I love hearing of your Mother and the olive oil. My mother-in-law and her sisters are that way about centerpieces at weddings or celebrations! It’s funny but they will get multiples for each of them and bring them home. One wedding they got stopped at the door by the wedding planner who said, “You can have the flowers, but the vases are rented. I’m gonna need those back.” 😂
as Gay People, some families are damning some are welcoming, when you find a family that accepts you, your partner's S.O., it's one of those feelings that gives you a ''moment'', you mom and Rafa just makes my heart swell, when my partner's adult sons accepted me into their family and his very close extended family, I had a new experience, a moment, a family that accepted Me for ME. not even my own biological family can do that. Thanks Coco, for cracking the cranial caramel, memories and wonderful thoughts always seem to escape. We Love You Coco Peru !!
Dear RIX, the alliteration of "cracking the cranial caramel" delights me, as does the joyful acceptance and love your partner's family has provided for you.
I started a journal. Each day I find something in my house that has a memory and I write about it! Thanks for all the great stories and the idea to write down all the little things in my life that has meant so much over time! And your daily thoughts have really brightened my day!
Dear T C, You impress me by how you have evidence now of having been truly inspired. You saw the wonder in what Coco was doing in her life, and you put forth the effort of parallel action in your own.
Aww, that was so sweet of your Rafael to your Mom to Spain, your Mom looks so cute! That is what makes memories and so nice of you Miss Coco to share with your Coco Puffs, thank you, this made my day, hugs from Orange County, CA 🏰👸💞💞💞
Miss Coco I want you to know you’ve been my ray of sunshine through this pandemic . I listen to your videos every day and you are so wonderful and positive . Love you ❤️
How darling that your mom wanted all those little bottles of olive oil - I'd have done the same thing!! Precious memories for Helen, you & hubs of showing her Spain... you all will cherish those all your days on Earth. Nothing is more sweet than experiencing those magical moments with loved ones. You're a golden ray of sunshine every day!! I love you, truly.
IMO, this series is the best thing I know of on RUclips, and this episode may be my favorite so far among many wonderful episodes! How lucky are we to be experiencing these funny, uplifting, and captivating stories as only Coco can tell them?!? Coco is truly helping this Cocopuff get through these awful times! 🤍🤍
Oh Miss Coco, as I make dinner, I am listening to you reminisce about taking your mother to a castle, and her with the olive oil, and I can't help but smile and feel so at peace. The momentary distraction is better than any therapy! You are such a fantastic story teller! Thank you for yet another great distraction! You are like the cool, fun aunt I never had! Take care and thank you! 😊 Edit: Own that moment! Yes!!!
I love the tale of Helen & the olive oil, it made me laugh out loud. My grandmother Ann used to force my grandpop to go to the local Marriott 'Happy Hour' every Tuesday night because they had a giant buffet. She actually would line her purse w a plastic bag & leave with about $50 worth of meat & fancy cakes, then would have what she called SPECIAL LUNCHES all week
Bless you, Coco, for being a beacon of hope in this difficult time. *hugs* I'm the crazy lady who cried all over you during Drag Con. When I was growing up in the 70s, I remember there were no visible gay people. My sister was afraid to tell us she was a lesbian and did not tell us until she was in her 20s, and she was scared to tell us. I always knew that was messed up, and to have lived through all of these changes so that a thing like Drag Con can exist, and marriage equality, something I never thought I'd see in my lifetime is just amazing. That was why I cried all over you that day, and said, "It's all for the children." That moment was so significant to me, and I have felt bad for crying at you like a crazy woman since that day. Your videos have been such a comfort to me. My daughter is married to a wonderful woman and they are so happy together. I'm so glad these things happened in my lifetime. Bless you, Coco, and all the wonderful positive energy you put out into the world.
coco i just want to take the time out of my day to thank you for everything you have done for me. me being a teenager, your personality and your outlook on life has inspired me in many ways. it has taught me that i can be whoever i want and do whatever i want without caring about what others think. please never stop being you coco. and again, thank you so much. 💓 love from Michigan
Coco, that is a beautiful memory of your mother that will always be with you. Sometimes when my mother would see a beautiful full moon, she would call me so that she could share it with me...Now every time I see a full moon I always think of her. Thank you so much for sharing "the little things" because, you are so right, they are the big things!
