Chris F I know!! I wrote a status asking if anyone I know graduated from Spellman in 1983 because I’m dying to get my hands on the yearbook to look up her photo. So far I haven’t found anyone, but I’m sure I will since Spellman is one of the most popular catholic high schools in my neighborhood because it’s co-ed. lol.
sky Its true. lol. I can’t imagine living anywhere else!! It’s so funny. I’ve always loved Coco. Before I found out she was from The Bronx, she always reminded me of pretty much every character in my life, and then when I found out she was from The Bronx, it all made sense. It was like an: “Ohhh.....THAT’S what it is!” moment. lmao.
that was a great story! Such a small world. As a gay high schooler I never fit in anywhere as I was a mechanic and a rock-n-roller and hated disco and fashion (this was 1976-78)...I loved Aerosmith...I was at the *infamous* Led Zep concert at the Kingdome in 1977! So glad Coco that you too appreciated rock! because I never fit in, I kinda just drifted, waiting for school to end and not having many friends or ambition...I was smart tho and got B's and C's with no effort expended. But my health teacher (also the track coach) in my Junior said to me 'I know you know this stuff, if you just applied yourself, you'd ace this and get good grades'. No one before had *ever* taken an interest in me, not even my family, enough to push me like this, so I got inspired, aced his class and all the others, went to college, and got much further than the scared, skinny, red-headed gay kid who loved rock-n-roll could have ever dreamed of going. Thank you Mr. Heath. And thx Coco!
I want a Miss Francis story. When I was in 6th grade, in the 70s, I had a teacher that was somewhat psychotic. A friend of mine sat next to me, and his desk was always a mess on the inside (it was one of those, that you sat down and lifted the desktop). One day the teacher came over to him, pushed him out of the seat, picked up the entire desk, turn it over and dumped everything on the floor. Then said to him "clean it up" then sent him to the principal's office and got paddled. Ah, the good old days, when teachers were allowed to physically and psychologically terrorize 11 year olds. No wonder we turned out the way we did.
Went to St. Athanasius in the South Bronx had a nun smack a kid so hard it gave him a bloody nose. Another teacher repeatedly smacked a kid from one end of the classroom to the other. Sadly I have to confess that the kids were better for it than what we have today.
@@lmarti204 What brutality! Alot of my friends went to Catholic schools so I'm glad my parents sent me to public schools, now. I grew up in the Catholic church and my mother was a nurse in a Catholic hospital, and the nuns always seemed so nice.
Ms. Francis was NOT psychotic and not known for extreme discipline. She was an art teacher. Ms. Francis was my favorite teacher and I still think of her to this day.
Gifts : Mr. Tallarico gave his son the Gift of Music. Ms. Coco Peru gives us the gift of her time. Thank You for these precious gifts of Your Time and Your Heart. Bigg Huggs from Way Up Here in Denver !
God I love you so much more because you're able to keep up so many of us right now. Thanks for sharing so much more about yourself with us ❤💕. God bless you sis
I wonder if Mr Tallarico spent the last years of his life boasting that he once taught the great Coco Peru! I feel it's a story Liv tells about her Grandfather!
These stories are slaying me. You are dredging up memories that are cracking me up. When I was in junior high school in the 70's in Indiana, our choir director, Mr. Fissinger, who was a very nice man, always had a ball of spittle on his bottom lip and when he spoke, it created a strand between his upper and lower lip. TWO years, every day, I saw this and it made my flesh crawl every single time. So, thank for pulling that memory up for me as I prepare to go to bed at 2:45 am - god only knows what I will be dreaming about as a result! LOL
These solitude thoughts videos that you are posting are so heartwarming. You are a very caring and nurturing person; you just make me feel really good. Thank you.
This is a precious story, and memory, thank you for sharing it to inspire us once again! I still love "Dream On", yes....I'm that old. I love you fabulous Coco 💜
What a beautiful story about Mr. Tallarico! That is very cool that he continued to teach in the Bronx even though his son had made it. It's funny when we look back at our teachers and remember so many awesome things and stories about them.
