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[@annatartsini9984]

You are amazing and sweet your channel is keeping me company. Thank you Granny Pat

[@hello_0768]

I really enjoy the stories and was picturing everything you were saying ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Boyhowdy875]

Bell County is where my dad is from. When he was little he lived in Greasy Creek but then they moved to Pineville.

[@debbiestevens949]

Beautiful blouse...looks brand new. Love your stories and love you😊

[@christinesoria6158]

Thanks for sharing your story! I loved it. Have a nice evening !❤️😊🌲

[@gailsfoodandstuff]

I bought my favorite purse ever, at the Good Will about 3 years ago. I had a man, who makes horse saddles, to adjust it for me some. He has since passed (unexpectedly) and one of the buttons broke, that he added, but i will hold onto that purse as long as i can. 😊

[@jamesswanson2117]

Love, love hearing your stories.

[@emilym8943]

You look absolutely beautiful. I love your cooking and stories.

[@thegatesofdawn...1386]

Thanks for sharing your life experiences with us. It's gets me thinking about my life experiences. ❤ 😊

[@darettablack3794]

You truly look very pretty in green. It is your color. Hearing you tell about the old stores back in the day reminds me of when I was little we would go to the old country store and get into the old outside icebox with the ice water where the drinks were at. That was always the coldest water,so you know that the RC and the Pepsi were going to be really cold when you got them. Your mouth would always water by the time you would get to the little icebox, knowing how cold the drink would be . The other memory that comes to mine is the moon pies. 😊. Those were the days for sure. You always tell the best stories and the way you tell them is why it’s the best.😊. Thank you for sharing your stories ♥️. God bless you and have a wonderful day…..♥️🍃🎄🍃♥️

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

The best stories are those I’ve forgotten! The memory needs a boost!

[@rickeydonald4756]

I don’t think many nowadays come from humble beginnings. Thanks for reminding us. The word gratitude has almost been removed from our vocabulary. Many blessings In return for your kindness. Yippee!

[@joansmith9658]

Love your outfit today; you look wonderful; the color is perfect.

[@carried5899]

I absolutely think you have a beautiful gift for telling very bright warm country stories. Please continue sharing these wonderful things you share. It so brightened my day to listen to you. Thank you and God Bless you.

[@JulieGagne-uo6kd]

I love your stories, when my husband's grandmother was alive she use to tell me stories of when she was a little girl went to a one room school house and rode to school on back of a horse drawn wagon,I miss her and her stories but now I have you to listen to.Thank you so much.

[@gissyb1]

Love the emerald green outfit 💚💚

[@rachelfrees1268]

Those old stores smelled so good. I’m 83 and the one our school bus stopped at every Friday so we could get a pop is still in business today. Owned and operated by my great nephew. Thanks for the memories Pat. Loved the banana pudding story.❤

[@zoeferbrache]

Thank you for another wonderful story Grandma,have a wonderful night😊❤

[@brittneylyntalks]

You look amazing as usual!!😊

[@buffalocheckchicks7837]

Hi Granny Pat! Absolutely love hearing all your memories of the country stores! Sad that not to many left anymore! I used to love visiting my grandparents each year...a little town called Arma in Kansas! Mostly all Mom & Pop shops! Delightful! I miss those times...good times! Thanks so much for sharing your stories with us...brings back such good memories...good feelings❤❤❤

[@lindametcalf9169]

Thank you Granny Pat! ❤

[@teresapeak2468]

I love your stories! Thank you so much for sharing with us ❤

[@marycarlew8567]

We had a little grocery store in our little small town in Arkansas that sold baby chickens 🐓! The store owner was a man and his wife. Mr. & Mrs. Benett ! They sold everything imaginable! I loved that little ole couple!! Their store was at the bottom of the hill from where I grew up! Me and my brother & sister would go there every day except Sunday or whenever they were closed! They were very religious and closed on Wednesday for prayer meeting! Wonderful memories!!🥰😇

[@marshabanks2297]