Thanks, Miss Coco! 💜 If that rooster keeps waking you up, you might have to take it for a trip to the country... or rotisserie. 😉 Helen looks lovely fulfilling her childhood wish (and collecting all those wee bottles of olive oil)! 🏰 I'm so glad you were able to do that for her. 🌷
I love hearing beautiful stories about mothers and their children. As someone who doesn't have many, my mom was mentally ill, it makes me very happy to hear. Stay safe everyone!!
What a beautiful story. I Remember feeling just like your mom when I went to Europe. You have made me think about all things I have done and seen in my life. The good memories. I miss my mom,we shared a lot. Thank you Coco for helping me on my quarantine journey. ❤️
Coco Peru deserves way more views than 8, 502. I am 2 weeks behind on watching 'Coco Thoughts in Solitude' (long story.) I shared a bunch of the first 25. I am sharing every single one on my Facebook from now on. Coco Peru has earned way more than 8, 502 views.
My daughter told me to watch your videos. I did and now they're the highlight of my day. A little thing that really is a big thing during this difficult time. Thank you !
Dear sweet Miss Peru, the videos you posted in 2020 still ease the mind upon viewing in April of 2022. These stories are for me reminders of grateful living and how to show love. An idea that has yet to fully percolate through my brain to concise clarity is this: It's called Thanksgiving because one's inner thanks is only witnessed through one's outer action of giving.
I often have those thoughts too and wonder just how many people have walked the same streets etc and had the same problems (and joys) and feelings etc. I am always fascinated by old photos (both mine and others) where you see other people in the background and I wonder if I’m in their photos etc. They probably think “Who the Hell is this freak?” but hey ho. It’s one of the little things! I’m so thrilled you managed to do this with your mother. My mother passed when I was 15 and for you both to treat your mother to something she loved as much as this must have been such a gift. Much love! Stay safe! And thank you for sharing these videos. They bring so much joy! ❤️
You need to put these in a book. I love your stories theh are funny and warm and thought provoking . Wonderful . Thank you. I look forward to your video every day. Brings me a little bit of happinness in this troubled time ♥️♥️
Thank you!! Such a lovely story. I wish i would've taken my mother to more places!! But I did so much for her while she was here. Her name was Helen also. Love you and your sweet husband!!
I love you 😄 Your Mama and the Olive oil had me chuckling. We all have a family member that would do this! For me it’s my daughter! Beautiful shared stories again Miss Coco 🌟
Miss Coco you are so wise and speak so kindly of your mother. My older sister lives in Spain(retired there years ago) and when my youngest son was questioning his life purpose(as 20 somethings often do) I sent him to spend a few months with my sister. Just seeing the history and antiquity of Europe is enough for any American to understand there is so much more to this planet than our modern existence in the very young US of A. He came back to North America a changed young man. I do believe Spain, and the love of a good family, saved his injured soul! Thank you for your musings, reminded me that none of us are insignificant.
Yet again. I love your stories. It makes me think about all the great memories I have of the things I've been able to do with my Mom and looking forward to all the memories I have yet to make with her. I'm so glad we we're able to share the taping of Will and Grace that you were in together and I hope I can take her to see one of your shows someday soon.
Wow! el Alcazar de Segovia! I was ~14 yrs old when we visited. Lucky for you that you got a picture and nonetheless with your mom. I got late to your "Coco thoughts while in solitude" series, but I'm gonna savour them slowly hee 👍🏼💃🏼🏰 thanks for this.
Yes money can’t buy happiness but it can help make beautiful memories like this and those are in turn truly priceless. My sense of humour is unusual but I think your little coco puffs will love it. I would love to have you on my show one day my beautiful Mrs Peru. x
Oh my goodness I’m in tears listening to your mother’s words about dreams coming true. I didn’t know how much I needed to hear those words. I’m sending you all my love ♥️
Nice story. Reminded me of taking my mom to Bruges last summer. She had never seen a medieval city before and loved it! I made a voice recording of her in that moment enjoying it and joking that my father had missed it because he didn’t want to come (he was standing right next to her lol).