Coco Peru!! I have been loving these stories every day. I'd love it if you continued with these even after our time in solitude is over. You've got so much wisdom and unique things to share. Love getting to know you more through these little clips.
I really appreciate this. I really appreciate looking at the part of your life, and the bits that back then made us cringe but now make us laugh and fill us with warmth.
'Thoughts While in Solitude' have been so sweet and so inspiring and so needed now. You're just an old softee (no matter what they say!) I love the animated drawing. The artist really captured u. Sometimes late at night when I'm in bed, with my cats piled on top of me, watching one of your trip videos you'll say something so outrageous and funny it causes my to scream out loud with laughter. So loud the neighbors are pounding on the wall. Fuck 'em. I'm enjoying my MIss Coco.
I love these vlogs. Yesterday, I asked my parents questions, and I learned a lot about them. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and brightening our day.
I knew it!!!! You are so lucky to have known him! Thank you for sharing this with us! I love Steven Tyler so much. I would love to see you preform Dream On.
Thank you Miss Coco. I look forward to your little things, they are keeping me calm you sweet thing. I don't think you realize what a soothing balm you are to us, your care is considerate. Much love from this crazy world and those of us who care too. xxoo
Love this installment. You are such an inspiration to so many of us. My adopted family is from Queens and now lives in Brooklyn and I lived in LA from 1986 to 1998 so you hit my vibe on so many levels, plus you are just such an awesome person with such great insights. My hubby and I love you Coco and wish you and yours well during this time of solitude. Stay well you wonderful thing!!!
Thank you Coco for these thoughts in Isolation, I am really enjoying! Ironically I just threw away my yearbooks because I am in the process of moving from Ft. Lauderdale to Los Angeles to be with my husband. You and I are the same age and I have been doing a huge purge of things I found as far back as grade school. :) It is so freeing to let things go!n
This was awesome! I was 3 years old then. Crazy... I think everyone has had those moments when they've through about throwing away their yearbooks. I can't seem to bring myself to do it either. My brother burned his. Anyway... great video! Ty again! xx
So funny that you posted this. I recently was looking on your wiki page and laughed out loud when I saw you went to Cardinal Spellman. Both my parents are from the Bronx and my mom went to Cardinal Spellman. She has a lot of stories from back then of being a little hellraiser and driving her teachers up a wall. Apparently she was once called to the office for having an "un-Christian attitude" whatever that means. Mr. Tallarico was her music teacher too! She always would tell us about how Steven Tyler was his son and if you looked closely you can tell Steven gets his iconic smile from his dad. Anyway, small world! I think you and my mom would have a lot to talk about!
What a fabulous story Coco. I'm such an enormous Steven Tyler fan but even more than that. I'm a huge fan as parents that feel such loving pride in their children. A quick story my son is a drummer and in my eyes he is perfection. He joined his first band at 16 and their name was beer for breakfast I thought this was fabulous. My daughter and myself went to every rehearsal and every show with audiences of 25 and 30 people and they were the best days of my life. He has become an extremely successful businessman as well formed a new band that performs locally to quite a few more than 30 people. I think I wanted to include this because somehow it seems important. When he was growing up he was bullied and really didn't have any friends to speak of. It's so what really makes me so very proud was in spite of all of this he has grown to be a very successful man surrounded by wonderful companions and has a very full and exciting social life. Coco you have the most amazing way I was giving me permission to stop and take the time to indulge in life's blessed memories. He will be dropping off groceries and supplies for his mom to make sure that I am comfortable and don't need to risk visiting the shops. I hope the other commenters don't mind my taking up space with my own personal thoughts. Please be safe everyone and be well.
Lol your art teacher reminds me of a biology teacher from my 7th grade. He would yell air raid and duck behind the desk and start firing big biology books at the students. He was a veteran, but I believe there was something a little off lol. I love hearing your story about you music teacher. You were 1 degree of separation from a super huge rockstar! Thanks for brightening up this lockdown.
