Enjoyed spending another lovely evening with you tonight, granny Pat. I have forwarded some of your videos to my sister and my mother because I know they will fall in love with you as much as I have. I can't tell you how much you've meant to me and how much you bless my heart. This is such a weary world we live in, and you have brought such a beautiful ray of light to my life. You are a true blessing of the Lord. Love you, Susie
I am new to your channel and enjoy the content very much. Always a positive and refreshing channel. I love your honesty and the way you surround yourself with beautiful Tea sets and flowers and China galore. Your enthusiasm is contagious and watching you I feel as excited as you are. Sending hugs and kisses and Blessings from Philadelphia. Keep your beautiful stories coming
Granny Pat, your stories inspire me so much to the extend that I want to write my own family stories to leave for my daughter. Now that I am caught up with your posts, I wait eagerly and patiently for your next post…!!! What you are putting out there for the world is such a good thing…we must never forget our heritage. I am so grateful that you have so kindly and so sweetly reminded me that I indeed have a rich heritage of my own that needs to be recorded. Sending love and big hugs always…!!!!! 💝💝💝
Just discovered your channel Granny Pat! I really live your sharp & dry wit! I'm a 73 yr old Grammy from Texas. You showed me several kitchen utensils i haven't seen before. I will be going back & watching more of your videos. Thank you for sharing history with us. It's so important that its recorded for kids who may not be interested now. They hopefully will realize the importance eventually I pray.
I listen/watch your videos with my 93 year old mother. She can relate very well with what you speak. Its a good feeling listening to you. I think you are a good soul. We are in Kentucky
Heloo Granny Pat. You popped up on you tube a few days ago and I've been enjoying your videos. Just love hearing about your life. I must say, you have the gift of gab, Granny Pat! Sometimes if I'm tired, and I'm afraid I will fall asleep in the middle of a Granny Pat gabfest, I put you on double speed😊 Perhaps Jan can show you how adorable you are going twice as fast. Keep the videos coming!!!
😂Granny Pat I just found your channel and absolutely love it. You are a wealth of knowledge of longvago days. I love the old antiques and collect them. You are a wonderful storyteller. god bless you, love you Granny Pat.
I just love you channel. Showing all if these yesteryear tools brings back wonderful memories. I enjoyed time spent with my Grand mother's. She had so many kitchen gadgets and it was a real spacial treat when she would show me how to use it. Spent hours churning milk to butter and shelling corn for the chickens on a big corn sheller. I always love going to the spring to fetch water for Grandmother to use the next day. These things were special, never did it cross my mind this was work. Love to you for sharing these wonderful times.
Really like old utensils stories. Have a very small collection myself. Also like any kind of kitchen tinware. Have tin canisters,tea pot and cookie cutters, all with Bakelite handles. Thanks Pat! : )
Granny Pat, I am very much enjoying your videos. They give me so much comfort and happiness. I really like your stories and all the little details. Please keep making them. My mom was born in 1930 and my dad 1931. My mother passed when I was 22 and I never knew my grandmothers, they were all gone shortly after I was born.
Hi Granny Pat! I just found your channel and it warms my heart! It reminds me of my childhood and also of my granny. ❤ I look forward to all of your future videos. Thank you!!
Tracy here not hubby Dave I absolutely 💯 love ❤️ all your stories and have gained so much knowledge 🥰 I just bought your cookbook and can’t wait to get it! Thank you so much BIG-HUGS 🤗 😘
I watched this evenings video📽️, lovely, as well as another video from a year ago, an important video with a touch of sisterly humor! It was the Memorial Day, Love Letters video! Anyone out there who hasn’t watched go do it, its a great one. Ms. Pat, I could hear you over the sirens and cars, in fact it was a pleasure seeing your beautiful neighborhood🌳🏡, you are incredibly blessed to live in that area. God is most definitely hearing your prayers. Thank you for continuing to share life lessons and history that should never be forgotton. I love the variety on your channel! Please do have a peaceful Memorial Day this year Ms. Pat, Jan and everybody! ❤️🤍💙
Whenever I see a video of yours,no matter how long it is I enjoy every minute. I have one of those old teapots with a cozy cover over it,mine is a copper cover. When you showed yours I polished mine up and put it in the kitchen❤ Loved your flour bowls,I've never seen one before. Thank you soooooo much for sharing all you do❤
It always makes my day to see that you’ve uploaded a video! I enjoy watching you, it takes me back to being able to sit and just chat with my grandmother. She’s been gone 11 years. Thank you for sharing your life and bringing a piece of that joy back into mine :)
Hello from La Grange , TN, love learning and remembering about days gone by with you. Your stories are important to us all. I had forgotten we called comics “funny books” and that my Mother sprinkled her sheets before ironing them( slept so good on those clean crisp sheets) thank you so much for sharing your stories!
