Victoria MacKenzie-Childs shows her imaginary animals!
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One hamburger …Through the garden! Love it!
Wonderful memories there . I remember the local show fondly too . Dolly on a stick , fairy floss , icecream and hurdy gurdies. Guess the lollies and win the jar and animal exhibits .
Thanks Donna, I love trading stories with you!
Watching your videos heals my heart. Thanks for sharing you with us. 💚
What a pretty way to speak, Seraphina! Thank you
Oh poor Shirley!! 😂😂. I do enjoy your memories 😊💕
Love THROUGH THE GARDEN story!!!
We should keep it going, eh? “Take it through the garden, please.’😋
@@victoriamackenzie-childs7215 we go to 5 Guys for hamburgers occasionally. Get it all the way. Means everything. Sounds good. We are celebrating Tabernacles every day. Cooking yummy food. Having dessert. Taking communion. Celebrating with great Joy. Wish you were here!!
It's the same in Washington state. Have to wear masks. Fewer people to work. So unable to walk and eat. Fewer people, fewer entries.
Next year we will return with great joy!
Happy Tabernacles!
We have been reading the story of Hezekiah this week in the lesson. I just realized the Feast of the Tabernacles was even way way back in Hezekiah’s days. Isn’t that amazing to think of?
And so glad you too are planning on this nonsense being far from thought soon. It is so sad to me to see so many people falling for it -‘d complying with it. A friends ent a photo of a hand painted sign which says, “if you’ve ever wondered whether you would have complied during 1930’s Germany, now you know.” Something to think about.
@@victoriamackenzie-childs7215 we keep our eyes on Jeshua, the author and finisher of our faith. Fear is opposite of FAITH.
The Joy of the Lord is our strength.
Love y'all
Right! I shall tell you a little Sunday School trick. FEAR Is an acronym for:
F alse
E vidence
A ppearing
R eal
I sure do miss fairs 💕 This was such a great video!
Loved the fair, food taste so good cooked outside, mine was kielbasa sausage cooked with green peppers, onions and cabbage, still cook at home, course cotton candy and candy apples, haven't been to fair in long time,tfs,love from Tn
Mmmm, sounds terrific, Susan. And I forgot to mention , elephant ears … my favorite fair pastry. They are pastry rolled thing and fried and dusted with Crystal sugar. They flapped round as we nibbled, just like an elephants eat in the wind. I’m so glad it’s not a real one!
Never had elephant ears sounds delicious, funny how southerner food and northern are so different, but love good food
Love funnel cakes too pancake like dessert. Deep fried in oil, coverered in confectioners sugar yummy, we have them at local flea market here,look up on google
You took the words right out of my mouth, yep, you all have funnel cakes! Oh, and further north WEST and up Canadian way, THEY call us their elephant EARS, Beaver Tails!
On this day when my community Kroger ,Collierville,Tn., had a shooting w two deaths,this trip to the livestock area of the farm was a nice break. Sending love💜
Oh, Vicki, I’m so glad we always can look to God to know the truth of being in of the Kingdom of Heaven here and now. No one is excluded. All are embraced in love even when we think there is no Love. No, it is ever present, Vicki
You have wonderful childhood memories
💖💖💖💖💖so much fun to watch💖💖💖💖💖
I give my hands to greater service,my heart to……………………………….4H
"I pledge ... My Head to clearer thinking, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Hands to larger service and My Health to better living for my club, my community, my country, and my world."
Wow
Thank you 💐
Girl, you are the bomb!
So much fun you have me smiling and laughing out loud. You’re truly a genius in all you do!
Lovely to watch you and enjoy it all! 🥰👍👏👏
Loved your 4 H stories ❣😆👍🏼
So many more!
Wonderful performance at the end 🙂
I love hanging out with you!!!
I have so many great memories of the New York State Fair. As a young woman I showed Charolais beef cattle for area farms. What an exciting time that was for a girl from Connecticut. As we were loading up to leavethe bull I was leading bolted, and ran off down through the horse barns and onto the racetrack. I had to go get another bull to try and catch the other one. The police came and made a barricade. I only weighed about 100 lbs so It was quite a sight me dragging a 1800lb bull. I could Invision you showing pigs. I only showed a pig once at a Block and Bridle show in college. Not my best talent. You are so animated in you storytelling. We used to reminisce about our farm adventures with " remember when"......such and such happened.
Patricia! I am so impressed… Charolaise? The bulls always seemed so for doing to me. I can’t imagine handling them. They make Scottish Shorthorns look like pussy cats🙀. I loved that you told me such a story! What a gift. Thank you ever so much.
Ahoy, Victoria
I absolutely love you! I love your carefree spirit! You've probably been asked this a million times, but do you do your own hair? I love it. I am a retired hairstylist, and I do my own, and it isn't easy these days, but I'm so used to it. Love you, and wishing you the happiest of days!
Hello Marcy, I have never done it by myself. I am so amazed that ANYONE can do it on their own! It has become my “natural” way, I guess. I have had my hair like this for over 25 years, I think. First it was my cousin who did it for me, then my husband, Richard, and now a wonderful Boat-boy-girl, emeritus whom has become a fast friend. Also, recently a boatboy reminded me that he once did my hair! So it has been through many clever fingers over the years.
I actually keep it this way because it makes people snails -and- it is low maintenance. I only have to have it done 3 times a year, and it takes only 2 hours (or a little less). I do nothing between times! Thanks for appreciating it. It is an honor coming from an experienced Hair Coiffure.
Ahoy, Victoria
@@victoriamackenzie-childs7215 I'm honored to get a reply from you! You are a true gem. Thank you!