The time you spend with us is a part of the journey we all continue to make. Perhaps, on one hand, we are all insignificant, but I believe, that being remembered in the long-term history don't really matter, it is the lives we touch along our journey together, in the now, are important. I am happy to share this journey with you and all those others that are living and dying and watching as we go through this together. Thanks Coco
I Love Your stories !! Your Mother looks like a sweetheart !! God was so good giving You to Her !! I miss my Mother, everyday of my life !! Thank You Coco, for brining us into Your life !! Luv Ya !!
Coco, that was a lovely, heart-felt story about your mother. I swear, your mother and mine are long lost sisters, they sound so much alike. How blessed you are to still have her. I think it's a good thing that people are using this time to ask themselves the hard questions they were too busy to ask before. Be well and take care; Love you!
Love you so much Coco. You are a poplar Drag Queen but you are also just such a nice human being! I really hope to have someone like you in my life one day.
You know I'm an early riser, but a 5am rooster would bother me. I want to be alone with my thoughts and my Yuban at 5am, not mingling with the poultry.
I absolutely adore these small reflection videos in a big way but allow me to mention you in one of my reflective steps I had this morning. As I was waking up to start the days work ahead of me, I was lying in bed thinking that I had promised my brother to go out riding our bikes 6 safe feet away this afternoon while at the same time thinking that I had to frost a dozen or so cupcakes before I met with him. I’ve been cooking and eating way too much which is why the exercise. Well the thought of those salted carnal cupcakes up against those grueling minutes on my bike alongside a full day of work in my home office conjured up the line that you delivered in the opening scene from the classic Will and Grace episode “Moveable Feast” where you, as a man, delivered a line that cracked me up right out of bed. “I’ll give you a clue. She had something raised and something lowered”. Lol that scene and particularly you in it just cracks me up to this day not to mention a bright spot to all that’s chaotic and mundane this morning for me. So thank YOU for that little thing that I’m able to draw inspiration from. Lol love Brian in Charlotte, NC.
Very NYC of her! Would loved to have met her. Adorable, my mother is the same exact way! Love you as always Coco! 💙💙 thanks for sharing this lovely story.
This is so so lovely! Loving your musings on this wonderful series but this one got me. What a lovely surprise for your mother at the parador.Besos y un abrazo muy fuerte xoxo
OMG. This is beautiful. I love this. Your videos make me smile and cry for the beautiful things we have in life. I had planned a single trip to Germany, which not has been interrupted by the ugly Miss Coronavirus. I was planning to visit various castles and places in Germany. I'm upset and mad that im not going till "further Notice" but I'm glad to see your daily videos. I love Coco.
Hi Coco, I mentioned, earlier, that I too have travelled to Spain. Went alone on a lifetime adventure. But back to El Corte Ingles: I get a little self conscious dining in public by myself so I would go to the Super Mercado in the basement of ECI and purchase Acete de Olivos y caviar y a bottle of Spanish wine and return to my room and have a little picnic. Just wanted to share. Thanks for all your videos :)
👑👸PRINCESS POWER!!!👸👑 Wow....no matter the age...I guess every woman dreams of being a princess!! You are so WONDERFUL to have given your mother her ultimate gift of making her dream come true!!! Such a wonderful story Miss Coco...you are a national treasure my darling!!!💕💋💕
I love it, sounds like me taking the tiny bottle of olive oil. I do that with small things like that on restraint tables. Never know when ya need it?! But what a beautiful story though. Very nice. :)
When you say “Well my darlings I love you and miss you all” you actually mean it you can feel it in the heart ❤️ you are a wonderful human being. 😘
Love all the comments especially because this story really means so much to me. XOXOXO
I love hearing of your Mother and the olive oil. My mother-in-law and her sisters are that way about centerpieces at weddings or celebrations! It’s funny but they will get multiples for each of them and bring them home. One wedding they got stopped at the door by the wedding planner who said, “You can have the flowers, but the vases are rented. I’m gonna need those back.” 😂
as Gay People, some families are damning some are welcoming, when you find a family that accepts you, your partner's S.O., it's one of those feelings that gives you a ''moment'', you mom and Rafa just makes my heart swell, when my partner's adult sons accepted me into their family and his very close extended family, I had a new experience, a moment, a family that accepted Me for ME. not even my own biological family can do that. Thanks Coco, for cracking the cranial caramel, memories and wonderful thoughts always seem to escape. We Love You Coco Peru !!