Granny Pat, I enjoy all your stories and collections of things. I would love to see pictures of your life back in the day . God bless you and your family ❤
I am so glad I found your TH-cam! I love how you show your antiques, and some of them I know what they are. I remember Mom having some of them. Others I’m just going to look for when I go places. I love the big flour bowl. Thank you. We all appreciate it so much, and love your stories!
so fun seeing those kitchen utensils. so enjoy your stories and look forward to anything you present to us. My parents were born in the 20's, and my siblings and I always laugh saying if we had a nickel for every time a sentence started with, "back during the war...." my mother would start her sentences with, we could retire. I am so thankful she talked about her life as a girl and young woman. *On a side note, I started listening to this video last evening and fell asleep into a dream, and I dreamed I was working at a nursing home taking care of Lucille Ball, and she was telling me stories and showing me things. It was your voice I was hearing as the video played while I slept. lol thought I would share that little funny.
Love your videos! It’s like talking with a friend. I find myself laughing, agreeing and offering up an Amen! I had forgotten about dough bowls…very interesting conversation😇 I’ve always liked and have purchased through the years transfer-ware dishes. No particular brands, collected here and there. In older movies, westerns and The Andy Griffith show, Aunt Bea used blue willow dishes. I loved them and so that’s how it started. Keep going with your chats, everyone loves you🙏🏻😇💐
I don’t like to move my furniture either. I’d like things to be in a certain spot once in a while I’ll move the smalls another wonderful story. Thank you.
I just discovered your channel this week and have only gotten to see a few of the videos. I always look for videos to be clean and entertaining Have only found a couple of channels that I really like, and yours is one I really enjoy. I absolutely love to listen to your stories. It is just like sitting around with family and having a good visit. Thank you!
Two things I wanted to see were the fields of heather and poppies. I had never heard of rape seed. There were many acres of them.. they looked like fields of gold.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 Granny Pat if you went near the East Coast to Sandringham where the royals spend Christmas there are many fields of Lavender similar to heather of coarse,then if you went to a place called Spalding they grow Tulips by the Millions there for the bulb market the colour of the fields are amazing,also in that district they grow a lot of Daffodil 🌼 again for the bulb sales,but the Rape seed fields as you say are oh so bright too,Rape seed is grown for the oil it gives after processing for margarine and cooking with ect ,the pollen from those fields makes me somewhat breathless so if I’m driving near the field I hurry up a bit 😊. 🥰🇬🇧
@@JanieJane6149 I know it is too late for me to ever see England again, but it was the most delightful trip I’ve ever taken. You have the most beautiful scenery I’ve ever seen.
Hi Granny Pat. I enjoyed this video, and all your others, I have a few of the kitchen gadgets, and use the potato masher you do. Wouldn't use anything else. I even use a manual can opener. I don't like the electric ones. Still wash dishes by hand, I have a dishwasher, but don't like to use it. My husband dries the dishes, has for years, since our children moved out. I hang my clothes out on the line, when the sun shines. It's good you can remember all what you did, Iget a chuckle at some of the things you say. Keep your stories coming, can't wait for the next one.
Nice wooden bowls, I like the larger ones like you have! Thanks for doing these videos. I was 19 and my draft number was 12 and I would of gone in January but then they ended the draft!
Granny Pat, I remember many of those treasures of the past that I saw my grandmother use when I would stay at her house. I was just 5 ans 6 years old so I don't know if Monday was her wash day. But she would use the washboard like you said. I enjoy your videos so much and I love your stories.
I have never seen or heard of a teapot with a cozy! I will have to seek one of those out! I didn’t know bakelite was so collectible! I’ve got quite a few pieces of them. Thanks for uploading another video! Your knowledge is exceptional and you are truly treasured! ☺️
❤ your cute pink sweater. I appreciate your stories and I wish I had asked my Gram more questions when I still had her. I guess we just took her for granted. 🥲
Thank you for spending a chilly sunny afternoon with me today. You are a wonderful lady and even tho I’m only (ha ha) 68 I remember many of the things you tell stories about. I to have been a collector for 50 years I collect early primitive painted furniture. I don’t really buy much any longer my three children took what they wanted and I still have way too much! Oh what to do? I have a huge round wooden bowl which I love. It sits at the center of my 12 seat primitive dining room table. Love your dough bowls. Enjoy every moment of every day boy time go fast ❤️
Gee I am learning so much today. Never saw the utensils for whipping before and those 2 square mashers for potatoes were really interesting, very different shape. When I was older my mother had one of those irons & it was painted with decorative design & used as a door stop.
I’ve enjoyed your video today. I have a booth at the shop in Lexington and I know Jan. She showed me the dough bowls the last time I was there. Amazing find!
