Love the dress and clothes you made for the beautiful little dolls and I know whomever bought them must love them! Intricate work Pat,you are so talented💞👍😊
One of the things I love most about listening to you is recalling memories from days gone by. I agree with you--I'm glad I grew up when I did. My heart goes out to young people today (and their parents). Life has changed so much! Don't you worry, the new plumber will get you all fixed up.
Those doll outfits are adorable Pat, you have many talents. I'm glad you found your picture. Your storytelling surely is your best , it sure makes me happy.
Have been enjoying all your stories lately, but. Didn't comment. Today I couldn't resist....love your story, sounds like something I'd get into. Also you love great and your glasses are wonderful. I buy cheaters also. Have about 35 pairs, several animal prints and lots of bling ✨️ 👌. ❤ Jan in Manchester.
My favorite is Andy Hardy movies. Doris Day Movie's! With Gordon McRae especially! "On moonlight Bay" And" By the light of the Silvery moon!" Cary Grant "Arsenic and Old lace" We could go on and on though! Old classic movies is My Favorite. I wish I could Find those pretty little dolls with those Neat clothes you made! I love them! Good job on the pretty ruffled dress! Good to see you on here today, You always make My day and My sister's too! ❤ we look forward to your Stories. Debbie In Texas I hate when the sink is stopped up! Even worse when maintenance is off until Monday Where I live anyway. Hope they get it Fixed Soon.
Pat, I haven't seen any really good movies in many, many years. My favorite all time movie is the James Bond classic: "Goldfinger," which came out in 1964. I like it so much I bought it and now I watch it all the time if I'm feeling down. I enjoy older, classic movies way more than anything made today.
Pat I think the movies of the 50s were so much better than today’s movies. My daddy loved going to movies so we went often.we kids went on Saturday mornings also.
Hello Pat. I can relate to your childhood movie experiences. My brother and I went nearly every weekend. This was roughly 1964 to '69. Parents didn't have to worry for the safety of their children then. The creeps and nuts were in jail or mental institutions and the ones that weren't knew full well not to even think about anything untoward or away they would go and no mercy. No matter how often we went the fun never diminished. Always an exciting time. We had two Drive-in theaters as well. In the summer on Friday or Saturday evenings the whole family ( Mom, Dad and four kids ) would stop at the root beer stand and have Spanish hot dogs, fries and a frosty cold mug of root beer. Then to the drive-in at dusk with the stars coming out and the fireflies blinking, and the mosquitoes biting. Lol That experience had it's own brand of magic memories. On the Sunday before school started the State Theater would give every kid a box of school supplies. Pencils, erasers, ruler, protractor and a tablet. I'm so grateful for my wonderful childhood. Well Pat, here's to unclogged sinks! Gary
Hi Granny Pat. Your lunch sounds perfect and I wish I had been there to enjoy it too. We could have had a great chit chat. 😊 The doll clothing outfits you handmade are just exquisite. I wish I had both dolls and bicycle on display and each doll wearing your excellent work. I am glad you had a picture to show us. I agree that the best movies from long ago out number what we have today. There is really no comparison. All of the cast of characters were a cut above most of what is available in recent years. I hope you get your plumbing fixed and will be back in working order Monday evening. Great video today. Your lipstick matched your top. 😊 Have a great Saturday evening watching old movies. I always think of you when I see Dr. Pepper in the store. Hugs. Nancy from IN.
Granny Pat, if you have Netflix, the Remake of “Rebecca” is absolutely outstanding! I was hesitant at first because I didn’t want to be unfaithful to the Original, but man, I was surprised! I actually watched it three times! Otherwise, I stick to the oldies but goodies, many available for free here on RUclips ❤️ when we were kids saying at my Granny’s, in a teeny tiny town in Oklahoma, we would go to the show every Saturday and then to Ben Franklins for a cherry coke. My Granny was on a party line back then, and we would get so frustrated with the little old ladies gossiping about who shot John, when we had important business like finding out what was on at the show😂😂😂those clothes look like Madame Alexander type clothes. Love your stories!