Oh my goodness! Another great story!! It does make me feel old for two reasons. #1. I graduated High School in 1971. And, #2. 1983 was the year my son was born! Would love to hear more growing up stories. Thanks
I read Steven wrote 'Dream On' when he was 17. My biggest concern at 17 was my outfit for the day! But you'll notice that the good rock stars all can play the piano well and have a strong music background imo.
Dream on. ❤ Great advice. When I was a lot younger, my Dad told me, si quieres algo y estás despuesta a trabajar por ello, puedes lograr cualquier cosa (if you want something, and are willing to work for it, you can accomplish anything). He died when I was 22 but every time I doubted myself, I remembered what he'd said. Stay safe everyone. Hope you're all doing well.
i LOVE these Coco solitude thoughts. :-) P.S. my teacher was Mr. Rush. he was probably in his early 60s. he was a short, wore a bib apron in class, and was a bespectacled red head, but the red was fading and he was balding. he lived in a unique glass-front A-frame house. i used to walk by it and wonder who lived there, and years later i discovered it was Mr. Rush and his wife. he was good to me and supportive of me. i miss him. when i get to heaven, i will look him up!
Thanks fro sharing, It's cool to know something not many people would. Even his granddaughter is a famous actress. Better he could never of expected their lives.
Oh Miss Coco, I'm hoping to hear your rendition of "Dream On" one day. P.S. Please please, you've got to tell us about that teacher beating the sh!t out of the girl. Ah the good ol days when teachers were allowed to kick a student's a$$.
I lag behind with the Coco Thoughts but they are an everyday couple of minutes highlight to me. All the best from Germany. 8.15 am gotta start home office day after bfast with this Coco inspiration ... hope I'm gonna be able to catch up with. # 10,11 & 12 at the end of the day. L❤️VE
You go Mrs Francis! Hahah no but Mr Tallarico is a nice man too. I love professional and kind teachers who really stick to a students heart by actually nourishing them souls with messages like that.
Wow Coco...what a story! I just had to go right to Wikipedia after the video and look up Steven Tyler! His real name is Steven Victor Tallarico....named mostly after his father & your music teacher. Sadly,😢it said Mr. Victor Tallarico passed away on September 10, 2011. That is a great story and memory to have from your high school years!!! I myself graduated in 1981, which is hard to believe it's almost been 40 years ago!!! OEY-VEY!!!🤣LOL!!! Love your thoughts in this solitude series....it's so refreshing!!! Can't wait until the next episode arrives!! Love you Miss Coco!!! ❤💛💚💙💜
My jaw hit the floor! Steven Tallarico! I’m watching Armageddon right now. See, there is our little connection!! Oh, I just love these little videos! Thanks & blessings!💜🕊💜
Teachers in Brooklyn pinned kids up against blackboards, pulled girls by the hair and dragged them out of the class, and I had one teacher that had PMS. Every month was an adventure. One month she did a Mommie Dearest and pulled all the drawers out of her desk and threw everything all around the room. Third grade traumatization. Catch the Liv Tyler episode of Who Do You Think You Are?, interesting information about the family.
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Ok. We HAVE to hear about the art room gal on gal fight.
I can't wait!!😊 Class of '81!
Stevebaby123 She has to!!
If we dont hear about Miss Francis, it will be a crime ...
Can't wait For the miss Francis story !
I wanna see Coco’s high school photo! :D
Chris F yesssss!
Chris F I know!! I wrote a status asking if anyone I know graduated from Spellman in 1983 because I’m dying to get my hands on the yearbook to look up her photo. So far I haven’t found anyone, but I’m sure I will since Spellman is one of the most popular catholic high schools in my neighborhood because it’s co-ed. lol.
everyone from the Bronx's seem to have a lot of character
My mom was born, and raised, in the Bronx. They do.
sky Its true. lol. I can’t imagine living anywhere else!! It’s so funny. I’ve always loved Coco. Before I found out she was from The Bronx, she always reminded me of pretty much every character in my life, and then when I found out she was from The Bronx, it all made sense. It was like an: “Ohhh.....THAT’S what it is!” moment. lmao.
dennyny8 she is literally every aunt I have. I love it. lol.