I love your stories❤ They remind me of the stories my mother used to tell me. And, I remember sprinkling our clothes and putting them in the refrigerator only my mother used a Coke bottle. Thanks for the memories! God Bless and keep you well.
I’m enjoying all your stories Pat. I ordered your cookbook on Amazon and I’m looking forward to trying out some recipes. Thank you for entertaining us.
I am anew subscriber and have been binge watching all your videos! You remind me of a very good friend who has went to be with the Lord. She was such a good hostess! And loved her pretty collectibles! She said everyone should collect something 😊
Yes I remember we had an old copper mum used to light a fire under it and we washed the clothes once a week there was a wringer thing attached to a sink and we would rinse clothes in that it was a big job days of cloth nappies women really worked hard in those days granny pat love your posts❤❤
I'm from a big city and one time I went with my friend to her grandmother's house out in the country and saw an iron just like that for the first time when I was 14 ...it was about 1974...they had an outhouse too... I was FASCINATED!!!
It was so interesting to see all the old kitchen utensils and the laundry day items. And, I love how you gave us, your listeners, a glimpse of your Mama's life when describing the things she used every day. My friend recently bought a yellow tea cozy teapot at a storage unit sale for just a few dollars. It is darling. Thank you GP. I learned a lot tonight. ❤
Granny Pat, I love your stories, they are such jewels, takes me back to times I never knew. You are a treasure to us who have found you here on You Tube.
Hi Granny Pat! I love your videos, thank you for presenting them to all of us. I love vintage tablecloths and napkins. Do you love them too? If so I would love to see a video on the ones you have.
I’ve watched several of your wonderful videos tonight and I enjoy them more than I can say! You are a wonderful storyteller and I know that’s what keeps me watching! I’ve been watching for at least a month now and I try to slow myself down sometimes when I start watching because I want to have your videos ahead for as long as possible. I will probably watch some of them over a couple times! They are interesting enough and I won’t mind that at all. Last night I watched one for the second time and it will happen again!
Loved your kitchen gadgets! I'm 70 but I remember my mother's overstuffed kitchen drawers with many of those items! Didn’t know the use of some til you described it!
Oh my , I want to get one of those dough bowls plus my favorite potato masher is the one you like the most. I’ve learned alot today about some old utensils …. Thank you for being you, I enjoy watching you 😊
Thank you for another GREAT video. I love the topic of kitchen gadgets and laundry day. I have some of my Gram's kitchen gadgets such as the hand mixer, egg timer, nut grinder, colander and potato masher (like your favorite one). She would be amazed at the array of kitchen tools we have at our disposal today. I should mention, I lived with my grandma after my folks both died. I did laundry with her down in the basement of our apartment. There several apartments in the building so I guess each homemaker was assigned a day to do their laundry. The water was so hot we had to use a sturdy long stick to fish the clothes out of the water and into the wringer and into the FIRST of two rinses (likely the bluing) and lastly into the rinse of starch water. Wow! Everything smelled so good! Then items were hung on a clothesline (no dryer) either outside or across the span of the basement. I almost forgot! Clothesline props were another household tool and Gram had a cute clothes pin bag that hung on the line. We used large wicker baskets to carry the laundry down and up to the apartment. Ironing was for the next day, so as you said, we would sprinkle the clothes with water from a vinegar bottle and sprinkler head, roll the item up and put it in the refrigerator so the moisture would permeate the item. No steam irons back then. We ironed EVERYTHING; pillow cases, sheets, table clothes, hankies, and so on. PAT, there was ONE thing you didn't mention!! Curtain stretchers!! Do you remember them? They were so dangerous to work with. Please keep up with the wonderful memories. "See ya in the funny papers!".
I think I mentioned curtain stretchers in another story. Don’t ask me which story. Maybe I’ll run across it while searching for something else. I can’t keep up with myself, especially when I write the same story twice!
Hi Granny Pat, I loved this video as I adore old kitchenalia, I am always hunting in our charity shops here in England for old kitchen items, absolutely love those bowls too! ❤
I really enjoyed your stories today. Some those like the teapot with cozy. I will be looking for in the goodwill& thrift stores. I still use the first potato masher you showed first today. Thank yo for sharing Pat.❤😊
I love you Granny Pat! I love the history of all the utensils so fascinating I can’t wait to hear about the wars I was in Iraq twice I pray for you and am thankful for your videos! Keep up the great work!
As a child, my mother had some of those same utensils and now I have some of them in my kitchen today! My favourite is "cookies press" - it is actually a meat tenderizer but we never used it for that. We always used it for flattening peanut butter cookies or sugar cookies. It made the nicest pattern on them - much better than just a fork!
