The Whippoorwill song: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHrbl4mJiMRpa9E

As a girl raised in the Texas hill country who just moved to Houston, I so agree with all your points!! Gotta say the thing I miss most about the country is the darkness and the silence at night! Those stars can’t be beat :)

I’m 19 and I lost my mom about a month ago. I’ve been watching your videos for years and I’ve always thought you remind me of her. Hearing that NC accent makes me feel so at home and almost like she’s still with us❤️❤️

For a woman like me who grew up in the country and now lives in LA, this was very fun, comforting and relaxing to listen to. Love your videos!!

The sound of the train is soothing along with your voice I love it 💕💕💕🥰🥰🥰

I really like seeing how different life is in America since i live in England and grew up in a city and cities from both places are vastly different to each other

May I just say that Mary is rambling again. Intense excitement!! 🎉

Oh my gosh this video is so perfect. Why I get surprised at how perfect your whisper is after all these years I don't know, but I just do. Thank you for yet another amazing video Mary. 😴😴

I literaly JUST wrote an essay on county life vs city life. The deadline was yesterday. So nice to then folow it up with your thoughts on the matter.

Oh Mary this video was wonderful. Love the whispering and your childhood stories!!!

100% agree im from the UK and grew up in London and moved to a smaller town and learned a ton of new skills that wouldve called someone to do had I lived in the city. ppl in remote areas/country tends to have their wits about them

Agree! I was always a city girl and my ex would take me to the country alll the time for weekend trips and I didn’t like it because I was so bored. It was “To quiet” from my normal city life. I guess it’s all in what you want in life I absolutely loved this video ❤ those country parties are pretty fun and crazy though! I’ll say that

Mary, it would be so cool if ever you would be able to go back where you grew up all these years later and revisited the place of your childhood and made a video about it. I personally would love to watch it and would be so much fun. Love your videos 😊

I love your whispered rambles Mary 😊

Mary, I'm a city girl from TX currently staying in the mountains in Marshall NC for a few weeks and this sure has been an experience for me. Windy af road that takes 30 mins to the nearest civilization (grocery store, gas) PITCH black at night, but the most amazing starry nights. By the way ever since your video on biscuitville a few years ago I've been wanting to try it. Well I finally did in Hickory NC.......so disappointed. Maybe the one in your area is much better lol.

This was such a pleasant and enjoyable video, and super relaxing as well. Thank you!

I grew up in Mississippi and moved to Arizona for college. When I first moved, i still had a heavy southern accent. One of my first days in college i introduced myself to a classmate and she naturally asked where i was from, hearing my voice. When i said mississippi, she responded, quite seriously, "You know how to read?!?!?!?!"

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Had to stop this video and look up whippoorwill and listen to them. There was a song when I was little with the line "when whippoorwills call" and I often wondered what they were and what they sounded like. I grew up on a huge housing estate in the UK, right on the edge of the countryside.....so it was pretty quiet but we had all our basic needs. We had a mobile library which came once a week ❤️ and a cinema a short distance away where we went for Saturday morning matinées but we also got to climb trees, catch sticklebacks in the stream and make dens. I think it was the best of both worlds. It wasn't a perfect childhood as I had more than my fair share of problems and trauma but I reckon that being able to go outside straight into nature was therapeutic ❤️

I’m now in Tampa but I miss Michigan, because people will stop to help you on the side of the road even if it’s not country. It’s a different kind of kindness compared to here where most people are from the north east. I do miss the friendly people.

Loving this video. Fascinating about the snakes and rabid animals, we really take it for granted here in UK how few dangerous animals we have. Agree love the country and really miss the dark skies, neighbourliness and in general being so aware and feeling so much part of nature.

Take us please! Back to show us where you trained as a cashier in your old town. I remember watching one of your videos where you spoke about having to type the numbers from the items and how fast you got at it 😂. I'd love to see the actual shop!

I love whisper rambles!

Please make more of the “My Week in Outfit” videos!!

These are my favorite❤

Caooo you make a video more in depth of country life like how you keep up with friends how school was and maybe even show us your country next time you go

I love your videos. You have become my favorite ASMR for a while now. Thank you for your videos. Your beautiful and have a whisper of an Angel. Gorgeous.😋🤤😍😘

Thanks for another excellent video. I am relatively new to your channel in the last couple of months. I have just discovered Lynette! I may wear out the internet watching the Lynette and Moma help you with your migraine. Thanks from Kate in rainy Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

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Yesss perfect timing. Thanks mary. I love hearing your stories from childhood!

That´s really really interesting. I grew up on the countryside, too, but in Northern Germany So it´s different in some points, but some things are similar to what you are telling from growing up in the 80s at the countryside ^^

I SO understand all of this. I was from a small Wisconsin city (33K) and there were many tiny towns and farms around us, but went to college in Milwaukee, which had about a million people when you include its suburbs. Hated it, but lived there the next 45 years as it was where my husband's city job was. Once he and I retired, we moved to a village of 2300 people. Quite the culture shock for hubby, but I loved it! We are only 45 minutes from Milwaukee, so anything I'd want city-related is nearby, but I do not miss it in the least! The first thing we did in our new house was put in lots of dark-activated night lights both in and out the house because it got pitch-black and made it hard to navigate. One of our favorite things to do it sit outside by the campfire and enjoy the total silence, just hearing toads and crickets and things like that. Brings me peace. I admit, the hardest things for me to get used to when I first went to college in Milwaukee was all the nighttime noise (sirens, police cars, constant 24-hr traffic) and things being lit up. Probably the only thing I miss are more local great restaurants that serve past 8 pm at night 😄

Yes I am a country girl from remlap Alabama. Lived on a dirt road with loads of critters all around.