Oh my goodness, Granny Pat, you are so wonderful to listen to your stories. They invoke so many nemories for me. Driving down dirt roads, old country stores, family reunions with so much good home cooked food and desserts, visiting with cousins who visited our family farm almost every weekend, and my mother always fried chicken and made roast beef, creamed corn and green beans that had been cooked all day the day before, and plenty of good old sweet tea. I had an uncle that would always pay me a nickle for each glass of ice water l would bring him while hes sitting in our back yard under the huge pecan trees talking with my daddy. I could go to the country store about a mile away from our house and bring home a nice bag of penny candy after l had enjoyed a cocacola with a bag of peanuts in it at the store. I loved going there and admiring some little red high heel shoes made just for a little girl. I never did get those shoes though. Speaking of goodwill, its my favorite store and l once went into one just a few years back when l had no dryer, but needed one. Lo and behold, they had one for just $50! And it was a gas dryer that l needed too. Luckily my husband and l were drivong the truck that day and l got to bring the best bargain lve ever found at a Goodwill home with me. Still using that same dryer today! When we got married 14 years ago this past Wednesday, 11-29-23, l bought all his nice shirts and the suit he wore For our wedding at a Goodwill in Sugarland, Tx where we had travelled to visit with my son. Those were the best Goodwill stores lve ever been to. My last trip to Goodwill netted a complete set of professional chef cookware, lids and all for only $20. Was worth hundreds!!❤ love that you are a thrifty shopper also. You are wearing one of my favorite colors!❤please tell us more stories soon. You are the best storyteller of all time❤love you GP l feel like you are my granny since l never knew my own grandma. Mamas mom died when she was only ten and my other granny died when l was only two but she had dementia really bad. Now my only sister is 75 and has dementia. Its so sad. My dad died when lm only ten and his was Alzheimers. I had to bathe, shave and dress him. Im glad l could do that for him. Im 68 now and l need help bathing and dressing myself. Take care of yourself. Be bl❤essed.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

You are indeed a wonder. God bless you.

[@gingerwurz3533]

I love the old stories. I lived them. Just listening brings back so many wonderful memories. Life was simple and peaceful back then.

[@spellmadam2947]

My daughter is having a baby in February. We have discovered wonderful finds at thrift stores for baby clothing. Loved your story.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

You can save lots of money at thrift shops. Many items have never been worn.

[@angelapriddy6308]

Granny Pat❤ you sure took me back. You see I took lived in TN. In a a community call Castslian Springs. Than place had not one but two adorable country stores. I love just how cozy they both were and still set back in older times gone by. Thank you so much for taking me back.bi do miss TN Much Love and many many blessings.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉

[@londonkyguy]

Good morning Granny Pat. I love Goodwill too. I also love finding the old backroad country stores. That is a rare treat to find one these days.

[@sandratalbert9578]

We held Sunday picnics at city or state parks. Usually MIL’s side of family and the food was potluck style and I don’t remember ever having anything was anything but delicious! All the cousins, aunts and uncles sat at those long picnic tables and visited king hours after everyone had more than eaten their full. We drank gallons of ice tea. All sort of desserts and if we were luck….homemade hand cranked ice cream. Oh that was a treat. Good Memories!!!

[@TheCostumeJeweler]

I LOVE YOUR STORIES & YOUR LOOK! And I love thrifting Jewelry & Purses so ALL GOOD!

[@richardstratton575]

Granny Pat I loved your video today. From your outfit and glasses to your country stores. Loved those old country stores. Life was so different then and a little bit of nothing made us so happy. Love our Granny Pat.❤️🙏carson in ohio

[@gracierupenski6207]

Granny Pat you give me so much more than any materialistic thing can. You speak from the heart. You take me into a time that I will never know. You reminisce of things that are not learned in history books. You take me into a life that I will never get to live. Know as for me, you give me a peak of days and times when family, friends and country were first. You are lovely inside and out. You are what makes your clothing lovely no matter where you purchased them from. Have a wonderful day and be blessed beyond your imagination.

[@Julia21d]

This is the most wonderful channel on KZbin. Thank you Granny Pat. We love you! ❤🌲❤️🌲❤️🌲

[@kutonarose4787]

You’re beautiful inside and out! You’re so precious and just watching your videos makes me feel happy. I love all your stories never stop telling them. ❤

[@debbiebarfield1840]

I truly enjoyed listening to your stories. I'm a year 55 girl and know what you are talking about. Thank you. I went to a old indian store today. Loved it. Cya again. Take care.😊

[@patriciafairfax8553]

I remember the old country stores. When I was growing up, there was an old country store within walking distance of our house. I remember the old drink boxes, cheese sitting out on the counter, candy behind a glass display, etc. Our Mama would give us a quarter and sometimes only a dime when we would walk to the country store. We could buy a lot with our change. Time sure has changed. I was born in the country, and I still live in the country. I wouldn't have it any other way.❤

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Mama allowed us kids a nickel a day on her bill at Elsie’s store. If we tried to charge more, Elsie would say, “Not without a note from your mother!” Elsie had a strong hand. Nothing got past her.

