The Good Ole days morning talk show in a Temu sweater

[@carolkara987]

I was born in 1956 in New Zealand and grew up on a farm. We made kites too, and bows and arrows. We also made trolleys with old pram wheels and sometimes old lawnmower wheels. Our road had a steep hill and we would race our trolleys down it hoping cars wouldn't come and spoil our fun. We never put brakes on our trolleys so we had many cuts and scrapes but would drag our trolleys back up the hill and do it all over again. We used to catch the horses and ride over to the river and spend the day there; when we were ready to ride home we would find the bridles hanging on the fence and the horses were long gone back to the farm, so we would have to walk a couple of miles home. I wouldn't change my childhood for the world. I really enjoyed this today, thank you so much.

[@drea72]

I was born in the early 70's in NZ. Growing up in small town...big family in a small house. Paper dolls was my favorite. So different back then. But so many good memories too. Less stuff but less stress.

[@mchyde9645]

I grew up in the 50's. I had mini boxes with my grocery cart to play with. My Barbie was an actress, A designer, a writer long before all those kinds came out. I loved reading Nancy Drew, Vogue, Madamselle, Seventeen. One year my prom gown was on the cover. I had a black gown with ostrich feathers, opera gloves and a white evening coat for my senior prom. I loved fashion and the English look. Yes, so was a flower child! My second apt. in Pittsburgh I had this neighbor come down to introduce himself. A huge black guy that took up my doorway. He said I play for the Pittsburgh Steelers I asked what college team was that! I learned very quickly who the Steelers were. A great bunch of men and yes he won one of the Super Bowl rings! During the weekend the suburbanites would come to Shadyside, a part of Pgh. and look at the hippies. Wall to wall cars and people. Of course we all stayed in because who wanted to go out in that mess! Yes the good old days!!!! And I would go to NYC, the clubs! To be in my 20's again. But my 40's were great, I went back to college then in my 50's I went to college again and got my Masters. Now in my 70's I am downsizing an planning to go to a high rise eventually. So much stuff to get rid of. My 60's I bought my own house. So every decade I have have done something different. Oh yes, I had cancer and was getting a divorce. Cancer all gone, didn't have to have chemo or anything. God is my co puppet and has always been with me. He has plans for me, some came to be and new ones will come up. Take care Angela That is.some of my old days!!!!

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

Very interesting fun life you’ve had. Loved reading this

[@Mymmwalton]

I was born in 1966 and blessed enough to have still experienced all those memories myself that the person that wrote that article did!❤ I feel like I've been a displaced person ever since😊

[@debbiewhite2620]

Don't worry girl you make me smile your videos are great I just was watching your one of your videos and you mentioned that you are from Oregon I have lived here in Lakeview Oregon for years and other places in Oregon for 62 years love your stories hug's from Lakeview Oregon

[@evpalfy2464]

We used to play store. We loved it when those little tiny boxes of cereal came out and we would save all the containers and play store per hours. We loved it.

[@patriciawhitener3398]

I remember mom allowing us to takeoff the screen of a window. I can’t believe looking back that she would do that, but she did. And we would play Bank . It was so fun and she even let us play with the small papers that had bank information. But at that time it wasn’t dangerous to do that, but we had so much fun. And we would play tennis. The net would be a water hose and we would have sticks oh my goodness our sticks for decorated and we had so much fun hitting the ball over and over. It was a beach ball they have the best time with our imaginations. And the fun, I will never forget this. We had a coffee can and we would put our treasures in there. And bury them. It was so fun. We would play marbles and we would make up so many games with the marbles. I remember asking mom for Christmas if we could have marbles. Can you imagine something so simple.

[@mariemoorepgh432]

We would also play jacks and hopscotch for hours

[@WinterThyme16]

I look forward to your morning talk shows. Have a nice day! ❤

[@joanmaxine1]

Thanks for sharing your understanding of certain words. It is difficult today to stay ahead of the direction that language is going. I am older than you (84) and i am not a happy chicken with some of these changes. You are a very kind, clever creative woman and I enjoy your chats. I shall continue to follow you. ❤

[@user-bq9xq1jx5h]

I totally agree with you on All points. My Hubby watches with me when he can. He said it is amazing how your thoughts and values are so much like mine. I can't stand hearing the "F" word. I don't watch the ones that use it. I appreciate that you remind folks that some words and behaviors are not OK

[@HappyCouple1989]