Lol enjoyed your stories.
Thank you, Chris! I’m so glad you are coming along with me.
Your positive, sweet nature and halycon view of the world is beyond inspiring. I hope everyone young and old finds your channel. You are a great teacher of how to enjoy life with gusto 💙💚💛🧡❤️
Why thank you, Shelley. You seem to have these qualities you mention … the halcyon ways, naturally and that is how you see them and are attracted. I so wish I knew how to reach out to the world. Right now, the only way I know is that the subscribers might reach out to their own corners of the world.. maybe we can all be apart of the healing so seemingly needed today. I know, somehow, if it is of God, not of personality, it is going out from its source like rings of bright water or the unseen wind but by the fluttering of the leaves in the treeAhoy, Victoria
Betty here.... we're from Missouri and when my husband, William, orders a burger he always says "Run it through the garden!" I haven't been to a fair in over 40 years but I loved the horses and mules.
I’m so glad it isn’t forever lost, aren’t you? Thanks to your husband!
I loved your story about polishing up your pig! 🐷
And yes. The way to win, to succeed, to thrive is simple...just love! Everyone, including our precious animals, respond. Love shows!
Your heart full of love, excitement, and passion just makes you light up. You have so many living gifts fir the world.
Big love to you!
Yes, especially the animals. Love is so natural to them. They know the difference!
What fun, no matter the situation, imagination mixed well with memories produces lovely experiences! My biggest surprise at a fair was seeing elephants, I knew they were big but until I actually saw them I didn’t know how small I was In comparison! I always loved Jersey cows, their beautiful brown eyes and gentle manner! We had a donkey ride instead of ponies! I only liked the milder rides! And I loved the farm animals! Thank you for sharing your wonderful stories! Blessed and safe days!
Right, one has to turn oneself right round to take in what is before us sometimes. It I very hard when there are so many empty spaces but all the more room for reminiscing. gratitude, and the wide angle theatre with all the room to play, eh?
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BRAVA! The county fair meant carnival rides and unusual food when I was a young city girl. Our family had a cat that I cared for but pigs seemed big and scary and dirty. Not yours! I can imagine your animal gleaming with beauty fit for a queen. What a great tale.
Michelle, I can imagine how strange it would be coming from where you were raised and meeting me along the way. It’s so fun now that all our fears are wiped away, eh?
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My husband was raised in a farming family. He said they had two piglets that they named after he and his little brother. (They were the two youngest of 7 children). They ended up having to sell those animals away from the farm because the family couldn’t bear to eat the pet pigs, which had turned into hogs. Lesson learned…do not name the pigs.
That is a good idea. It only invites heart-break … the anthropomorphicilization of animals. Thank you for the reminder. If we do name our closest pets, it’s ok, as actually life IS eternal and every sweet reflection is named by God, and Evervolving, running and distorting themselves. Like as when a beautiful gull flies off beyond the view, it does not mean he is stopping, no, not at all!
I love this trip, wish i have a partner like that.
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I really enjoy your animated storytelling! “Pigs out! Pigs out!” Ahahahaaaa so funny! How sweet to think of the beauty treatments you gave the piggies. And I bet your class group’s longhouse contribution was the most interesting design! I can just imagine. Such wholesome hearty childhood memories for you to treasure and share. Thank you for bringing us along.
Valerie I look so forward to embracing you aboard Yankee
You are wonderful to make most of what's there. I think farmers everywhere in the states are struggling. It is good to.show the culture that is the backbone of America. And, your stories bring it to life.
I know, Daniel. It is so important to show the American folks what farming and Ranching is all about. Most have no idea. The ignorance of our government about horses and the work they do so well hood & hand. with accomplished riders, makes these ignorances more flagrant. I love the State Fair for the fact that these ranchers and farmers spent a great deal of time and money to. One all the way to meet the public whom have been so isolated from our heritage and the deep Principles which permeate American culture, now, Morten ignored or deeply misinterpreted though the corrupted vision, deafens ears & loud voices of people whom lie to take the megaphone of our nation, twist the message and smother our children.
Sorry, but I had to add to your comment. Thank you for awakening the world to what is going on in our most wonderful Nation!
I so much enjoy your enthusiasm. You are fearlessly yourself, which is not easy to do! Thanks for sharing
You should really write a book.
Dear Gloria, this may be as close as ever we would get! Writing a book seems even more daunting than RUclips😜. Well, it’s a good thing lifeI is eternal, eh??. If it is right to write, I shall not be able to change God’s design. If it is not a right idea, it shall be fulfilled in a way I never could have imagined.
For now, I guess RUclips is the assignment.
Thank you for your wonderful support along this journey. It is a wonder every full day!
Awww so sad to see such a poor turnout for the.fair. my family spent many years participating there with our sheep. But alas the sheep barn collapsed a few years back, snow on the roof and strong winds, and it hasn't been rebuilt.
Agriculture is so very important and is still popular amongst our youth but the pandemic has hurt their efforts. I pray that next year will be better. Thank you for sharing your visit with us. And especially enjoyed the stories of your days as a child in 4 H!! Such a special time on our lives our childhoods. Be blessed!🌹
So sorry, Carolann. The sheep barn had no one it it this year. I am afraid of heavy snow this year on the roof of the school.😬
One thing I think will help next year is the stand we and our families take NOW!
My brother sent a photo of a hand painted sign which said, “If you’ve ever wondered whether you would have complied during 1930’s Germany, now you know”. We must think in this honestly, I feel.
@@victoriamackenzie-childs7215 oh dear. That would be devastating. Must put thinking cap on which I'm sure you've been doing. Preparedness is key. Which it looks like you've begun.