Dear Granny Pat, I Truly Love This Video,As Always I Love them All! I just Love the Little Doll Sets. If I run onto a set I would have to have then. You are a True Work of Art the Way You Have Conducted Your Life! I Admire You So Much! I Would Love to Have Been Your Life Long Neighbor! Thank You for the many Stories You have Given Us. You are a True Entertainer Yourself, and You Will Go Down in History With Your Videos!!!👏 😊❤. From the Bottom of Our Hearts We Love You Ms. Pat! ❤️😘🐝Bonnie Lou from Ohio
I'm 27 years old and have two daughters under two. In my early childhood, I was lucky to be influenced by a group of elderly neighborhood women, the last of their generation. They sang songs like "Yes! We have no bananas!" "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles," etc., and played canasta together on Friday afternoons. They spoke about two types of potatoes: "arsh" and "sweet." I was just a little boy, 4 or 5 years old, but I loved their company, and I think they enjoyed mine too. Now, years later, my daughters are being influenced by those ladies through me. My almost 2-year-old loves the song "Single Girl, Married Girl" by the Carter Family. We eat soup beans every Monday. My point is, a lot of what was good about years gone by will live on -- thank goodness! And your channel, I'm SURE, is facilitating some of that preservation.
@@WhereThatLongGrassGrows “Single girl,…” I don’t remember that one. If the Carter family sang it, I should remember. We watched the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday night.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 Granny Pat, probably because it's one of their earliest recordings from 1927. Sara and Maybelle sing it. Probably a little before your time! Luckily it's on you tube, just search for it.
I loved seeing the beautiful doll clothes you made! You are so wonderfully talented and creative! You have made “old masters” paintings, made beautiful designs with costume jewelry, prepared lovely table settings with your collections, authored books, told fascinating stories in person and on You Tube, and more. Kudos to You! ❤🎉.
You telling of the Movies was Very Interesting to hear. I really enjoyed hearing how those days were. Fond Memories! I have a Brother who is gone now, but if he were living he would be 88 this year in Nov.. I have a set of beautiful dishes with Roses on them he won at the show house when he was about 12. Jimmy was my oldest brother. He had 4 girls and 3 boys. One day he was at mom’s when I was there. Those dishes had been in a Cupboard for 40 years. I said mom you should give Jimmy those dishes to take home. He spoke up and said Bonnie you can have them. That was a nice surprise for me. I guess he figured he couldn’t go home with one set of dishes having 4 girls. Lol He always was nice to me. BL
The dolls are very reminiscent of Bradley Dolls which I had several of. Perhaps this woman was one of their suppliers. I wa born in 1943 and it was the BEST time to be a child.
Hi Sweet GP! You are an amazing lady! You always surprise me with many talents and storytelling. My first favorite movie was the Wizard of Oz. Every year, at the end of summer on a Sunday evening it would be televised. My mom would pin curl my hair while I watched. My second favorite my was/is Gone with the Wind. I haven't been to a movie in ten years. Nor do I watch any on TV. Totally agree with you. Horrible content. Bless you sweetie! Have a wonderful Sunday. ❤🐝fromCO.
Yes. Mr and Mrs Loving, The Old Settler, The boy next door, The Temptation, Fighting Temptation, Teen Wolf, I seen that Shak movie, The long walk home, Fences with whoopi, The run away,
I love westerns, so Gunsmoke fills my after work evenings...there is a movie from 1982 i rewatched "the Man from Snowy River" with Kirk Douglas playing the main character AND his own brother. Its a beautiful story (in my opinion) and romantic enough to also classify as a "chick flick". THe film also has two young Australian actors that are really good... I also like Lonesome Dove a lot.Have you watched any western-themed movies or shows? Good to see you today Pat 💞
@@FilbinCreekPhil I’ve watched ‘em all, but none recently. One of my old favorites, Duel in the Sun with Gregory Peck and Joseph Cotton. My favorite of westerns - Somewhere Out in the West. Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda. Anything starring Bronson.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 I havent seen Duel in the Sun, i'll see if i can one,,,Somewhere out in the west "i think" ive seen, but i love all those guys,I saw Henry Fonda in My Darling Clementine, i liked it but wished it had been longer, There are so many movies about the shootout at the OK Corral and i watch them all. I also like ACCURATE accounts of skirmishes with Native Americans... NDNS ;-) I just mounted a big screen tv on my office wall and got a new lazyboy so c'mon over 😄Have a good night Pat 🥰
I have Sirius XM app. One of the apps is Radio Classics. All the old-time radio shows from the 30s through the late 50s. I think of you often when I listen you would so enjoy these from mysteries to comedies and Cowboys. I have it on my iPad. A subscription but it’s good for iPhones ,your iPads and your car if you have Internet in your car. I know you would enjoy hearing these. It brings me back to the times. My mom and I drove in the car back-and-forth to help with my grandmother and we listen to them in the car radio on a.m. gives me a warm feeling. I love the education the TCM channel gives you about the movie before and after you watch. No pretty earrings today!. I do love the long days in the summer in the sun. Have a blessed weekend.🤗
Just watched, " I'd Climb the Highest Mountain", and I loved it!!! Thank you for recommending it! I'm watching " The Farmer's Daughter", now! You have a wonderful weekend, and I hope your kitchen sink clog gets cleared soon!