My beautiful momma never ever said a bad word. We would tell her “Mom, say that sucks!” And she would laugh and ask us in Spanish why we would want her to say calcetines (socks). She never drank, never smoked, never said a bad word, never spoke ill about anyone. She was such a wonderful mother. Both of my parents were wonderful people. My dad was from Ohio and yes he did swear. I miss them both so much. We were 5 sisters. No brothers. We would play house. We would rearrange the furniture in one room and pretend it was our house. We would make a living room area, a kitchen, a bedroom, an office, etc and we would pretend to visit each other in our houses and have tea. It was so fun. We continue to be very united and close. I wish I could go back and be little again. We had a very nice childhood. Great video. You are a wonderful person. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

[@lyndyloo675]

I love listening to these stories. I was born in the 60’s and in Australia but some of your stories are the same as ours. My favourite was playing tennis and cricket with all the kids in the street joining in ✌️🇦🇺

[@belindapalmer3132]

Another Aussie here also born in the sixties playing in the Sprinklers and in the gushing terrentail Rain gutters outside our home in the NT love Angela’s stories she is amazing ❤

[@belindapalmer3132]

Your Grandbabies must just love being with you Angela it would be so much fun ❤

[@lyndyloo675]

@@belindapalmer3132 I lived on 20acres in Humpty Doo and one day I was driving down my road, one side torrential rain the other side bone dry. I couldn’t believe my eyes 😂

[@sandradaniel0405]

I love the Good Morning Angela Show. Love your guests today.❤❤❤

[@evlynealeshire5850]

I loved your video. I completely agree with you. We love your stories and the way you are. 😊

[@kelleyhighsmith1646]

We love you Mrs Angela! Thanks for being you!

[@jamietipton5743]

Love it! You made me cry. My mom and Dad is passed and all them memories are in my heart. ❤️

[@vickismith162]

You will both be in our prayers my dear for sure!!🙏🏼❤️God bless always ❤️🙏🏼

[@natalieperusse5756]

Love your stories Angela!! Keep up the good work!! Your special and different. I love it❤❤❤

[@wendykornfein3337]

Thank you for the update on Jamie. Keep us posted.

[@careystayton2663]

Morning miss Angela. You know I was born in 62 but I remember doing alot of those things I think we had it good. You know what I did I had barbies I would make my own earings by taking those straight pins with the colorfull balls and you always go two of each color so I would cut them down awoke them right at the bottom of barbies ears and they looked like real pearl earings and I had a color for each outfit. So funny any time I get tissue out of my temu hauls I say tissue for Angela😅 your grand girls are adorable.

[@judyarcher7706]

I loved paper dolls. My sister and I would cut out ladies from my mother's catalogs and cut out their clothes. We played for hours. Never bored because we also had lots of work to do!! We grew up along the river and did a lot of fishing. I was born in 1960. Simple times back then. AMEN give us older folks a break!!!

[@krs8282]

We had lots of kids in our neighborhood. We played school, house, lots of tag-type games, Pokeno, Flinch, and we took turns having a fair at our homes. Games would be a penny and prizes would be toys we no longer played with. The year my mother was pregnant with my brother, I tried to charge for the kids to see the fat lady...but my mom made me give the money back. 😂 Miss those fun, carefree days!

[@vickismith162]

I’m dying your grandkids cracking me up!!!😂Your just the sweetest lady with a pure and beautiful heart!!!!! ❤️❤️

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

Thanks.

[@vickismith162]

@materialmom-hz3wj ❤️🥰🙏🏼

[@johsheli]

We played post office, and made forts and houses out of refrigerator and other large boxes I loved playing with paper dolls and cutting paper to make dresses for them. Spent a lot of time playing with the neighbor kids playing tag and baseball. we roller skat with skates that you fastened onto your shoes and used a key to tighten them up, rode bikes and scooters We stayed out till dinner time told our parents where we were at.

[@mikipeltier3451]

😊 oh I love hearing other people's playtime stories from my generation I was a kid in Sauk Center Minnesota and we used to put on a lot of plays for the little neighborhood kids and charge them a penny and then we would go horseback riding all the time we had friends who had like a big farm on the country and we'll see horses lived on it and we would go out traveling all the time for hours and then my phone call about my brother a horse and his name was Thunder and once when my mom was gone he rode the horse in the back door and straight through and out the front door oh boy did we laugh. Lots more memories where that came from

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

Good stories.