Another great story time🥰. I, too, would love to have a wooden dough bowl. I have the same relationship with furniture as your mamma. I have lived in my house for forty years. The couch and chair are in the same place as always. I have replaced the couch. But the new one always goes in the same spot as the old. Same for the dinning room kitchen and bedrooms. When I like something; I like it. I never tire of it. It will wear out before I ever tire of it.
I can remember my mom using some of those implements, especially the whisk with a little wheel. I love seeing all the old kitchen gadgets and tools. We used to go to a lot of National Trust properties, they range from little humble cottages and houses to the large mansions. Every one of them has a kitchen and the Victorian ones are very interesting, they liked their gadgets if they were wealthy especially. The Victorians were very interesting. I love the teapot with the cosy very practical. I am a tea drinker but most people drink coffee in England now. Much love to you, Linda from Staffordshire England ❤️
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 We have a National Trust property just down the road from where we live, they are mostly old mansions that the aristocracy owned, either the famiy died out or could no longer afford the upkeep, the National Trust are an organisation that are financed by membership. .There is a yearly subscription you pay, to which you get a book with all the properties in and free access to the properties and land. The NT owns a lot of land which is cared for by them places of natural beauty, also houses of particular historic interest, it may be an old cottage or even a house. All the houses that the Beatles grew up in are owned by the NT and are interesting because they are held in a time warp. I hope that helps.
Thanks for sharing your utensils and dough bowls. I have a few of my grandmother’s utensil and some look like the ones you have . I remember my mother sprinkling her clothes and putting them in the refrigerator. Love all your videos ❤ watching from Ringgold Georgia .
Thank you so much for telling your stories. My mother would tell me about life growing up. My grandmother lived with us when I was younger and I wished now that I had talked to her more about her life growing up. There so many things I like to ask her!
TH-cam put your videos on my screen one day, and I’m glad they did. You (and your stories) remind me of my grandmother. She had a big bowl with a towel over it that she made biscuits in every morning. They lived out in the country, too far to go to the grocery store very often. She made biscuits and cornbread everyday, but I got fat and had to give them up!
Hi Granny Pat! Thank you again for another fun video. I love your stories and seeing your collections. Some things I actually remember seeing/using. Have a wonderful day and take care! ❤
Totally enjoyed your collection of kitchen gadgets. I have quite a few potato mashers but have never seen a square one. What an interesting find! Now I will be on the look out for one!👀❤️☺️
My Memmaw washed and iron clothes on her back porch. I remember the Pepsi bottle with the spout and she used starch and water. She would let us roll up blue jeans and shirts and place them on the back porch waiting to be ironed.
Enjoyed spending another lovely evening with you tonight, granny Pat. I have forwarded some of your videos to my sister and my mother because I know they will fall in love with you as much as I have. I can't tell you how much you've meant to me and how much you bless my heart. This is such a weary world we live in, and you have brought such a beautiful ray of light to my life. You are a true blessing of the Lord.
Love you, Susie
Hello Granny Pat always look forward to your exciting stories love it ❤️
I am new to your channel and enjoy the content very much. Always a positive and refreshing channel. I love your honesty and the way you surround yourself with beautiful Tea sets and flowers and China galore. Your enthusiasm is contagious and watching you I feel as excited as you are. Sending hugs and kisses and Blessings from Philadelphia. Keep your beautiful stories coming
Enjoy hearing your stories, so much to say to this new generation of Young adults. Blessings
Always enjoying your beautiful stories Granny Pat! You're such a joy and comfort! 😃💜🙏
Granny Pat, your stories inspire me so much to the extend that I want to write my own family stories to leave for my daughter. Now that I am caught up with your posts, I wait eagerly and patiently for your next post…!!! What you are putting out there for the world is such a good thing…we must never forget our heritage. I am so grateful that you have so kindly and so sweetly reminded me that I indeed have a rich heritage of my own that needs to be recorded. Sending love and big hugs always…!!!!! 💝💝💝
Thats awesome! Do it Lady W!! 🥰
Keep our history alive to pass down to our grandkids, so important, they need to learn from where they came...
Just discovered your channel Granny Pat! I really live your sharp & dry wit! I'm a 73 yr old Grammy from Texas. You showed me several kitchen utensils i haven't seen before. I will be going back & watching more of your videos. Thank you for sharing history with us. It's so important that its recorded for kids who may not be interested now. They hopefully will realize the importance eventually I pray.