Thank you! I live in Da Bronx.
@@dennyny8 sooo friggin true
Surely I can't be the only one who would like a story about happy Mr Johnson, to the left of Mr Tallarico.
that was a great story! Such a small world. As a gay high schooler I never fit in anywhere as I was a mechanic and a rock-n-roller and hated disco and fashion (this was 1976-78)...I loved Aerosmith...I was at the *infamous* Led Zep concert at the Kingdome in 1977! So glad Coco that you too appreciated rock! because I never fit in, I kinda just drifted, waiting for school to end and not having many friends or ambition...I was smart tho and got B's and C's with no effort expended. But my health teacher (also the track coach) in my Junior said to me 'I know you know this stuff, if you just applied yourself, you'd ace this and get good grades'. No one before had *ever* taken an interest in me, not even my family, enough to push me like this, so I got inspired, aced his class and all the others, went to college, and got much further than the scared, skinny, red-headed gay kid who loved rock-n-roll could have ever dreamed of going. Thank you Mr. Heath. And thx Coco!
I want a Miss Francis story. When I was in 6th grade, in the 70s, I had a teacher that was somewhat psychotic. A friend of mine sat next to me, and his desk was always a mess on the inside (it was one of those, that you sat down and lifted the desktop). One day the teacher came over to him, pushed him out of the seat, picked up the entire desk, turn it over and dumped everything on the floor. Then said to him "clean it up" then sent him to the principal's office and got paddled. Ah, the good old days, when teachers were allowed to physically and psychologically terrorize 11 year olds. No wonder we turned out the way we did.
Now, same scenario but in a Catholic school full of nuns! Some of those gals were really vicious. Most of us were too scared to misbehave. 😄
Went to St. Athanasius in the South Bronx had a nun smack a kid so hard it gave him a bloody nose. Another teacher repeatedly smacked a kid from one end of the classroom to the other. Sadly I have to confess that the kids were better for it than what we have today.
@@lmarti204 What brutality! Alot of my friends went to Catholic schools so I'm glad my parents sent me to public schools, now. I grew up in the Catholic church and my mother was a nurse in a Catholic hospital, and the nuns always seemed so nice.
@@kennethkauzlaric8948 Maybe.... but the kids were disruptive and disrespectful as I recall.
Ms. Francis was NOT psychotic and not known for extreme discipline. She was an art teacher. Ms. Francis was my favorite teacher and I still think of her to this day.
OMG! I went to Cardinal Spellman High School! I can’t believe I never knew that about you Coco!
Are you still in The Bronx?? I’m in Throggs Neck!!
You are such a genuine, good-hearted person. Love you, Coco!
A Dynasty fight 😂😂😂 Coco you are a treasure!
Gifts : Mr. Tallarico gave his son the Gift of Music.
Ms. Coco Peru gives us the gift of her time.
Thank You for these precious gifts of Your Time and Your Heart.
Bigg Huggs from Way Up Here in Denver !
God I love you so much more because you're able to keep up so many of us right now. Thanks for sharing so much more about yourself with us ❤💕. God bless you sis
I needed this. Thank you, ma'am.
I wonder if Mr Tallarico spent the last years of his life boasting that he once taught the great Coco Peru! I feel it's a story Liv tells about her Grandfather!
Thank you again! You’re keeping us sane and hopeful! Thank you!
Holy crap Coco! I LOVE Aerosmith! That is the most awesome story and Steven’s father is ADORABLE. What a wonderful teacher. ❤️❤️
Thank you, please keep making videos. Love you,
You make my life in self isolation worth it, thank you for being you!
YES lawd YES! Great teachers are so far and few between. They are priceless and so are you! Another wonderful story Ma Coco. Love you ❤️
Omg yearbooks from that time are gold. I used to love looking at my older sisters yearbooks when I was a kid.