Oohh Mary! I just adore listening to your stories & viewpoint! Small country town gal here! I went cruising toooooo!!! Aaannddd your Dad sending you into the dump to root around just tickled me! Full giggling out loud while I’m folding my laundry! Just love it! THANK YOUUUUUUUU! Big loves to you! ❤❤❤❤❤

Mary you’re so interesting! I love your videos

Great video & astute observations thanks!

You should visit the Great Northwet!

I love how she uploads videos daily honesty i wouldn't know what to do if she didn't, every night i always watch these videos n it helps me sleep honesty the channel should be bigger. Love these videos ❤️

I live in NYC.. And you're right, it is crowded, people are rude and the traffic is absolutely unbearable and some areas can even be dangerous.. I complain about this place all the time but there is still no other place I'd rather be.. Its my home.. Great video, I enjoyed it..

Perfect timing! I love your rambles! Hope you're well!

I loved this so much!!! Sooo relaxing. Thank you for sharing your thoughts

Mary, I just finished this fictional book that gets pretty nitty-gritty about how city people and corporations view “country” people/regions. It’s called “Demon Copperhead”. Very heavy topics (painkillers, mining companies, foster care, abuse, etc). Probably not one you’d review on here but I think you’d love the author’s thoughtfulness and intentions.

The way you say “city”. It gives me serious tingled ❤

Perfect timing for my wind down time 😊 I am so happy I just recently found your page ❤️

Just started the video, alresdy know its going to be a good one. I love your talking videos on different topics

A whisper ramble and playing with your necklace would be amazing!!!

Only a few moments in and I am bristling because it goes both ways... there is a strong anti-urban sentiment in this country. Rural people are smart and kind and city people are smart and kind.

I grew up out in the country also! Until I graduated high school I thought at EVERYONES house, if the electricity went out you couldn’t flush the toilet or run water. The first time I encountered a power outage at my best friends house who lived in town, I told her I felt weird going pee in her toilet and having to leave it & she said “…why would you leave it just flush the toilet?” And then schooled me on it 😂 I had to explain why we couldn’t at my house and she was shocked 😂

Loved this! Thank you, Mary!

country bumpkins lol just like my cat !

Looooove these kinds of videos. Thanks Mary!!

Would love to hear more about your travels and experiences in Mexico.

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for some reason u remind me of an older version of caroline forbes from the vampire diaries 😭.

Lovely video I really enjoyed it 😊

Thanks for this video, i'm from México!

Deffenetly can't beat country living. Anyone living out in Tenn? Can I get a Holla!

Love the channel! 😊

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Aw I love this! We moved from a small town in Scotland to the centre of Singapore then to the Scottish countryside. Many pros and cons with both ways of life 😂 wonderful video as always, Mary

0:17 that smile after “wanted to talk about” 😮she’s so calming and stunning

I have my share of city and country times, can’t wait for the video 😊

Not to say you look tired (honestly you look even better than before) but your eyes look red or sensitive somehow since you've started the new job which makes me appreciate it even more that you still make these relaxing and interesting videos.❤ thank you

love this thank you!

100% agree Mary, you definitely have more smarts when you grow up in the country 😊definitely great for kids to grow up in smaller towns too ❤

This was such a interesting video…I’m a big city girl that’s always very intrigued by country living…I want to hear more!!!!!!!

I love you Mary thank God for your vlogs x

What town in Illinois did you live in? I’m just about 60 miles North of Chicago! You were probably close to my neck of the woods!

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300,000 is a big city lol

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Hey beautiful lady hope all is well 💚💚💚

You’re right, the nosiness of people in the country is the worst part

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Both have their upsides. I dont have a car so to me im "forced" into city living. If I had a car I would prefer the country side. Some have said you can still live in the country without a car, but you'd have to be real close to a grocery store, which isnt that common

could you do a video about describing different OTC medications and going into detail about how they help and all the proper names, aswell as tapping on the boxes. i love when you talk about them on the reorganising shelf videos so i would love to know more about meditations and the names as i love all types of biology and all things pharmaceutical ❤️❤️

I think I may have the worst of both worlds… I live in a small city not very safe gunshots are common you don’t walk places at night but 15 minutes in any direction is Amish

I loved every word of this Mary . You described my childhood here in the UK ! Now living back in a very rural isolated area , "Far from the madding crowd ' after living in cities and suburbia which I enjoyed too ! Its all good! The Whippoorwill is hauntingly beautiful , kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaSoi4qDqLaalZo This is the sound of the skylarks I hear whilst walking my dogs through the fields surrounding my house . So lucky to have these beautiful creatures in our lives . Have a good week and thank you !💕💕

I was born and raised in Brooklyn and still live there and it’s big and loud but I always looked at it as a series of small towns. Each neighborhood has a different feel and most of my time growing up was spent in my neighborhood. Now this was 50 years ago but then everyone knew each other. We had a public school and a Catholic school and another private school. We all played on the same streets and hung out with each other. It certainly wasn’t a small town but it didn’t seem that big either. I sometimes wish I grew up in a small town.

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Ive got the advantage of living in city on the English South Coast, we have it all, the sea, the city and surrounded the south downs, i suppose were lucky enough to have it all❤

Would be interesting to see you go back home, hear about the changes, maybe with the kids since as you say, they have never been

I live in a teeny tiny town in south Alabama, down a long dirt road way out in the country in the middle of the woods. I love it. I don’t believe I could ever live in a city. City life is not for me 😅

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I live 60 miles in each direction from a McDonald’s. Same with traffic lights. There are pros and cons to every situation

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