I listen/watch your videos with my 93 year old mother. She can relate very well with what you speak. Its a good feeling listening to you. I think you are a good soul. We are in Kentucky
I love listening to your stories!! Plus I love seeing all your collections. Thanks for sharing with us❤
Heloo Granny Pat. You popped up on you tube a few days ago and I've been enjoying your videos. Just love hearing about your life. I must say, you have the gift of gab, Granny Pat! Sometimes if I'm tired, and I'm afraid I will fall asleep in the middle of a Granny Pat gabfest, I put you on double speed😊 Perhaps Jan can show you how adorable you are going twice as fast. Keep the videos coming!!!
Pat, you are living your best life, and I suspect you always have! You have beautiful collections. I've never see a square potato masher.
Been watching you for awhile. Love your stories. Learning what some of the items I’ve collected over the years were actually used for. Thank you.
😂Granny Pat I just found your channel and absolutely love it. You are a wealth of knowledge of longvago days. I love the old antiques and collect them. You are a wonderful storyteller. god bless you, love you Granny Pat.
I just love you channel. Showing all if these yesteryear tools brings back wonderful memories. I enjoyed time spent with my Grand mother's. She had so many kitchen gadgets and it was a real spacial treat when she would show me how to use it. Spent hours churning milk to butter and shelling corn for the chickens on a big corn sheller. I always love going to the spring to fetch water for Grandmother to use the next day. These things were special, never did it cross my mind this was work. Love to you for sharing these wonderful times.
Granny Pat! You are a wonderful story teller!❤
Hi Grannie Pat 💕love you and your precious stories. I can’t wait for the next one. Have a great evening
Really like old utensils stories. Have a very small collection myself. Also like any kind of kitchen tinware. Have tin canisters,tea pot and cookie cutters, all with Bakelite handles.
Thanks Pat! : )
Granny Pat, I am very much enjoying your videos. They give me so much comfort and happiness. I really like your stories and all the little details. Please keep making them.
My mom was born in 1930 and my dad 1931. My mother passed when I was 22 and I never knew my grandmothers, they were all gone shortly after I was born.
Hi Granny Pat! I just found your channel and it warms my heart! It reminds me of my childhood and also of my granny. ❤ I look forward to all of your future videos. Thank you!!
Tracy here not hubby Dave I absolutely 💯 love ❤️ all your stories and have gained so much knowledge 🥰 I just bought your cookbook and can’t wait to get it! Thank you so much BIG-HUGS 🤗 😘
I watched this evenings video📽️, lovely, as well as another video from a year ago, an important video with a touch of sisterly humor! It was the Memorial Day, Love Letters video! Anyone out there who hasn’t watched go do it, its a great one. Ms. Pat, I could hear you over the sirens and cars, in fact it was a pleasure seeing your beautiful neighborhood🌳🏡, you are incredibly blessed to live in that area. God is most definitely hearing your prayers. Thank you for continuing to share life lessons and history that should never be forgotton. I love the variety on your channel! Please do have a peaceful Memorial Day this year Ms. Pat, Jan and everybody! ❤️🤍💙
My Mother loved to move furniture around ! 😊. I get it from her. I love to change things up to ! ❤
Thank you Granny Pat! I love visiting with you!😊🇨🇦
Whenever I see a video of yours,no matter how long it is I enjoy every minute. I have one of those old teapots with a cozy cover over it,mine is a copper cover. When you showed yours I polished mine up and put it in the kitchen❤ Loved your flour bowls,I've never seen one before. Thank you soooooo much for sharing all you do❤
You sure do have a lot of beautiful things! Thanks for sharing with us!
It always makes my day to see that you’ve uploaded a video! I enjoy watching you, it takes me back to being able to sit and just chat with my grandmother. She’s been gone 11 years. Thank you for sharing your life and bringing a piece of that joy back into mine :)
Hello from La Grange , TN, love learning and remembering about days gone by with you. Your stories are important to us all. I had forgotten we called comics “funny books” and that my Mother sprinkled her sheets before ironing them( slept so good on those clean crisp sheets) thank you so much for sharing your stories!
Granny Pat, I enjoy all your stories and collections of things. I would love to see pictures of your life back in the day . God bless you and your family ❤
We couldn’t afford cameras, so there were very few pictures. I really regret that.
I am so glad I found your TH-cam! I love how you show your antiques, and some of them I know what they are. I remember Mom having some of them. Others I’m just going to look for when I go places. I love the big flour bowl. Thank you. We all appreciate it so much, and love your stories!
I adore you and your stories. I love you showing us you wonderful treasures. Look forward to more!
So good to see you again..I enjoy your vidios very much. You are a very special lady…
so fun seeing those kitchen utensils. so enjoy your stories and look forward to anything you present to us. My parents were born in the 20's, and my siblings and I always laugh saying if we had a nickel for every time a sentence started with, "back during the war...." my mother would start her sentences with, we could retire. I am so thankful she talked about her life as a girl and young woman. *On a side note, I started listening to this video last evening and fell asleep into a dream, and I dreamed I was working at a nursing home taking care of Lucille Ball, and she was telling me stories and showing me things. It was your voice I was hearing as the video played while I slept. lol thought I would share that little funny.