The actors from the 1940-1960s you listed are some of my favourites as well, although I didn't grow up in that era. I just watched Sunset Boulevard for the umpteenth time so I could introduce it to my daughter. It never gets old and Gloria Swanson has a new fan in my daughter. I also love silent movies -- Buster Keaton is one of my favourite actors/directors from that era. Winnipeg once had many theatres like the Hippodrome Theatre from your teenage years. Many of them still exist today, but not as theatres. Some are stores, another is a live performance venue, and one has even been turned into a bowling alley! In most cases, the architecture of these old theatres has been preserved while their use has been re-imagined. If I had a time machine, I would go back to the 1950s and spend the day movie theatre hopping, eating popcorn and taking in the latest films. 🍿📽
@@MichelefromWinnipeg I was about 15. In Louisville, Ky with my Brother in law. We were going to a movie. We went to 3 theaters and saw double features - six movies in one day. POPCORN ar each one. Figure that! I remember seeing The Man who knew too much. Doris Day/Jimmy Stewart.
Mattel has nothing on you! $6 an outfit, yikes! Can only imagine how long it must of taken to finish one outfit...need tiny fingers for that type of work.
Don’t you think late 80s is a little old to be helping people. We need help ourselves. I did lots of charity work when I was young but now it’s impossible. Pat and myself and any other senior are ready to do things we enjoy we can’t do everything. I’m surprised that you don’t know this.
@@peptidegirl A recent head injury limited my activity - loss of balance. I spent years heading the “work” committee, giving, giving, giving - I have fed many people with extra food supply. Maybe you should watch my video, “What would you have done?” #110. I think you will like that story. Somehow, I feel I should have done more.
I'm sorry if I sound nasty. To say to a woman who's pushing 90. Get out there help people. What do you think. Shes been doing all these years. Raising two kids alone. Working full time. Making doll clothes for a woman.. Who says a thread is showing.😂❤ Plzzzz
I thank you so very much and appreciate so very much your story time.
You are a gift to my soul.
Love the dress and clothes you made for the beautiful little dolls and I know whomever bought them must love them! Intricate work Pat,you are so talented💞👍😊
One of the things I love most about listening to you is recalling memories from days gone by. I agree with you--I'm glad I grew up when I did. My heart goes out to young people today (and their parents). Life has changed so much! Don't you worry, the new plumber will get you all fixed up.
Those doll outfits are adorable Pat, you have many talents. I'm glad you found your picture.
Your storytelling surely is your best , it sure makes me happy.
Thank you! People like you are what keep mr going.
Thank you Miss Pat ❤ You have made exceptionally Beautiful clothes for the dolls . I loved hearing your story . God Bless you ❤
Another wonderful video. I’m only 65 but brings back memories. I too love the old movies. And I too love Granny Pat❤
I even see the Newly Wed game shows on here, The Price is right, with Bob Barker, I used to look at the game shows.
the clothes you made look nice!❤❤❤❤❤
Have been enjoying all your stories lately, but. Didn't comment. Today I couldn't resist....love your story, sounds like something I'd get into. Also you love great and your glasses are wonderful. I buy cheaters also. Have about 35 pairs, several animal prints and lots of bling ✨️ 👌. ❤ Jan in Manchester.
My favorite is Andy Hardy movies.
Doris Day Movie's!
With Gordon McRae especially!
"On moonlight Bay"
And" By the light of the Silvery moon!"
Cary Grant "Arsenic and Old lace"
We could go on and on though!
Old classic movies is My Favorite.
I wish I could Find those pretty little dolls with those Neat clothes you made! I love them!
Good job on the pretty ruffled dress!
Good to see you on here today, You always make My day and My sister's too! ❤ we look forward to your Stories.
Debbie
In Texas
I hate when the sink is stopped up!
Even worse when maintenance is off until Monday
Where I live anyway.
