New Years resolutions...

New year, new you, not me…
#crunchymom #newyears #resolutions

[forevercatholic]

"Oh that's EXACTLY what these are, Dear..." 🤣😂😆

[PaigeOlson-qb]

“Teach Jason to read food labels” Gotta continue his crunchy transformation

[ZackLawrenceFilms]

"Number 5: be less passive-aggressive" 😂

[jojostorm]

Jason's resolution #1, build a hidden underground bunker in the woods for all his non-crunchy hobbies and snacks.

[Cozmixcartoons]

I wish you two had a full-blown TV show. I would watch the heck out of it! You are both delightful 😊

[Islandbreeze]

I love you guys. You’re hilarious and unique!! And you brighten my day always 💛 Thank you for creating fun and clean content to consume!!! Beautiful

[justdebish]

She is improving her life with these resolutions

[thegracklepeck]

Don't blame you there. Less cleaning up pee splatters and less laundry. It's a win win.

[DonovanSpaghetti]

I told my 16 year old nephew that if he can’t hit the water he’s going to have to sit down. 🤣

[HermioneGirl]

My family has had to be label readers since I was about 5-6. My dad gets migraines from certain things like preservatives and fake flavorings and dyes. I didn’t think we were super crunchy, but the older I get, the more I realize that my mom was so good at making crunchy life normal, that when I moved out on my own and got married, my husband looked at me like I had 4 eyes! 😂 My husband grew up eating a lot of packaged foods and sodas. Over the years he’s become almost more crunchy than me! (In all honesty we’ve both had some health issues and eating crunchy has helped us both significantly.) I’m also Irish, German and polish and I discovered a lot of my family’s traditional foods we’ve passed down are actually really beneficial to our health. It’s really interesting while being on our health journey, we’ve been discovering that some foods are genetically programmed for our bodies! It’s wild! I was told by my doctor to avoid cabbage as it is difficult to digest, however it is one of the best things my body can digest, and I found out that my family on both sides has been eating cabbage and sour krout and other forms for many generations and my body responds very well to it. It’s crazy how you can be pre programmed for certain foods depending on your family genetics. I’m now on a special diet of potatoes, high dairy (raw milk has been the BEST thing for my gut) and high protein (high red meat like beef) and it seems to be helping. (Cabbage and carrots are my safe vegetables currently) I decided to try a diet similar to what they ate in Europe and I’ve been feeling a little bit better. We’re looking more into this phenomenon.

[kristimartinez]

Add to the resolution list…teach the boys to clean the bathroom. Maybe they would be more careful. 😂

[rustingoceans]

The feather quill, I can’t hahahahahaha

[calebandannalenz]

My brother bought my dad an LED toilet light for Christmas. We joked about how somehow he still manages to blame the crated dog for all the puddles that occur during the night 😂

[LadyMekito]

Teaching my husband how to do laundry has vastly improved my life

[cyberfell_draws]

Jason:
“Oh, I hear you loud and clear.”

Emily:
“Hearing is not the same thing as listening, Jason.”

[kayleighkuhlay]

Out with the basket weaving, in with the delegating

[ellenrgiesler]

This sounds like my New Year’s resolution list! 😂

[Bxu]

This is less of a New Year’s resolution and more of a New Year’s to do list 😂

[olympianproduct]

Just wait until Jason finds out about Tide Pods

[justatinyhalfling]

I want to see Jason‘s resolutions to include standing up to his wife’s craziness more. 😅