Oh Lordy! That had to be a nightmare.
Love your videos! It’s like talking with a friend. I find myself laughing, agreeing and offering up an Amen! I had forgotten about dough bowls…very interesting conversation😇 I’ve always liked and have purchased through the years transfer-ware dishes. No particular brands, collected here and there. In older movies, westerns and The Andy Griffith show, Aunt Bea used blue willow dishes. I loved them and so that’s how it started. Keep going with your chats, everyone loves you🙏🏻😇💐
I don’t like to move my furniture either. I’d like things to be in a certain spot once in a while I’ll move the smalls another wonderful story. Thank you.
I just discovered your channel this week and have only gotten to see a few of the videos. I always look for videos to be clean and entertaining Have only found a couple of channels that I really like, and yours is one I really enjoy. I absolutely love to listen to your stories. It is just like sitting around with family and having a good visit. Thank you!
Granny Pat I think all of your videos are special! I’ve learned a lot from you and I’m going to have to check out your Harvest soup. Sounds delicious!
I sure wished I had looked around my Nana's kitchen. I'm sure I would have found some of these kitchen tools. Thank you for sharing yours Granny Pat❤
i SO ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS PAT...It takes me back to my Grandmother and Mother and all the things they owned and collected...you do a marvelous job!
My Granny used to have washday on Mondays too,where you went for you Cottage tea used to be well know for growing many many fields of carrots 🥰🇬🇧
Two things I wanted to see were the fields of heather and poppies. I had never heard of rape seed. There were many acres of them.. they looked like fields of gold.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 Granny Pat if you went near the East Coast to Sandringham where the royals spend Christmas there are many fields of Lavender similar to heather of coarse,then if you went to a place called Spalding they grow Tulips by the Millions there for the bulb market the colour of the fields are amazing,also in that district they grow a lot of Daffodil 🌼 again for the bulb sales,but the Rape seed fields as you say are oh so bright too,Rape seed is grown for the oil it gives after processing for margarine and cooking with ect ,the pollen from those fields makes me somewhat breathless so if I’m driving near the field I hurry up a bit 😊. 🥰🇬🇧
@@JanieJane6149 I know it is too late for me to ever see England again, but it was the most delightful trip I’ve ever taken. You have the most beautiful scenery I’ve ever seen.
Always nice to see you and hear your short stories. May the LORD bless you and keep you well.
Hi Granny Pat. I enjoyed this video, and all your others, I have a few of the kitchen gadgets, and use the potato masher you do. Wouldn't use anything else. I even use a manual can opener. I don't like the electric ones. Still wash dishes by hand, I have a dishwasher, but don't like to use it. My husband dries the dishes, has for years, since our children moved out. I hang my clothes out on the line, when the sun shines. It's good you can remember all what you did, Iget a chuckle at some of the things you say. Keep your stories coming, can't wait for the next one.
God bless you for sharing.
Nice wooden bowls, I like the larger ones like you have! Thanks for doing these videos. I was 19 and my draft number was 12 and I would of gone in January but then they ended the draft!
Granny Pat, I remember many of those treasures of the past that I saw my grandmother use when I would stay at her house. I was just 5 ans 6 years old so I don't know if Monday was her wash day. But she would use the washboard like you said. I enjoy your videos so much and I love your stories.
Hello granny Pat I love you and all of your stories! Thanks for the video 🥰
I have never seen or heard of a teapot with a cozy! I will have to seek one of those out! I didn’t know bakelite was so collectible! I’ve got quite a few pieces of them. Thanks for uploading another video! Your knowledge is exceptional and you are truly treasured! ☺️
❤ your cute pink sweater. I appreciate your stories and I wish I had asked my Gram more questions when I still had her. I guess we just took her for granted. 🥲
Hi Granny Pat . I enjoyed seeing the dough bowl it reminds me of my own granny making biscuits...great video love 💕 u
Thank you for spending a chilly sunny afternoon with me today. You are a wonderful lady and even tho I’m only (ha ha) 68 I remember many of the things you tell stories about. I to have been a collector for 50 years I collect early primitive painted furniture. I don’t really buy much any longer my three children took what they wanted and I still have way too much! Oh what to do? I have a huge round wooden bowl which I love. It sits at the center of my 12 seat primitive dining room table. Love your dough bowls. Enjoy every moment of every day boy time go fast ❤️
Gee I am learning so much today. Never saw the utensils for whipping before and those 2 square mashers for potatoes were really interesting, very different shape. When I was older my mother had one of those irons & it was painted with decorative design & used as a door stop.