Hope they get it Fixed Soon.
@@debbiebeal8206 Of course, plumbing out during the weekend! I can manage.
You are so multitalented!
Pat, I haven't seen any really good movies in many, many years. My favorite all time movie is the James Bond classic: "Goldfinger," which came out in 1964. I like it so much I bought it and now I watch it all the time if I'm feeling down. I enjoy older, classic movies way more than anything made today.
@@Tomatohater64 The clothing and ladies’jewelry in old movies was mind blowing.
Much agreed.
Elvis was awesome in movies too!!
@@melindablankenship1104 Elvis was awesome period!
Pat I think the movies of the 50s were so much better than today’s movies. My daddy loved going to movies so we went often.we kids went on Saturday mornings also.
Thank you for sharing your stories. I always look forward to your videos. Hope you have a lovely week ❤
What a lovely story time! I so agree with you about the movies. The dolls are so adorable! Nice work dear friend. Thank you Granny Pat!❤
Pat,
You do beautiful work. I named the dolls Jan& Greg!❤
Hello Pat. I can relate to your childhood movie experiences. My brother and I went nearly every weekend. This was roughly 1964 to '69. Parents didn't have to worry for the safety of their children then. The creeps and nuts were in jail or mental institutions and the ones that weren't knew full well not to even think about anything untoward or away they would go and no mercy. No matter how often we went the fun never diminished. Always an exciting time. We had two Drive-in theaters as well. In the summer on Friday or Saturday evenings the whole family ( Mom, Dad and four kids ) would stop at the root beer stand and have Spanish hot dogs, fries and a frosty cold mug of root beer. Then to the drive-in at dusk with the stars coming out and the fireflies blinking, and the mosquitoes biting. Lol That experience had it's own brand of magic memories. On the Sunday before school started the State Theater would give every kid a box of school supplies. Pencils, erasers, ruler, protractor and a tablet. I'm so grateful for my wonderful childhood. Well Pat, here's to unclogged sinks! Gary
Those dolls were gorgeous and the clothes you made were so beautiful! What a talented lady you are! Your stories are just beautiful!
I can't imagine making those tiny little doll clothes. You'd have to have alot of patience!
@@michelleraney3577 If it is something you like, you have patience.
Thank you for sharing your stories, I Look forward to listen to them!😀😃
...look great.
Your sewing was beautiful, it's a shame she didn't appreciate beautiful workmanship & pay more. Love your stories.❤ From LaVonne in Oregon
Thank you Granny Pat . I do enjoy your stories. Enjoy that delicious lunch. ( gives me a idea!)❤
My daughter was Charlie Chaplin for Halloween and no one knew who she was supposed to be.
Your doll clothes are exquisite!
You’re lunch sounds delicious. I’m cooking white navy beans with a smoked ham hock and i’m going to have cornbread with them
Good afternoon Granny Pat so good to hear and see you today.
Hi Granny Pat. Your lunch sounds perfect and I wish I had been there to enjoy it too. We could have had a great chit chat. 😊 The doll clothing outfits you handmade are just exquisite. I wish I had both dolls and bicycle on display and each doll wearing your excellent work. I am glad you had a picture to show us. I agree that the best movies from long ago out number what we have today. There is really no comparison. All of the cast of characters were a cut above most of what is available in recent years. I hope you get your plumbing fixed and will be back in working order Monday evening. Great video today. Your lipstick matched your top. 😊 Have a great Saturday evening watching old movies. I always think of you when I see Dr. Pepper in the store. Hugs. Nancy from IN.
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Hi 👋, Granny Pat! Your videos are so relaxing./Impressive work on the dolls’ outfits./I remember The Harlem Globetrotters on tv occasionally. 😂.
Granny Pat, if you have Netflix, the Remake of “Rebecca” is absolutely outstanding! I was hesitant at first because I didn’t want to be unfaithful to the Original, but man, I was surprised! I actually watched it three times! Otherwise, I stick to the oldies but goodies, many available for free here on RUclips ❤️ when we were kids saying at my Granny’s, in a teeny tiny town in Oklahoma, we would go to the show every Saturday and then to Ben Franklins for a cherry coke. My Granny was on a party line back then, and we would get so frustrated with the little old ladies gossiping about who shot John, when we had important business like finding out what was on at the show😂😂😂those clothes look like Madame Alexander type clothes. Love your stories!