[@JudiKerestan]

I love your glasses collections! I give all my designer things to Goodwill!!!!

[@barbiebeeks5280]

You are such a wonderful story teller!! Absolutely love listening. You are beautiful inside and out

[@michellekach8967]

Absolutely beautiful blouse. You’re adorable. Thanks so much for your video. 🩷🫶✝️🌲🌲🙏😊😊 everything you talk about is so interesting. You make my day. 🥰🥰🥰

[@jessicamccain1000]

I loved this video about the old country stores, the shoes, and the organ hiding the sounds of hanky Panky going on! Absolutely love hearing your stories! There's nobody else like you, and I hope to be listening to your stories for years to come!

[@asmr-n-texas1128]

As usual, another delightful story! Thanks so much, Granny Pat. Your videos are the highlight of my day. ❤

[@shirleyduffy5747]

As always your stories are so heartwarming. I love to reminisce. You always trigger so many good memories for me. Thank you Pat! You are the best!

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I love all the good responses for this one. Thanks.

[@RavenNl403]

I bet those pajamas were so cute. Thank you for the stiry Granny Pat❤️

[@cynthiachronister4082]

You look beautiful Granny Pat 😊Merry Christmas ❤

[@B2081-4U]

I adore your “old silly stories”. I find all your stories and content lovely. Thank you for sharing your world with us. ❤️Hugs from Colorado.

[@victoriahanke5086]

Awww, you look like a Christmas ornament! It’s beautiful! You always amaze me at how you match things so beautifully My Mum used to say most folks only had taste in their mouths, however, you have surpassed incredible taste in all things wonderful! What a treat Pat. You add so much joy and happiness to our lives, I’m so grateful for you. How blessed I feel to listen to your stories, and all the charming ways you show us your treasures. I adore the time spent with you. Thank you. 🫠♥️🎄

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I’ve been called many things, never before, a Christmas ornament!

[@kathyl3889]

😂​@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900

[@sandratalbert9578]

Speaking of Apples….I remember going pheasant hunting with my Daddy when I was probably 6 yrs old and he had stuck a big apple in his jacket pocket. We didn’t see any pheasants but remember when he took the apple in his big hands and was amazed when he twisted/snapped that apple in into halves and we ate that crisp apple there sitting in a log …. Best apple I ever had. LOLYour stories flush out so many of my Old times memories….Thank yiu

[@bonnieallen3775]

Thank you for another great story. 😘

[@thriftiegirltreasures]

Granny Pat YOU are beautiful and please believe that. Today’s story brought back so many memories from NE Arkansas where I grew up. We had spam growing up and we loved it. We had bologna sandwiches too but I’ve never like them. My grandparents had sandwiches on Friday nights and would stop by the store and buy lunch meat and chips and my grandpa always got a 3 Musketeer candy bar. We also had sodas on Friday nights too. Sundays after church was always fried chicken. How I wished I could go back to those days. I love country stores on dirt roads and rides in cars without air conditioning. The heat didn’t bother me likes it does now. THANK YOU for all these stories as you will never know how much pleasure you give this good old country girl. Love you to pieces. ❤️

[@loramuer9314]

I just love your old silly stories! I can just picture it all. You are wonderful company!

[@patriciatwalsh4479]

I love the story tonight. Your glasses look great with your blouse. Thank you for taking time to tell us stories. I look forward to your chats. 😊❤

[@SRumble810]

My grandmother worked for the military in the Yukon during WWII. She ate spam a lot. When she came home to Colorado, she couldn’t wait for her mother’s cooking. When she came in her family home everyone gathered for dinner. Her mother said look what we have for dinner, it was Spam! She was so sad,but didn’t say a word….her mother had saved her food rations to make a special homecoming! Spam!

[@arlene9342]

Wonderful, Granny Pat. I, too, remember the old country stores!. Listening to you brings back many memories. Love your goodwill top and glasses!