These stories are slaying me. You are dredging up memories that are cracking me up. When I was in junior high school in the 70's in Indiana, our choir director, Mr. Fissinger, who was a very nice man, always had a ball of spittle on his bottom lip and when he spoke, it created a strand between his upper and lower lip. TWO years, every day, I saw this and it made my flesh crawl every single time. So, thank for pulling that memory up for me as I prepare to go to bed at 2:45 am - god only knows what I will be dreaming about as a result! LOL
I adore that little sign at the start it's so cute
These solitude thoughts videos that you are posting are so heartwarming. You are a very caring and nurturing person; you just make me feel really good. Thank you.
Thanks again for sharing this,but we better hear more about that teacher fight soon. I look forward to these every day. Please, stay safe.
Miss Coco, we want to hear about that fight between Miss Francis and the girl.
“A Dynasty fight” 😂😂😂😂😂 I can see Joan Collins and Linda Evans going at it!! I remember those Dynasty fights from when I was in elementary school!
fgorlando loves it
I was named after a character on Dynasty!!
Fallon O’Hagan that’s amazing!
This is a precious story, and memory, thank you for sharing it to inspire us once again!
I still love "Dream On", yes....I'm that old. I love you fabulous Coco 💜
this series has been the best thing during the whole quarantine. SO appreciated, youre truly a great one
What a beautiful story about Mr. Tallarico! That is very cool that he continued to teach in the Bronx even though his son had made it. It's funny when we look back at our teachers and remember so many awesome things and stories about them.
Thank you for making these. Because you definitely don’t have to do this. But honestly, your stories make my days better! Thank you!
Coco Peru!! I have been loving these stories every day. I'd love it if you continued with these even after our time in solitude is over. You've got so much wisdom and unique things to share. Love getting to know you more through these little clips.
never cease to make me smile! thanks coco love these whilst im trapped indoors
OH MY GOSH, that’s a cool story! Thank you for these wonderful videos. They’re like a warm cup of tea and a friendly hug in these uncertain times.
I really appreciate this. I really appreciate looking at the part of your life, and the bits that back then made us cringe but now make us laugh and fill us with warmth.
'Thoughts While in Solitude' have been so sweet and so inspiring and so needed now. You're just an old softee (no matter what they say!) I love the animated drawing. The artist really captured u. Sometimes late at night when I'm in bed, with my cats piled on top of me, watching one of your trip videos you'll say something so outrageous and funny it causes my to scream out loud with laughter. So loud the neighbors are pounding on the wall. Fuck 'em. I'm enjoying my MIss Coco.
Dreams do come true!!! Thanks Miss Coco for sharing another wonderful story!!! Love to all!!! Stay safe and take care!!! 💋
I love these vlogs. Yesterday, I asked my parents questions, and I learned a lot about them. Thank you for sharing your wisdom and brightening our day.
Thank u for posting daily - i save these up for the really tough moments and i look forward to them so much
I love that the Tallarico family operated Trow-Rico, a summer resort and music camp in Sunapee. Did you ever go to it Miss Coco?
You have the most incredible experiences.
Love you today, love you tomorrow, love you forever Coco Peru....
I knew it!!!! You are so lucky to have known him! Thank you for sharing this with us! I love Steven Tyler so much. I would love to see you preform Dream On.
I've really enjoyed getting to know you better through this series. Thank you so much for these videos.
I so enjoy your Thoughts While in Solitude! Please keep them coming
Thank you! Even Deep East Texas is now under quarantine! You made my day!
Thank you Miss Coco!
I sooo look forward to your posting each day. You make each day a little bit of 🌞
Thank you so much for these stories. You're an inspiration--especially during these days of isolation. Much love to you!! Stay healthy and God bless!
Coco, you are brightening up my days.
Thank you Miss Coco. I look forward to your little things, they are keeping me calm you sweet thing. I don't think you realize what a soothing balm you are to us, your care is considerate. Much love from this crazy world and those of us who care too. xxoo
Love this installment. You are such an inspiration to so many of us. My adopted family is from Queens and now lives in Brooklyn and I lived in LA from 1986 to 1998 so you hit my vibe on so many levels, plus you are just such an awesome person with such great insights. My hubby and I love you Coco and wish you and yours well during this time of solitude. Stay well you wonderful thing!!!