Hi Granny Pat Thank you for your thoughtful videos and stories. This was another good one.Have a nice Tuesday today ❤
I’ve enjoyed your video today. I have a booth at the shop in Lexington and I know Jan. She showed me the dough bowls the last time I was there. Amazing find!
I have a love for anything kitchen, any antique ones, and I have a few of what you showed. I love your stories!
You are my favorite channel granny 💜
Hello Granny Pat. Love your chit chats. I'm a new subscriber. Have a pleasant weekend. 😃
I love your stories❤ They remind me of the stories my mother used to tell me. And, I remember sprinkling our clothes and putting them in the refrigerator only my mother used a Coke bottle. Thanks for the memories! God Bless and keep you well.
I’m enjoying all your stories Pat. I ordered your cookbook on Amazon and I’m looking forward to trying out some recipes. Thank you for entertaining us.
I am anew subscriber and have been binge watching all your videos! You remind me of a very good friend who has went to be with the Lord. She was such a good hostess! And loved her pretty collectibles! She said everyone should collect something 😊
Yes I remember we had an old copper mum used to light a fire under it and we washed the clothes once a week there was a wringer thing attached to a sink and we would rinse clothes in that it was a big job days of cloth nappies women really worked hard in those days granny pat love your posts❤❤
I'm from a big city and one time I went with my friend to her grandmother's house out in the country and saw an iron just like that for the first time when I was 14 ...it was about 1974...they had an outhouse too... I was FASCINATED!!!
It was so interesting to see all the old kitchen utensils and the laundry day items. And, I love how you gave us, your listeners, a glimpse of your Mama's life when describing the things she used every day. My friend recently bought a yellow tea cozy teapot at a storage unit sale for just a few dollars. It is darling. Thank you GP. I learned a lot tonight. ❤
I've always collected antique kitchen items too! I really enjoy your channel, thank you!
Granny Pat, I love your stories, they are such jewels, takes me back to times I never knew. You are a treasure to us who have found you here on You Tube.
🌺LOVED IT!!! Thank you
I am still enjoying your stories 😊Thank You, Pat
Hi Grandma Pat❤Love ya! Healing is on its way.👍🏽🙌🏽✝️
Hi Granny Pat! I love your videos, thank you for presenting them to all of us.
I love vintage tablecloths and napkins. Do you love them too? If so I would love to see a video on the ones you have.
You and my MoM have the best collections of all the good stuff ❤
I’ve watched several of your wonderful videos tonight and I enjoy them more than I can say! You are a wonderful storyteller and I know that’s what keeps me watching! I’ve been watching for at least a month now and I try to slow myself down sometimes when I start watching because I want to have your videos ahead for as long as possible. I will probably watch some of them over a couple times! They are interesting enough and I won’t mind that at all. Last night I watched one for the second time and it will happen again!
Loved your kitchen gadgets! I'm 70 but I remember my mother's overstuffed kitchen drawers with many of those items! Didn’t know the use of some til you described it!
Oh my , I want to get one of those dough bowls plus my favorite potato masher is the one you like the most. I’ve learned alot today about some old utensils …. Thank you for being you, I enjoy watching you 😊
I received your cookbook from Amazon today. I love it! You now have me wanting a dough bowl to make the biscuits in! 💕
❤ I want one too 😂
I want one but to make a wall art out of it ! ❤
They are for sale! She took them out of my booth at the antique mall. They are going back to the booth as soon as I can get them from her. 😊
Thank you for another GREAT video. I love the topic of kitchen gadgets and laundry day. I have some of my Gram's kitchen gadgets such as the hand mixer, egg timer, nut grinder, colander and potato masher (like your favorite one). She would be amazed at the array of kitchen tools we have at our disposal today. I should mention, I lived with my grandma after my folks both died. I did laundry with her down in the basement of our apartment. There several apartments in the building so I guess each homemaker was assigned a day to do their laundry. The water was so hot we had to use a sturdy long stick to fish the clothes out of the water and into the wringer and into the FIRST of two rinses (likely the bluing) and lastly into the rinse of starch water. Wow! Everything smelled so good! Then items were hung on a clothesline (no dryer) either outside or across the span of the basement. I almost forgot! Clothesline props were another household tool and Gram had a cute clothes pin bag that hung on the line. We used large wicker baskets to carry the laundry down and up to the apartment. Ironing was for the next day, so as you said, we would sprinkle the clothes with water from a vinegar bottle and sprinkler head, roll the item up and put it in the refrigerator so the moisture would permeate the item. No steam irons back then. We ironed EVERYTHING; pillow cases, sheets, table clothes, hankies, and so on. PAT, there was ONE thing you didn't mention!! Curtain stretchers!! Do you remember them? They were so dangerous to work with. Please keep up with the wonderful memories. "See ya in the funny papers!".