[@debbiealtman5373]

You have the stories to tell of the past and I love hearing about your younger years. I was born in 9/1963. Those years in the 40’s , 50, 60’s and 70’s and 80’s are good years to me I like your stories. As far as good will. I’ve shopped at Goodwill. I love second hand stores. Nothing wrong with Goodwill

[@terrymatsusaki9032]

🌺love it❤

[@wandatimerding3139]

Morning Granny Pat..I remember the 5os and the old general stores. Always had the best ice cream cones. My aunt had a country home.one summer the reunion was at that home. She wound tell the kids "don't slamm the door". There was a hornets nest in the back yard..hundreds of them. The men gather up bits of sticks and charcoal lighter and set it on fire. Oh my. Hornets had made the biggest nest. They were flying everywhere there was so many

[@rtrrecords]

Oh and by the way I love to shop goodwill when I’m home. Just love your frugality and you always give the best, truthful word of advice. ❤️

[@BlainsTube]

6:00 That tears it! Lately I've stumbled across articles mentioning Spam, in it's form and now many flavors. Some of them have discussed ways of preparing Spam. AND NOW YOU'VE brought it up in your story! Well, that tears it, I've got to get my hands on a can. I haven't ate any Spam for 40 years. But it seems "the internet" is telling me something. 12:53 Sleeperdude and his family are carrying on the tradition of Vienna sausages & RC cola. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2LEoYOGrpWpgpIsi=1_bl44HQ1u_jSInK&t=3126 22:11 I remember my mother sending me down to our little local store, when I was a kid. I remember it to this day, "Paulson's Friendly Market". I really liked it when I had some extra cash or empty pop bottles to turn in for spending change. The candy I bought from there seemed better than anywhere else. That's a smart looking outfit you've put together this evening. 🙂 I love it so much when you talk about your mom and dad, when you were growing up. I can only imagine how much you miss them.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thank you so much!

[@slendagullyandfriends4530]

I loved the country stores, I remember so many had the heavy wood framed screen doors. I remember also the little neighborhood stores. Even though they were small, they seemed to have everything you needed. Granny P you look beautiful, as per usual.

[@inthetearoom]

Ms. Pat you are such an incredible storyteller..I can see that store, the back room, the old grandma who ran it, and even though I know she's very likely passed, I felt so sorry for her having to close her store ! thank you for your stories. you're a national treasure!

[@Ner-vod]

You have nothing to give? Nonsense! Granny Pat you keep me company and keep me entertained with stories and memories that I can relate to! It's a wonderful feeling. I always look forward to you uploading a new video!

[@janicehunter8606]

I loved the stories about country stores. I was blessed to live close to a couple of country stores when I was younger. We also had a man named George that drove a bus filled with all kinds of things and he would come around to our homes on certain days. He had the best tasting candy, cookies and drinks. Those were fun times for us kids to be able to get a treat. It may have been just a piece of bubble gum and then we would practice for hours learning how to blow a bubble 😅 Oh the simple life, it might not have been for our parents, but when you are a child we didn’t think about hardships. Love your stories ❤

[@BeecuzWEcan]

Another great story about the "good ole days!" Thank you!! I live in a very small town of about 2700 people on the Western Slope of Colorado. We have one grocery store called the Merc, one gas station, one Main Street about 2 blocks long, one red light, one coffee shop, one bar, a few doctors, and two thrift stores. My favorite saying is "the nice thing about living in a small town is that when you don't know what you're doing, someone else does." 😂 An intriguing ending...can't wait! We love your stories Sweet GP! You are a bucket sunshine! ❤🐝fromColorado.

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

I’ll have to remember that expression. How true, how true!

[@michelleraney3577]

My grandpa had a country store/ gas station he opened in 1940. I loved going there when I was a growing up. He had a meat counter and sold bologna cut from big round long loafs and cheese cut from big blocks. It was special and I miss it. The building is still standing today.

[@renaebrown6402]

If you travel to Virginia, Granny Pat there are old country stores all over the place! I absolutely MUST go in each one I encounter. Listening to you reminds me of my late momma and MIL. I just adore you! ❤❤❤

[@barbiebeeks5280]

I miss my mom alot some days and finding you really helps me threw the rough moments!!!