As soon as I saw that last name I knew where this was going. HOW COOL! And we DEFINITELY need to hear about that fight!
I still have my high school year book too ! 1982. :) It's nice to look through it now and then.
Thank you Coco for these thoughts in Isolation, I am really enjoying! Ironically I just threw away my yearbooks because I am in the process of moving from Ft. Lauderdale to Los Angeles to be with my husband. You and I are the same age and I have been doing a huge purge of things I found as far back as grade school. :) It is so freeing to let things go!n
Thank god coco had been posting!! She has saved me from going insane. Love you Coco!!! At least while in solitude we don’t see the BULK GARNAGE!! Lol.
This was awesome! I was 3 years old then. Crazy... I think everyone has had those moments when they've through about throwing away their yearbooks. I can't seem to bring myself to do it either. My brother burned his. Anyway... great video! Ty again! xx
So funny that you posted this. I recently was looking on your wiki page and laughed out loud when I saw you went to Cardinal Spellman. Both my parents are from the Bronx and my mom went to Cardinal Spellman. She has a lot of stories from back then of being a little hellraiser and driving her teachers up a wall. Apparently she was once called to the office for having an "un-Christian attitude" whatever that means.
Mr. Tallarico was her music teacher too! She always would tell us about how Steven Tyler was his son and if you looked closely you can tell Steven gets his iconic smile from his dad.
Anyway, small world! I think you and my mom would have a lot to talk about!
I could listen to you all day 😂. Thank you, it gives me a smile!
What a fabulous story Coco. I'm such an enormous Steven Tyler fan but even more than that. I'm a huge fan as parents that feel such loving pride in their children. A quick story my son is a drummer and in my eyes he is perfection. He joined his first band at 16 and their name was beer for breakfast I thought this was fabulous. My daughter and myself went to every rehearsal and every show with audiences of 25 and 30 people and they were the best days of my life. He has become an extremely successful businessman as well formed a new band that performs locally to quite a few more than 30 people. I think I wanted to include this because somehow it seems important. When he was growing up he was bullied and really didn't have any friends to speak of. It's so what really makes me so very proud was in spite of all of this he has grown to be a very successful man surrounded by wonderful companions and has a very full and exciting social life. Coco you have the most amazing way I was giving me permission to stop and take the time to indulge in life's blessed memories. He will be dropping off groceries and supplies for his mom to make sure that I am comfortable and don't need to risk visiting the shops. I hope the other commenters don't mind my taking up space with my own personal thoughts. Please be safe everyone and be well.
I shared this with a friend who is a big Steven Tyler fan. She loved your story.
Lol your art teacher reminds me of a biology teacher from my 7th grade. He would yell air raid and duck behind the desk and start firing big biology books at the students. He was a veteran, but I believe there was something a little off lol.
I love hearing your story about you music teacher. You were 1 degree of separation from a super huge rockstar! Thanks for brightening up this lockdown.
Ms. Francis was NOT like that!
WOW. Now that was a story! Love you Coco.
Oh Coco I love that story about Mr Tallorico. Please tells some more stories, especially about Miss Francis. My year is also 1983.
Another wonderful memory! 💙😍
Thank you your stories are fascinating and the way you tell them!!!!
Oh my goodness! Another great story!! It does make me feel old for two reasons. #1. I graduated High School in 1971. And, #2. 1983 was the year my son was born! Would love to hear more growing up stories. Thanks
I could just listen to you for hours. Thanks for sharing all your wonderful stories!
Miss Francis: "It was magical in a whole other way..." I want to hear that story.
I needed to hear this message today..thank you CoCo 🥰
Have so enjoyed this series! Thank you!!
I read Steven wrote 'Dream On' when he was 17. My biggest concern at 17 was my outfit for the day! But you'll notice that the good rock stars all can play the piano well and have a strong music background imo.