I think I mentioned curtain stretchers in another story. Don’t ask me which story. Maybe I’ll run across it while searching for something else. I can’t keep up with myself, especially when I write the same story twice!
Hi Granny Pat, I loved this video as I adore old kitchenalia, I am always hunting in our charity shops here in England for old kitchen items, absolutely love those bowls too! ❤
Just luv your stories !
Hi Granny Pat! Love your channel!
Love hearing your stories they are so interesting and seeing all your beautiful treasures thank you for sharing with all of us.
I recognize almost all of those neat gadgets. My favorite is definitely the washboard. My grandmother has so many of those. Thank you for sharing 💌
I really enjoyed your stories today. Some those like the teapot with cozy. I will be looking for in the goodwill& thrift stores. I still use the first potato masher you showed first today. Thank yo for sharing Pat.❤😊
You are a great great lady,always be proud of yourself and your heritage.
I love you Granny Pat! I love the history of all the utensils so fascinating I can’t wait to hear about the wars I was in Iraq twice I pray for you and am thankful for your videos! Keep up the great work!
As a child, my mother had some of those same utensils and now I have some of them in my kitchen today! My favourite is "cookies press" - it is actually a meat tenderizer but we never used it for that. We always used it for flattening peanut butter cookies or sugar cookies. It made the nicest pattern on them - much better than just a fork!
Another great story time🥰. I, too, would love to have a wooden dough bowl. I have the same relationship with furniture as your mamma. I have lived in my house for forty years. The couch and chair are in the same place as always. I have replaced the couch. But the new one always goes in the same spot as the old. Same for the dinning room kitchen and bedrooms. When I like something; I like it. I never tire of it. It will wear out before I ever tire of it.
I can remember my mom using some of those implements, especially the whisk with a little wheel. I love seeing all the old kitchen gadgets and tools. We used to go to a lot of National Trust properties, they range from little humble cottages and houses to the large mansions. Every one of them has a kitchen and the Victorian ones are very interesting, they liked their gadgets if they were wealthy especially. The Victorians were very interesting. I love the teapot with the cosy very practical. I am a tea drinker but most people drink coffee in England now. Much love to you, Linda from Staffordshire England ❤️
Do you mind telling me about the “National Trst Properties.” That sounds interesting.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 We have a National Trust property just down the road from where we live, they are mostly old mansions that the aristocracy owned, either the famiy died out or could no longer afford the upkeep, the National Trust are an organisation that are financed by membership. .There is a yearly subscription you pay, to which you get a book with all the properties in and free access to the properties and land. The NT owns a lot of land which is cared for by them places of natural beauty, also houses of particular historic interest, it may be an old cottage or even a house. All the houses that the Beatles grew up in are owned by the NT and are interesting because they are held in a time warp. I hope that helps.
Thanks for sharing your utensils and dough bowls. I have a few of my grandmother’s utensil and some look like the ones you have . I remember my mother sprinkling her clothes and putting them in the refrigerator. Love all your videos ❤ watching from Ringgold Georgia .
Thank you so much for telling your stories. My mother would tell me about life growing up. My grandmother lived with us when I was younger and I wished now that I had talked to her more about her life growing up. There so many things I like to ask her!
Thank you for sharing . Love these vids. Keep them coming.
I remember my grandmother had that first beater!
A washboard. You are really taking me down memory lane. We must be of similar age.
TH-cam put your videos on my screen one day, and I’m glad they did. You (and your stories) remind me of my grandmother. She had a big bowl with a towel over it that she made biscuits in every morning. They lived out in the country, too far to go to the grocery store very often. She made biscuits and cornbread everyday, but I got fat and had to give them up!
You are such a joy to watch and listen to.
Hi Granny Pat! Thank you again for another fun video. I love your stories and seeing your collections. Some things I actually remember seeing/using. Have a wonderful day and take care! ❤
Love your stories and thank you for sharing them.
I love your gadgets in the kitchen I love your stories too very much.
Totally enjoyed your collection of kitchen gadgets. I have quite a few potato mashers but have never seen a square one. What an interesting find! Now I will be on the look out for one!👀❤️☺️
I just enjoy ur videos. Ur stories are heart warming and wonderful
My Memmaw washed and iron clothes on her back porch. I remember the Pepsi bottle with the spout and she used starch and water. She would let us roll up blue jeans and shirts and place them on the back porch waiting to be ironed.
Glad irons or sad irons. I remember those being put on a woodstove to heat. We certainly weren't changing clothes as often as young people today.
These are SO neat! I am actually watching the Little house on the prairie right now! 😂❤ I just love your videos so much!
I love listening to any topic you pick.