[@DebbieB-zy8zp]

I love your glasses!! They are so pretty! Your stories are so relaxing. I could listen to you all day long! I grew up in a small town in upstate New York that had a country store with a pot belly stove. It was so fun to go in there and get a pickle from the barrel or s piece of penny candy or fabric to sew something….they had everything! Thank you for bringing back such wonderful memories!

[@Boyhowdy875]

I'm so happy to see you tonight!

[@givehimtheglory7]

THERE'S ALWAYS HANKY PANKY GOING ON! THAT JUST TICKLED ME! I LOVED THESE STORIES PAT! YOU ARE SUCH A WONDERFUL STORY TELLER! YOU LOOK VERY PRETTY IN YOUR MATCHING BLOUSE AND GLASSES 💚 THANK YOU AND GOD BLESS!💜💜💜

[@jackiemontogmery125]

Granny Pat you give so much to me. I love your stories. I enjoy just hearing you talk. I remember those little country stores. They always had what my Dad called Rat cheese! God Bless you and keep you in His care my friend. Grammy from Texas

[@jaynebahler9696]

Granny Pat, green is your color!! Beautiful. I really love this story Granny Pat! I live in New England and there are still some Country stores open with new owners of course , but they are an adventure to go into. I loved the penny candy!! Thank you again for making my world a better place ❤

[@suelott9612]

Hello Granny Pat, you are just BEAUTIFUL in those matching blouse and glasses!!! ❤️ I love your stories ❤️ KEEP telling them!!! LOVE YOU❤

[@gloriaoscar5055]

Love it! Love it! Thanks so much for those stories. It made me remember some stories when I was growing up. Wonderful memories. The simple things were the best. I miss those simple things. Love your blouse and glasses. I love Goodwill also. God Bless!

[@peggetennant]

I just loved this video. Family reunions were part of my life too. Always lots of relatives I didn’t know and lots of food. Everyone lived on their own farm. Great memories. But, I like Spam, a lot. Yep, no animals in the house. Funny how things have changed. Love hearing you.

[@Awebreeze-zm3st]

I had forgotten about rickrack and pickle loaf. Love memory lane stories.

[@rt3box6tx74]

Do you remember Olive Loaf? That one was my favorite. I also remember my mom ans aunt making sandwich loaf out of ground or finely chopped beef or pork roast leftovers. A packet of gelatin poured over top held it together in a little pyrex loaf pan with a glass lid. My family were cattlemen so we ate beef more than most people. I hadn't had hardly any pork other than bacon and ham until I was grown.

[@BlessedBaubles]

Oh Dear Pat, you took me back to my kid days when we’d get to go with our grandfather for a trip to what he called the Hardware store but we knew it had the big glass case full of Penny Candy! I miss that store so much. I miss those days too. Big family reunions! Food! Holidays! Thank you so much Pat. Please keep telling your stories. I love it best when you just keep talking about what ever comes to you. I just love it. It’s like I’m reading a book and I’m taken away to better times. I wish you’d talk for hours every day. I can’t believe you are doing all of this KZbin stuff by yourself. You are amazing. God bless you! ❤

[@loriyounge4588]

Loved this story! I can’t tell you how much I love your videos 🥰

[@Electra225]

I so much enjoyed this video here; the way you tell your stories make me feel as if I was there, in the moment, seeing what you are saying. I, too, miss so much of the way things used to be; your presence here really is comforting and to know that others appreciate a time so much more pleasant than it is now. Thanks, again, for another wonderful chat!

[@debby891]

Oh Granny Pat, I truly enjoyed this chat and learned so much, such treasured memories ❤

[@patticollins3356]

Loved the stories tonight . Been watching A U tube channel where they visit old country stores that are still around today. Far and few between . Your Daddy liked Spam. Love it ❤

[@SuperWoodyboy]

LOL LOVE yah Pat....Hope you are well

[@LivingMyDream4412]

Love your stories and can't wait for the surprise! 😃

[@melodyn2music]

Love your stories.

[@TooneyKat]

You are so precious, Granny Pat❤️ So glad to see the channel continue to grow!! I’ve been here since a little before you hit 6k🤗 Always makes me smile when I see you’ve posted and I can watch you tell a story

[@chitchatwithgrannypat7900]

Thank you!

