the walls, cleaning with a broom, bringing her chair….) she plays with sand, stones, household gadgets, loves the cats …. Luce is simply a wonderful child!!! Congratulation on how you raise your daughter! Also how you talk to her, repeating words in both languages, italian and english! You do such a good job as parents! Greetings from a 72 years old Swiss lady

[howbigisyourlove]

as a junk dealer most of my adult life .. I just love, love, love the curiosity shop you took us to .. one thing I love about your videos is that they are not staged and that you take us all to get a 'feel' for what Italy is like .. I am in love with the deep history and architecture .. the food and mostly the people .. thank you so much for bringing us on a European adventure every week .. xo from Canada

[pamelar]

Luca! I love how you said it... "some little disasters can happen and it's just part of the game!" True word of wisdom!

[toobad]

BEFORE YOU PUT EPOXY ON THE KITCHEN FLOOR...Buy some stain made for concrete/stone. You can't clean the kitchen floor because the discoloration is permanently inside the floor tile which is porous. You can stain over the discoloration. Replace one stain with a better stain. In the US we stain brick pavers and concrete all of the time. Pick a color similar to the original tile and experiment in a location that will be covered by cabinets or shelving. You can't stain the same tile more than once until it's dry and cured. After you have stained the individual tiles and allowed them to cure coat with epoxy.

By the way, eliminate the kitchen door and reframe the opening. It's just getting in the way. Now is the best time to do it.

[cynthiagair]

"Everything is fixable"... I love your attitude. Keep your good cheer and all will be well, ❤ Brava on your fabulous furniture!

[nancynewlin]

This new adventure in Sicily appears be a healing and renewing life for all of you. Luce can go out into the street and safely discover new things. Luca’s eyes are bright and shining, showing that he’s back in his element again, and loving it. And Sara is “the glue” guiding things along. It’s lovely to see all of your family enjoying life. 😊

[elizabeth-jkvo]

After coming across your channel, for travel interests, I started to binge watch your last few years .I fell in love with your charismatic, warm, sincere great personalities. With great interest I watched the renovations, acquisitions of properties, the arrival of beautiful Luce and your ups and downs. Nothing can compare to your channel on YouTube. You are hard working, interesting, smart, intelligent, warm people whose kind hearts comes through your beautiful faces. I have to add a note to Sarah just last week I was robbed at the airport arriving for a cruise, we were left with no money, credit cards, documents or passport, of course no cruise, but I remembered the episode when you were robbed in South America and how you coped....it gave me strength too...thank you and Happiness and Success in your lives love from Canada but in Italy for few months

[msvg]

The color of Luce’s hair is beautiful! And she is so smart, curious and helpful. Loved this episode with so many things happening. ✌️❤️🏠

[teresadopeysmum]

I just LOVE it when Luce wants to imitate you too. She's very aware of her surroundings and watches everything you do. I saw driving like Daddy, picking olives like everyone and ends the video just like both of you. Of course she is always smiling!

[lorimarcus]

What happened to the wall is not a disaster, just a small hiccup in your plans. I am loving your life in Sicily. Thank you for sharing your lives with us.

[nancyallen]

Great episode! The yellow velvet chairs are so gorgeous!!!! Luce was so cute pointing to those chairs and her little
plastic yellow chair. It will all come together!!!!

[brianfarrelly]

Kitchen wall tiles are beautiful - please do not paint them - keep them as original. And your new furniture suits the house - great value too. Well done.

[Michael-vpw]

Lucy is the star of the show. We’ve never seen such a happy little child!

[sandicoppins]

The velvet mustard chairs are perfecto! It would be so nice to see a tour or walk around your new village, the little streets and historic buildings look fascinating. Thanks for another awesome episode😊😊😊

[LuckyBaldwin]

Your kitchen table is beautiful. I've never seen one open up like that. Ingenious.
Luca, don't worry about the wall. In situations like that, my grandmother would say, "You have to break a few eggs to make an omelet."

[Schatzie]

What a privilege watching precious Luce grow and flourish. I love Sundays and your updates. It is looking beautiful. You guys are such hard workers and I know you will have success in all your projects. Thanks for letting us come along for the ride!

[taliasya]

The furniture is perfect! I love that you picked to use the mustard color to pull from the living room floor for furniture; it is quite beautiful. I hope you can go back to the vintage market for light fixtures and more. What fun! And I love that Luce’ is loving all of the fresh fruits from your land.
Seeing her with her chair, I think the town is loving having her and the two of you in the aging community; more youth to sustain the village and bring it back to life. 🥰

[simina]

Luce is so adorable. I look forward to these weekly vlogs just so I can see her little smiling face. She brings so much beauty and joy in such a scary world. Thank you for creating this content. God bless you and your family on your journey.

[pamlucas]

What beautiful furniture. That was a lovely place. It will be so homely when you furnish each room. We must not forget little Luce, we are all mesmerised by your beautiful daughter

[billg]

It’s cool to hear you speak more Italian in this episode. And I like that you had those parts without narration…just seeing you pick the olives together in your grove. Btw, two of my brothers married two Italian sisters from Fuscaldo. I was the ring bearer at one of them…super important job!