Dear RIX, the alliteration of "cracking the cranial caramel" delights me, as does the joyful acceptance and love your partner's family has provided for you.
I started a journal. Each day I find something in my house that has a memory and I write about it! Thanks for all the great stories and the idea to write down all the little things in my life that has meant so much over time! And your daily thoughts have really brightened my day!
Dear T C, You impress me by how you have evidence now of having been truly inspired. You saw the wonder in what Coco was doing in her life, and you put forth the effort of parallel action in your own.
Aww, that was so sweet of your Rafael to your Mom to Spain, your Mom looks so cute! That is what makes memories and so nice of you Miss Coco to share with your Coco Puffs, thank you, this made my day, hugs from Orange County, CA 🏰👸💞💞💞
I am just loving my philosophy Queen's daily messages. You have no idea how helpful you're being to so many of us. Love you Coco!
Miss Coco I want you to know you’ve been my ray of sunshine through this pandemic . I listen to your videos every day and you are so wonderful and positive . Love you ❤️
Amen
How darling that your mom wanted all those little bottles of olive oil - I'd have done the same thing!! Precious memories for Helen, you & hubs of showing her Spain... you all will cherish those all your days on Earth. Nothing is more sweet than experiencing those magical moments with loved ones. You're a golden ray of sunshine every day!! I love you, truly.
IMO, this series is the best thing I know of on RUclips, and this episode may be my favorite so far among many wonderful episodes! How lucky are we to be experiencing these funny, uplifting, and captivating stories as only Coco can tell them?!? Coco is truly helping this Cocopuff get through these awful times! 🤍🤍
Oh Miss Coco, as I make dinner, I am listening to you reminisce about taking your mother to a castle, and her with the olive oil, and I can't help but smile and feel so at peace.
The momentary distraction is better than any therapy!
You are such a fantastic story teller!
Thank you for yet another great distraction! You are like the cool, fun aunt I never had!
Take care and thank you! 😊
Edit: Own that moment! Yes!!!
I love the tale of Helen & the olive oil, it made me laugh out loud. My grandmother Ann used to force my grandpop to go to the local Marriott 'Happy Hour' every Tuesday night because they had a giant buffet. She actually would line her purse w a plastic bag & leave with about $50 worth of meat & fancy cakes, then would have what she called SPECIAL LUNCHES all week
This gave me a good laugh! Now that's a determined woman! 💜💜
You know why I love ya? You're authentic and vulnerable, as well as witty and fabulous. You have a life long fan, here. Love ya Coco!
That castle is gorgeous and I love your mother’s flowy white dress in the picture! Beautiful story
What good people you and your husband are. To do such a wonderful thing for your mother. I love your videos. Take care.
Bless you, Coco, for being a beacon of hope in this difficult time. *hugs* I'm the crazy lady who cried all over you during Drag Con. When I was growing up in the 70s, I remember there were no visible gay people. My sister was afraid to tell us she was a lesbian and did not tell us until she was in her 20s, and she was scared to tell us. I always knew that was messed up, and to have lived through all of these changes so that a thing like Drag Con can exist, and marriage equality, something I never thought I'd see in my lifetime is just amazing. That was why I cried all over you that day, and said, "It's all for the children." That moment was so significant to me, and I have felt bad for crying at you like a crazy woman since that day. Your videos have been such a comfort to me. My daughter is married to a wonderful woman and they are so happy together. I'm so glad these things happened in my lifetime. Bless you, Coco, and all the wonderful positive energy you put out into the world.
coco i just want to take the time out of my day to thank you for everything you have done for me. me being a teenager, your personality and your outlook on life has inspired me in many ways. it has taught me that i can be whoever i want and do whatever i want without caring about what others think. please never stop being you coco. and again, thank you so much. 💓 love from Michigan
I have realized that when it comes to the world we humans are insignificant. We need the earth it doesn't need us, so treat it as such 💌
Preach it!!!