[@justinrad5073]

I remember when I was little my grandmother taking me to the Old country stores. When you mentioned RC cola and Vienna sausages I smiled because my grandma use to always have them two things in her pantry at all times. I can't get enough of your stories Granny Pat. God bless ✝️❤

[@carolynpierce6694]

Loved the story as always! You painted a memory of the old country store that took me straight back to my childhood. We bought our groceries from a country store. Mama wrote a “memorandum” not a shopping list!, on the back of an envelope. I remember the pop box filled with cold drinks. You lifted the lid and reached in for one. 10 cents a piece. The glass case with fresh meat and cheese,, hoop cheese. The heater sitting over to the side with chairs around it that men sat in on the nightly gossips. Jars of penny candy. 5 cent Zero bars. 10 cents Baby Ruth’s. Men’s coveralls. Boxes of nails. I hadn’t thought of those memories in 50 years! Thank you for recreating it for me. ❤

[@sarahgallegos8652]

Oh Granny Pat, your a wonderful person. Bringing joy to us with "real life experiences" or stories of days gone by. Back in the day...seems there was more time to do family outings, where has the time gone😢. Sending you all prayers for a joyous, healthy and safe Holiday Season.🌲⛄🛐

[@MediumMosley]

I love Spam, especially when you fry them up! Love your videos and stories, it makes me miss my grandmas so much! You are a real treasure.

[@theresafulton9609]

Hey beautiful Gran Gran!!!!!! Hope your having a wonderful day you are always making me smile while I listen to your stories I think as important as the stories are it’s in the way you tell them that brings them to life and only the grandest of story tellers can do that!!!!!!! You are definitely one of the grandest I have ever heard you have a God given talent for it and it shows I look forward to seeing you every day what a blessing you are this ole world would have crumbled along time ago if not for people such as yourself keep the blessings coming there are people going through trials in their life and they need every blessing you give!!!!!!!! Sending you love ❤️ hugs and prayers always ✝️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄

[@AnnieBrownlll]

We have Amish relatives on my Grandpa’s side so we went to many Amish reunions. They were awesome and you couldn’t beat the delicious food!

[@Solidrock-jq6rp]

Listening to you was like listening to my Mother tell her stories. I love it. I miss her.

[@lybrooks]

You’re so cute Ms Pat! I love shopping at thrift stores too! I call it ‘treasure hunting’! Hugs😘

[@debnhim8353]

Love ALL your stories! By the way…those are my favorite glasses. Hope you have a great day! 👍🥰🌹

[@joannerandolph2198]

Ms.Pat, I was thinking the long tables could have been flat bed wagons borrowed from farmers because we have done that for large gatherings.. So many of our old time Mom and Pop stores have closed and our sense of community has been lost too! That was where you found out community news, who was sick, needed help,etc. Farmers would go there to see if there were any men or boys available to help with tobacco or hay, etc. A lot has been lost in American Culture since our old country stores have closed!!❤

[@rtrrecords]

Very nice recount of travels to the country. As a kid I had the chance to visit many of those old country stores and we didn’t have money to eat in restaurants. We had cheese, summer sausage and crackers off the tailgate of an old Chevy and off the glove box door! We all want you to know this, just tell your mind and heart ❤️ there’s no need to have a narrative schedule. Me and so many thousands just want to hear your dear voice and wisdom!

[@lynncarter2436]

My Uncle Glen, my Mama’s brother had an old country store up a little ways from our house. I love going to his store. Not just because it was my uncle’s store but because it was just like the old country store you describe .Hope you have a happy Christmas .

[@patriciahagler7670]

I remember those days and times. I, too, loved the old General Stores whenever we came across one. Keep telling your stories. They bring such good memories to mind. Take care, and God bless you. P.S.-Yes, you are beautiful and love your blouse and glasses.

[@cynthiachetian5617]

I love your glasses. They are beautiful & so are you. I came across your videos by accident & absolutely love them. I watch you every evening after work & so enjoy your stories.

[@larareveau]

Those sparkly glasses and goodwill blouse are so gorgeous!! That color is just perfect on you ✨️

[@jaenmartens5697]

This might be my favorite stories so far❤

[@BettyBrymer]

Oh my gosh, Granny Pat, I can’t tell you how much your video’s mean to me. Life is so crazy now and scary too but when I listen to you it’s feels me with a sense of well being ❤❤❤