These have been such a blessing
Stay Safe Coco!!!! I don't want anything bad to happen to you ever!
Dream on. ❤ Great advice.
When I was a lot younger, my Dad told me, si quieres algo y estás despuesta a trabajar por ello, puedes lograr cualquier cosa (if you want something, and are willing to work for it, you can accomplish anything). He died when I was 22 but every time I doubted myself, I remembered what he'd said.
Stay safe everyone.
Hope you're all doing well.
What an awesome story, thanks Miss Coco. Love at you.
i LOVE these Coco solitude thoughts. :-)
P.S. my teacher was Mr. Rush. he was probably in his early 60s. he was a short, wore a bib apron in class, and was a bespectacled red head, but the red was fading and he was balding. he lived in a unique glass-front A-frame house. i used to walk by it and wonder who lived there, and years later i discovered it was Mr. Rush and his wife. he was good to me and supportive of me. i miss him. when i get to heaven, i will look him up!
Thanks fro sharing, It's cool to know something not many people would. Even his granddaughter is a famous actress. Better he could never of expected their lives.
Oh Miss Coco, I'm hoping to hear your rendition of "Dream On" one day.
P.S. Please please, you've got to tell us about that teacher beating the sh!t out of the girl. Ah the good ol days when teachers were allowed to kick a student's a$$.
Thank you, Miss Coco! ❤️💃🏼❤️
Thank you coco waiting everyday for you thank God wonderful fun!
Omggg..i said you reminded me of my aunts from the Bronx ..You are from the Bronx !! Im floored !!
I lag behind with the Coco Thoughts but they are an everyday couple of minutes highlight to me. All the best from Germany. 8.15 am gotta start home office day after bfast with this Coco inspiration ... hope I'm gonna be able to catch up with. # 10,11 & 12 at the end of the day. L❤️VE
Love this so much, Coco. Thank you. 💜💛
You go Mrs Francis! Hahah no but Mr Tallarico is a nice man too. I love professional and kind teachers who really stick to a students heart by actually nourishing them souls with messages like that.
WOW!!!! Thank you Miss Coco!
Thank you for these daily videos Coco❤️ Can't wait for the Miss Francis story 😂
Wow Coco...what a story! I just had to go right to Wikipedia after the video and look up Steven Tyler! His real name is Steven Victor Tallarico....named mostly after his father & your music teacher. Sadly,😢it said Mr. Victor Tallarico passed away on September 10, 2011. That is a great story and memory to have from your high school years!!! I myself graduated in 1981, which is hard to believe it's almost been 40 years ago!!! OEY-VEY!!!🤣LOL!!! Love your thoughts in this solitude series....it's so refreshing!!! Can't wait until the next episode arrives!!
Love you Miss Coco!!! ❤💛💚💙💜
Thanks, Miss Coco! 💜
What a freakin small world !! Love it ☕️💜✨🎸
Thank You Miss Coco Peru! :)
Thumbs up
My jaw hit the floor! Steven Tallarico! I’m watching Armageddon right now.
See, there is our little connection!!
Oh, I just love these little videos! Thanks & blessings!💜🕊💜
Thank you for keeping us SANE! with LMAO!!!! XOXO
Awesome reflection.
Love You Coco !
I still have my yearbooks too....some people call them annuals...which I had never heard of until I moved away from home....
Yah!! Another video for me to enjoy and treasure!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Love it, Thank you Coco!!
I've been looking foward to these everyday recently. I love your stories Coco!💖
what a lovely story...….I remember my 6st grade music teacher Miss Shaffenacker...and the song called "the clarinets" …..thanks for sharing
Teachers in Brooklyn pinned kids up against blackboards, pulled girls by the hair and dragged them out of the class, and I had one teacher that had PMS. Every month was an adventure. One month she did a Mommie Dearest and pulled all the drawers out of her desk and threw everything all around the room. Third grade traumatization. Catch the Liv Tyler episode of Who Do You Think You Are?, interesting information about the family.