Amen, Loads of Love
Very well said.
Great story reminds me of my last trip with my mom! Please do not ever stop these wonderful stories!!!!!
Beautiful family memory! @misscocoperu 💖💖💖 Thank you for sharing this with us!!
Coco, that is a beautiful memory of your mother that will always be with you. Sometimes when my mother would see a beautiful full moon, she would call me so that she could share it with me...Now every time I see a full moon I always think of her. Thank you so much for sharing "the little things" because, you are so right, they are the big things!
This is a HUGE THING....❤ this story.
Thanks, Miss Coco! 💜 If that rooster keeps waking you up, you might have to take it for a trip to the country... or rotisserie. 😉 Helen looks lovely fulfilling her childhood wish (and collecting all those wee bottles of olive oil)! 🏰 I'm so glad you were able to do that for her. 🌷
that rooster bothers me :)
I love the stories about your mother, they remind me of my grandmother who traveled a lot late in her life with my grandfather.
I love hearing beautiful stories about mothers and their children. As someone who doesn't have many, my mom was mentally ill, it makes me very happy to hear. Stay safe everyone!!
Sending virtual hugs 💕
And you stay safe and healthy too!
What a beautiful story. I Remember feeling just like your mom when I went to Europe. You have made me think about all things I have done and seen in my life. The good memories. I miss my mom,we shared a lot. Thank you Coco for helping me on my quarantine journey. ❤️
Your mother was blessed with such a thoughtful child. What a blessing you are as well . Love you miss coco
Coco Peru deserves way more views than 8, 502. I am 2 weeks behind on watching 'Coco Thoughts in Solitude' (long story.) I shared a bunch of the first 25. I am sharing every single one on my Facebook from now on. Coco Peru has earned way more than 8, 502 views.
My daughter told me to watch your videos. I did and now they're the highlight of my day. A little thing that really is a big thing during this difficult time. Thank you !
Dear sweet Miss Peru, the videos you posted in 2020 still ease the mind upon viewing in April of 2022. These stories are for me reminders of grateful living and how to show love. An idea that has yet to fully percolate through my brain to concise clarity is this: It's called Thanksgiving because one's inner thanks is only witnessed through one's outer action of giving.
I often have those thoughts too and wonder just how many people have walked the same streets etc and had the same problems (and joys) and feelings etc. I am always fascinated by old photos (both mine and others) where you see other people in the background and I wonder if I’m in their photos etc. They probably think “Who the Hell is this freak?” but hey ho. It’s one of the little things! I’m so thrilled you managed to do this with your mother. My mother passed when I was 15 and for you both to treat your mother to something she loved as much as this must have been such a gift. Much love! Stay safe! And thank you for sharing these videos. They bring so much joy! ❤️
You need to put these in a book. I love your stories theh are funny and warm and thought provoking . Wonderful . Thank you. I look forward to your video every day. Brings me a little bit of happinness in this troubled time ♥️♥️
Thank you!! Such a lovely story. I wish i would've taken my mother to more places!! But I did so much for her while she was here. Her name was Helen also. Love you and your sweet husband!!
Love you Coco!!! Dreams do come true!!! Thank you for sharing that wonderful story!!! ❤💋
What a wonderful gift you gave your mother!
I love seeing your hand gestures in the reflection of the mirror telling the story.
MISS COCO yet again you had me crying. What a lovely story💗 Its so fortunate you were able to do this for your mother.
I love you 😄 Your Mama and the Olive oil had me chuckling. We all have a family member that would do this! For me it’s my daughter! Beautiful shared stories again Miss Coco 🌟
Coco you have an amazing husband but you also are a wonderful daughter.
Another Beautiful story. God Bless your wonderful Mom.