[@SuzieLady]

I was born in 64 and would use cereal boxes to make a small theatre for my small dolls along with cut out dolls. We would ply ball against the wall and skip for hours! Thanks for your great videos Angela and you are not the only one that is struggling to keep up with all these social/political correctness

[@lindastrickland6232]

so much fun in the olden days. when we were so glad when the new Sears and Roebuck catalog came out so we could make the old one into a door stop, sit in the car and pretend driving.... the outside games too numerous to mention. I loved the new flour bags that mother could make a pretty dress.

[@tessaward9915]

I really enjoyed your “show” this morning, I love all your videos, but today was so nostalgic for me.I was born in 1953 and and spent my early childhood in Washington state. We had raspberries everywhere and my grandparents had an orchard. It was wonderful!

[@DedeHardin-bu8je]

You are a smart lady Love listening to you I look forward to it ☺️

[@ileyharris9453]

You have a pure heart. You would never call people bad things knowingly! Times have changed and each generation sees it. About 6 months before my dad passed he looked at me and said "Honey we (speaking of him and mom) just don't belong in this world anymore." They passed 8 weeks apart.

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

Wow, my husbands parents passed wells apart too.

[@user-pj4vg1vi8b]

I learned a word today. Thank you. Fagged means extremely tired, exhausted. Look out for haters!

[@lyndatidman3868]

Hi 👋 Angela great talk show 2 beautiful granddaughters you have there 😊

[@vickismith162]

Such wonderful sweet memories 🥰Thank you so very much for sharing and chatting..🥰❤️

[@Carolyn80720]

Hello beautiful lady. You my dear are pure of heart. Don't worry about what other people think or say. We are all Gods children and he knows our intentions. Keep being you Angela . Sending you lots of love from Nova Scotia Canada. ❤

[@vickismith162]

The sweater is so comfy and pretty ❤️🥰

[@susanpunako8590]

Angela. You are exactly right. That’s the way I was raised. In a very small town with lots of different cultural traditions in comparison to today. It is so hard to adapt to the language of this generation. They don’t understand us and put us down before they realize that what comes normal to us and is inappropriate to today’s generation. I give up Somedays. I never mean no harm to anyone ever just like you. I don’t think my brain can comprehend any differently than when I was growing up. I certainly wouldn’t ever say anything about your language. I hope people understand that. It’s all generational indeed. 😊

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

And it’s hard to stop and not use that word we have said all our life.

[@juliefizpatrick513]

I used to play marbles with the other kids at school and jump rope.

[@ihatemornings638]

Definitely do the sleep study. The low oxygen slowly damages their brain & heart. The sleep with a CPap + oxygen is so much better. It improved my spouses sleep quality, mood, thought process, energy levels, health issues and our relationship.

[@wendykornfein3337]

You're pure. I'll always take anything you say, the right way.

[@donnamartin927]

You’re my age, and we lived in a neighborhood ,our house sounds about like yours! It was on the coast of Wa. I use to love it when the book mobile came and I could get books ! It was so fun then my friends and I put out a blanket on the grass and read!

[@Kellyguy28]

I was born in 64 and spent early years in Anchorage we very (neighbors)creative doing things camping a lot . Im jelly you had siblings being an only child i had to be creative by my self most of the time.

[@Sammi.Lynn.93]

My dad is going through the same thing the last couple of years and he’s doing the night study now. He loves the oxygen. He hates having to do it. But he feels a lot better.

[@kirbybelle8940]

I was browsing Amazon and I saw your red silicone pans. They are to make muffin tops. Who knew!!

[@maryannwiggins9611]

Great Morning talk show. Great listening to someone with common sense. I'm 84 and remember never being bored. We were inventive and crafty and spent much of our day outdoors. Love your stories.🥰

[@Susan_1]

I was born in 1954 too.

[@carolynejensen-frocklage539]

Good Morning Angela,,, 😋😊 Yes thats when us kids used our imagination,,, if not we didn't have toys LOL

[@patti8732]

for sure we could be creative & it was so fun. My Grandmother was born in 1906 in her early teens they started an all-girls basketball team. No money for uniforms, so the girls went around to neighbors and friends to collect old broken umbrellas to make the uniforms out of. (cheap material today would fall apart lol) Her mother was a seamstress like you and made all the uniforms for the girls. Not sure how the team did, but the girls looked great. The Good Ole days. Remember making snow cream? tfs

[@terriebadger2442]

Good morning! Nice to see you again today yes my grandchildren have lost the creativity of their imaginations like we used to have Grandma tries to work at it and my grandson goes what is grandma doing LOL

[@kathyseiple1219]

Good 👍 going

[@evpalfy2464]

Here is a funny story. There was a white fellow talking to a black fellow and he goes. I don’t know what to call you anymore and the black guy goes. My name is Bob there you go?