Dear Granny Pat, I Truly Love This Video,As Always I Love them All! I just Love the Little Doll Sets. If I run onto a set I would have to have then. You are a True Work of Art the Way You Have Conducted Your Life! I Admire You So Much! I Would Love to Have Been Your Life Long Neighbor! Thank You for the many Stories You have Given Us. You are a True Entertainer Yourself, and You Will Go Down in History With Your Videos!!!👏 😊❤. From the Bottom of Our Hearts We Love You Ms. Pat! ❤️😘🐝Bonnie Lou from Ohio
Those little outfits are adorable! Very delicate work. ❤️😘🐝
I'm 27 years old and have two daughters under two. In my early childhood, I was lucky to be influenced by a group of elderly neighborhood women, the last of their generation. They sang songs like "Yes! We have no bananas!" "I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles," etc., and played canasta together on Friday afternoons. They spoke about two types of potatoes: "arsh" and "sweet." I was just a little boy, 4 or 5 years old, but I loved their company, and I think they enjoyed mine too.
Now, years later, my daughters are being influenced by those ladies through me. My almost 2-year-old loves the song "Single Girl, Married Girl" by the Carter Family. We eat soup beans every Monday. My point is, a lot of what was good about years gone by will live on -- thank goodness! And your channel, I'm SURE, is facilitating some of that preservation.
@@WhereThatLongGrassGrows “Single girl,…” I don’t remember that one. If the Carter family sang it, I should remember. We watched the Grand Ole Opry every Saturday night.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 Granny Pat, probably because it's one of their earliest recordings from 1927. Sara and Maybelle sing it. Probably a little before your time! Luckily it's on you tube, just search for it.
Thank you again for sharing this story with me.
I loved seeing the beautiful doll clothes you made! You are so wonderfully talented and creative! You have made “old masters” paintings, made beautiful designs with costume jewelry, prepared lovely table settings with your collections, authored books, told fascinating stories in person and on You Tube, and more. Kudos to You! ❤🎉.
You telling of the Movies was Very Interesting to hear. I really enjoyed hearing how those days were. Fond Memories! I have a Brother who is gone now, but if he were living he would be 88 this year in Nov.. I have a set of beautiful dishes with Roses on them he won at the show house when he was about 12. Jimmy was my oldest brother. He had 4 girls and 3 boys. One day he was at mom’s when I was there. Those dishes had been in a Cupboard for 40 years. I said mom you should give Jimmy those dishes to take home. He spoke up and said Bonnie you can have them. That was a nice surprise for me. I guess he figured he couldn’t go home with one set of dishes having 4 girls. Lol He always was nice to me. BL
Loved the story Granny Pat❤
The dolls are very reminiscent of Bradley Dolls which I had several of. Perhaps this woman was one of their suppliers. I wa born in 1943 and it was the BEST time to be a child.
Awwww those dolls are so sweet. You're very talented.
Good afternoon Granny Pat. I love movies from the 1930's -1950's.
Hi Sweet GP! You are an amazing lady! You always surprise me with many talents and storytelling. My first favorite movie was the Wizard of Oz. Every year, at the end of summer on a Sunday evening it would be televised. My mom would pin curl my hair while I watched. My second favorite my was/is Gone with the Wind.
I haven't been to a movie in ten years. Nor do I watch any on TV. Totally agree with you. Horrible content.
Bless you sweetie! Have a wonderful Sunday. ❤🐝fromCO.
When I was growing up I always went on Saturdays do you remember song of the south? That was the good old days ❤
@@daysail61 That movie has always been at the top of my list. Loved Uncle Remus.
Beautiful! ❤
Great movie Granny Pat!!! Just watching a week or two ago.❤
How darling!