Miss Coco you are so wise and speak so kindly of your mother. My older sister lives in Spain(retired there years ago) and when my youngest son was questioning his life purpose(as 20 somethings often do) I sent him to spend a few months with my sister. Just seeing the history and antiquity of Europe is enough for any American to understand there is so much more to this planet than our modern existence in the very young US of A. He came back to North America a changed young man. I do believe Spain, and the love of a good family, saved his injured soul! Thank you for your musings, reminded me that none of us are insignificant.
Yet again. I love your stories. It makes me think about all the great memories I have of the things I've been able to do with my Mom and looking forward to all the memories I have yet to make with her. I'm so glad we we're able to share the taping of Will and Grace that you were in together and I hope I can take her to see one of your shows someday soon.
You and your stories are the only thing keeping me sane in these times.
Beautiful story!!
Wow! el Alcazar de Segovia! I was ~14 yrs old when we visited. Lucky for you that you got a picture and nonetheless with your mom. I got late to your "Coco thoughts while in solitude" series, but I'm gonna savour them slowly hee 👍🏼💃🏼🏰 thanks for this.
Bless you, Miss Peru and bless your mother!
More gems of wisdom from the Drag Mother to us all. Thank you for your sweet thoughts and reminding us what's important. I'll bet your Mom is a hoot!
You're words at the end made me cry. I can hear your sadness of all that is happening and how defeated we all feel. Love You Coco !
Yes money can’t buy happiness but it can help make beautiful memories like this and those are in turn truly priceless. My sense of humour is unusual but I think your little coco puffs will love it. I would love to have you on my show one day my beautiful Mrs Peru. x
Oh my goodness I’m in tears listening to your mother’s words about dreams coming true. I didn’t know how much I needed to hear those words. I’m sending you all my love ♥️
Such a lovely story. I haven't met you, but I would love to thank you in person for the joy you have given me. Thanks. Love ya, mean it!
Nice story. Reminded me of taking my mom to Bruges last summer. She had never seen a medieval city before and loved it! I made a voice recording of her in that moment enjoying it and joking that my father had missed it because he didn’t want to come (he was standing right next to her lol).
Lost my Mum recently, this pricked so many memories, love you Coco.
Thank you so much for continuing to share yourself with all of us. I look forward to these Coco Thoughts so much. Xoxo
You made me cry, so beautiful! Thank you!
Love everything you do, you keep me in my everyday life, out of this virus, thanks my dear Coco, this is from Puerto Rico in the Caribbean, love you
I love this story, Coco. It was such a nice thing that you and your husband did for your Mom. Cool picture too!🙂❤️
Adored this. Thank you so so much for these monologues, total treasure. Love you 😘💋
The time you spend with us is a part of the journey we all continue to make. Perhaps, on one hand, we are all insignificant, but I believe, that being remembered in the long-term history don't really matter, it is the lives we touch along our journey together, in the now, are important. I am happy to share this journey with you and all those others that are living and dying and watching as we go through this together. Thanks Coco
Lol, love the olive oil story. I would have loved getting one of those. I always take home the tiny room service catchup and mustard bottles. 😂
I Love Your stories !! Your Mother looks like a sweetheart !! God was so good giving You to Her !! I miss my Mother, everyday of my life !! Thank You Coco, for brining us into Your life !! Luv Ya !!
quite a moving story/ memory...beautiful..thank you for sharing/ caring, Coco..
Love, love, love you Miss Coco Peru!
Coco, that was a lovely, heart-felt story about your mother. I swear, your mother and mine are long lost sisters, they sound so much alike. How blessed you are to still have her. I think it's a good thing that people are using this time to ask themselves the hard questions they were too busy to ask before. Be well and take care; Love you!
Love you so much Coco. You are a poplar Drag Queen but you are also just such a nice human being! I really hope to have someone like you in my life one day.
Beautiful story... thank you for sharing with us.... Shedding a little tear here xoxoxo
Thanks Coco I really enjoyed that heartwarming story.
You know I'm an early riser, but a 5am rooster would bother me. I want to be alone with my thoughts and my Yuban at 5am, not mingling with the poultry.