[@karolynpieren5129]

That’s perfect.

[@vickismith162]

I do the same with words always have makes my son crazy 😂😂

[@huffnuz]

❤

[@careystayton2663]

It just depends in what context you use it in. Ih that sounds delicious ill take a sanwich yum ya made me hungary for turkey lol

[@user-yq2my1pb2p]

We had a milk door and the deep freeze was in the entrance and we played store and sold the popsicles my mom paid 7 cents for for a nickel because we didn’t understand change but we always put the change in the box. My Dad never let my mom yell at us for selling our treats to the neighbour kids

[@mariemoorepgh432]

Loved the morning show. I remember playing all those things with my siblings. It’s sad that some children only play with electronics. We had so many games we played outside with neighbors. I understand completely about what you’re saying about words. I just avoid the word Jew. I don’t want to offend anyone and I know you’re a good person who is not racist.

[@maryjones7679]

You’re so cute Angela. I am the same age as you and I am confused on how to talk also. However I do say the f,s,b, sob and other words alot. It’s just the culture I grew up in. But I think I am a great person. I love to help everyone I can. Donate $$$ to whoever needs it. Raised other people kids til age of 69. Pray for peace everyday. I think I deserve to talk anyway I want. But NOT to discriminate against anyone or use the Lords name in vain.

[@vickismith162]

Hello Angela🥰❤️

[@vickismith162]

I feel like you can’t breath the wrong way without being cancelled 🙄

[@cmeyummy]

💋😘🥰

[@elenacaputo6083]

I don’t think you need anymore clothes, get a garbage bag, and fill it with at least 1/2 of the dresses, and donate them to the women’s shelter. They will love you!🌹

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

There’s no woman’s shelter here or near. I will donate to the adult handicap place.

[@Pam.Sandlin]

I say things without thinking too. I knew you were saying it but i didn’t take offense because I knew what you meant

[@evpalfy2464]

The original definition of UCK was a short term for uncalrnal knowledge a legal term. Then it became a swearword eventually.

[@karolynpieren5129]

Isn’t it weird to watch movies that are supposed to be in the 1800s and they use that word. We looked it up because I didn’t believe they talked like that. And they didn’t. The way RS has been around since 1400 but not as a curse word. It ruins the movies for me

[@mchyde9645]

I was in my 30's.for the divorce and that.

[@wendykornfein3337]

Now a days, we don't see kids at play. Internet has taken over.

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

That’s for sure

[@PralineQueen]

They switched all the words on us. Let me ask you are those girls like 10 and up because, I have a granddaughter that's 10 probably 11:00 should be 11:00 in October and she wanted a doll last year and I don't know if I should get her another one

[@mchyde9645]

You looked it up on Wikipedia! Look at the word Woke, I still can't figure that one. To me.woke is when you woke up.

[@claragreiner3592]

Wanted to let you know that I got an email that was supposed to be from you. It said I had won the prize give away. Gee, I thought, I didn't know there was a contest. They asked for my mailing info and said I was required to pay the postage which was $51.00. I may have been born at night but not last night. I knew it was a scam. Told them I'm poor so just pick another winner. Then they asked how much I could afford. Told them no thanks. Thought you should know.

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

Oh my. No. I am glad you didn’t believe them.

[@karolynpieren5129]

Google “ q” in LGBTQ. IT says both words.

[@KimberlyLong62]

Lord that is an old word for taking more of your time or money back in the day. They judge me down. .

[@PralineQueen]

I'm trying to ask like how old do they usually play with them cuz I had boys how old do little girls usually play with dolls if they like them maybe till like 13?

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

My ten years old still play with the dolls

[@PralineQueen]

@@materialmom-hz3wj I sent her another one today Barron Tennessee and I'm in Louisiana so, but thank you she is 10 but I don't know I'm glad you let me know 🙏🙏🙏💋

[@deniseg112]

The term Jew someone down even though a verb it came from people thinking Jews are cheap so verb or not it’s now not a nice thing to say. Yes we all grew up with these terms because we were ignorant but we all have no excuse to use them any more.

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

My sister told me that about the verb Jew. I am going to try to change my habit

[@truciepetty9811]

I just found out that Indians aren’t called that… indigenous people

[@materialmom-hz3wj]

Oh thanks. Now we have to remember that word and not slip up