Lovely story Granny Pat
Yes. Mr and Mrs Loving, The Old Settler, The boy next door, The Temptation, Fighting Temptation, Teen Wolf, I seen that Shak movie, The long walk home, Fences with whoopi, The run away,
I love westerns, so Gunsmoke fills my after work evenings...there is a movie from 1982 i rewatched "the Man from Snowy River" with Kirk Douglas playing the main character AND his own brother. Its a beautiful story (in my opinion) and romantic enough to also classify as a "chick flick". THe film also has two young Australian actors that are really good... I also like Lonesome Dove a lot.Have you watched any western-themed movies or shows? Good to see you today Pat 💞
@@FilbinCreekPhil I’ve watched ‘em all, but none recently. One of my old favorites, Duel in the Sun with Gregory Peck and Joseph Cotton. My favorite of westerns - Somewhere Out in the West. Charles Bronson, Henry Fonda. Anything starring Bronson.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 I havent seen Duel in the Sun, i'll see if i can one,,,Somewhere out in the west "i think" ive seen, but i love all those guys,I saw Henry Fonda in My Darling Clementine, i liked it but wished it had been longer, There are so many movies about the shootout at the OK Corral and i watch them all. I also like ACCURATE accounts of skirmishes with Native Americans... NDNS ;-) I just mounted a big screen tv on my office wall and got a new lazyboy so c'mon over 😄Have a good night Pat 🥰
I have Sirius XM app. One of the apps is Radio Classics. All the old-time radio shows from the 30s through the late 50s. I think of you often when I listen you would so enjoy these from mysteries to comedies and Cowboys. I have it on my iPad. A subscription but it’s good for iPhones ,your iPads and your car if you have Internet in your car. I know you would enjoy hearing these. It brings me back to the times. My mom and I drove in the car back-and-forth to help with my grandmother and we listen to them in the car radio on a.m. gives me a warm feeling. I love the education the TCM channel gives you about the movie before and after you watch. No pretty earrings today!. I do love the long days in the summer in the sun. Have a blessed weekend.🤗
I can relate to all you said about the good ole movies. I am like you when it comes to today's movies, and I hardly ever watch them.
Hope your going to be on tomorrow. You're better than Ed Sullivan.
Are…You…Sure?
Just watched, " I'd Climb the Highest Mountain", and I loved it!!! Thank you for recommending it! I'm watching " The Farmer's Daughter", now! You have a wonderful weekend, and I hope your kitchen sink clog gets cleared soon!
The Farmer’s Daughter, a favorite.
Father Was a Bachelor with William Holden
@@dd41283 “Anything” with William Holden!!
The actors from the 1940-1960s you listed are some of my favourites as well, although I didn't grow up in that era. I just watched Sunset Boulevard for the umpteenth time so I could introduce it to my daughter. It never gets old and Gloria Swanson has a new fan in my daughter. I also love silent movies -- Buster Keaton is one of my favourite actors/directors from that era. Winnipeg once had many theatres like the Hippodrome Theatre from your teenage years. Many of them still exist today, but not as theatres. Some are stores, another is a live performance venue, and one has even been turned into a bowling alley! In most cases, the architecture of these old theatres has been preserved while their use has been re-imagined. If I had a time machine, I would go back to the 1950s and spend the day movie theatre hopping, eating popcorn and taking in the latest films. 🍿📽
@@MichelefromWinnipeg I was about 15. In Louisville, Ky with my Brother in law. We were going to a movie. We went to 3 theaters and saw double features - six movies in one day. POPCORN ar each one. Figure that! I remember seeing The Man who knew too much. Doris Day/Jimmy Stewart.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 You lived it! The Man Who Knew Too Much is on my list of movies to see, with popcorn of course.
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🌟😊💖🙏👍
135.00??? and she paid you 3.00 for each outfit?...RIDICULOUS!
you are so creative
Katherine Hepburn you forgot....i'm sure you know not to pour gease down the drain...
@@SuperWoodyboy No grease!
Mattel has nothing on you! $6 an outfit, yikes! Can only imagine how long it must of taken to finish one outfit...need tiny fingers for that type of work.
Watch Dancing with The White Dog
@@gretchenlikes5964 Where do I find it?
Why not instead of shopping, go out and take a walk, experience nature, help other people
Don’t you think late 80s is a little old to be helping people. We need help ourselves. I did lots of charity work when I was young but now it’s impossible. Pat and myself and any other senior are ready to do things we enjoy we can’t do everything. I’m surprised that you don’t know this.
@@peptidegirl A recent head injury limited my activity - loss of balance. I spent years heading the “work” committee, giving, giving, giving - I have fed many people with extra food supply. Maybe you should watch my video, “What would you have done?” #110. I think you will like that story. Somehow, I feel I should have done more.
Pat fell on her head. What's your excuse😂❤
I'm sorry if I sound nasty. To say to a woman who's pushing 90. Get out there help people. What do you think. Shes been doing all these years. Raising two kids alone. Working full time. Making doll clothes for a woman.. Who says a thread is showing.😂❤ Plzzzz
I hope you dont mind. Pat my moms gone. Your my new mommy.