Such a Beautiful Story Coco I'm so happy you did that for Mom.
How lovely! I could listen to you talk for hours! ❤
These videos are so warming Coco ❤️ Thank you for sharing your wisdom and humor with us all
Such a lovely story. Thank you for sharing ❤️
Miss Coco, could you give us a tour of your house? Jackie Beat did one, even her Carrie room, that bothers me.
You Are Amazing !!!!! Thank you so much !!!!!!!
Beautiful story,thanx for sharing ! 💗
I absolutely adore these small reflection videos in a big way but allow me to mention you in one of my reflective steps I had this morning. As I was waking up to start the days work ahead of me, I was lying in bed thinking that I had promised my brother to go out riding our bikes 6 safe feet away this afternoon while at the same time thinking that I had to frost a dozen or so cupcakes before I met with him. I’ve been cooking and eating way too much which is why the exercise. Well the thought of those salted carnal cupcakes up against those grueling minutes on my bike alongside a full day of work in my home office conjured up the line that you delivered in the opening scene from the classic Will and Grace episode “Moveable Feast” where you, as a man, delivered a line that cracked me up right out of bed. “I’ll give you a clue. She had something raised and something lowered”. Lol that scene and particularly you in it just cracks me up to this day not to mention a bright spot to all that’s chaotic and mundane this morning for me. So thank YOU for that little thing that I’m able to draw inspiration from. Lol love Brian in Charlotte, NC.
Only you can inject hilarity with heartfelt moments. It's a gift. You can teach that on Drag Race.
Omg like Sophia Petrillo and the silverware in the mystery weekend episode 💛💛💛💛
Very NYC of her! Would loved to have met her. Adorable, my mother is the same exact way! Love you as always Coco! 💙💙 thanks for sharing this lovely story.
I feel the same often, when I walk around London, hence I do understand exactly how Helen felt!
Love you Coco 💜
This video was so heartwarming! Love you Coco!
This is one of my favorite stories so far 🤗
This is a lovely thoughts in solitude miss coco .... Beautiful story of your Ma❤
One American Option would be The Biltmore House in Asheville, NC! Amazing place. This was wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
After a long hard day at work ur words really do hit home...ur definitely not alone.
Wonderful memories. Thanks for sharing.
I love you Coco Peru. Thank you! Muchos Gracias from Jersey!
You are a master storyteller....
I am grateful...
❤️❤️🍀
Your videos are making me get through this! Thank you.
This is so so lovely! Loving your musings on this wonderful series but this one got me. What a lovely surprise for your mother at the parador.Besos y un abrazo muy fuerte xoxo
What an incredibly lovely story. I love you! You’re the best!
OMG. This is beautiful. I love this. Your videos make me smile and cry for the beautiful things we have in life. I had planned a single trip to Germany, which not has been interrupted by the ugly Miss Coronavirus. I was planning to visit various castles and places in Germany. I'm upset and mad that im not going till "further Notice" but I'm glad to see your daily videos. I love Coco.
I love castles!Thanks Miss Coco.
Hi Coco, I mentioned, earlier, that I too have travelled to Spain. Went alone on a lifetime adventure. But back to El Corte Ingles: I get a little self conscious dining in public by myself so I would go to the Super Mercado in the basement of ECI and purchase Acete de Olivos y caviar y a bottle of Spanish wine and return to my room and have a little picnic. Just wanted to share. Thanks for all your videos :)
Such a sweet story of your moms dream coming true. I love you to miss coco!
👑👸PRINCESS POWER!!!👸👑
Wow....no matter the age...I guess every woman dreams of being a princess!! You are so WONDERFUL to have given your mother her ultimate gift of making her dream come true!!! Such a wonderful story Miss Coco...you are a national treasure my darling!!!💕💋💕
what a beautiful story! thanks for sharing❤️🌈
I can listen to Coco read the phone book....and what a wonderful son :) Your mom did good, Coco!
I love it, sounds like me taking the tiny bottle of olive oil. I do that with small things like that on restraint tables. Never know when ya need it?! But what a beautiful story though. Very nice. :)