I’m so happy that you got your car fixed and it didn’t cost too much. I enjoy your videos very much. I’ve been watching you for so long that I feel I know you. You’re always so sweet and kind and accepting of others. Even my grown children will ask me how you are. Lol. Take care love ya
Me too. I prayed so hard for my poor old car & the nice mechanic. Awww, thank you for your kindness. Tell your children that Miss Glenda said "Hi"! And thank them for asking about me.
@@glendasullyI left my comments open on my recent video seems you weren’t the only one who wanted to comment. 😊Thank you for bringing this to my attention
We were never spanked. We would be grounded. Not being able to go outside with our friends or to any fun things happening during that time was punishment. And it worked. I used same with my children.
40+ years ago we had to move to NJ. My dad was upset that I'd be around "cold, unfriendly New Yorkers". It was very much the opposite. Like you say, they are very family oriented. People are not friendly in the DC metro area and can be terribly rude and greedy. The upside is families often are not rooted here so it is easier to invite or be invited for holidays. In NJ, they were very friendly until holidays.....that was for family only and non family was never invited. Also once you move, they do not make effort to stay in touch.....again, it's all about family. Friends are harder to make here but they have remained friends even when they move.
Oh yes, I noticed that when I lived in NJ. I worked for an Italian family & they did invite me to parties & dinners with the family. I also had a very good friend who was from Ireland. She invited me over every Thanksgiving. All of their family still lives in Ireland
Glenda, about the mechanic you wish you hadn't given such a "good" Review, Just post another "updated" Review about your experience. So glad you found an honest mechanic that actually solved your car problem. Be sure to give him a 5-Star Review!
It’s a great thing to find a reliable mechanic. It can be hard to nowadays. I’m glad your car is running good now. I’m so behind I didn’t realize you were having a brake problem. I hope to visit New York someday and when I do I will come see you!! Love you friend! ❤❤
So glad to hear that your car was fixable, and that your paycheck from her helped you pay for it! Always a relief to find a mechanic you trust. I know a lot of kids in our era (I was born in '50) were physically punished. Happily my folks weren't into that. Not sure about my dad, but I'm pretty sure my mom's parents never hit them either. To be honest I was a pretty good kid, so don't think I was ever grounded even. My mom and I would talk over if there was an issue. Mostly I hated doing housework and would balk about that. I wasn't one of the popular kids in high school so didn't really date until college, so no issues there. My sister was a bit more of a rebel. And since I was 7 years younger, and saw that it just caused stress in the house, I think I tried to not make waves. My dad traveled for his, job too. So for the last 7 years or so of my childhood it was just my mom and me at home during the week. So she was actually what I would call more a friend than a disciplinarian. And you try to be nice to your friends. I think it probably helped too, that my folks were college educated with degrees in education. So they were more up to date on childrearing than some. Plus my dad's specialty was psychology,so he knew physical punishment really accomplished nothing. As a result I pretty much raised our kids the same as they raised me, and neither of them were that badly behaved, so hitting either of them never occurred to me. Anyway, I'm sorry some of you were treated so harshly by the people who should have been your shelter from the world! Always saddens me when I hear the really cruel things some parents do!
My parents were not educated, but they were intelligent. Very hard working people. They didn’t hit us either. We didn’t have much conversation in our home or laughter though. They just worked. They were probably scared to death worrying about paying bills. Four children.
❤ I always give you a thumbs up and I never miss your videos. I don't think ever I enjoy your channel. And you've been a inspiration to me. Thank you so much. God bless you special. I like hearing about where people live. I watch people that are from New York.. Nona grace, The happy. Caravan, they live in New York and they have 11 or 12 kids.Take the subway pretty regularly
I'm ever so grateful you got it fixed AND were able to pay for it by dint of us just watching and clicking on your videos - that's neat, how that works :> I recently went through my own car experience where the first mechanic I had was beyond belief with the mouth and the attitude - not quite you're story, but bad enough to rattle my nerves and give me an anxiety attack when I was in there. Makes you appreciate the good folk even more so!!!
We don’t have Boston markets here nor have I seen them anywhere that I know of on the western part of USA. Glad you got your break fixed and they were so nice. I live out in the sticks in Oklahoma and there’s 1,000 people and that’s great 😃 I used to live in the Denver, Colorado metro area, and I hated it. Way too many people from my liking. I don’t like crowds and I don’t like traffic. But some people like city life and some don’t. . I’m not a city slicker and never really was. Bruce has a nephew that said he could never live out in the country because he’s a city slicker. He loves the city life. Hope you have a great weekend Glenda .🤗❤️
I went to a Boston Market once and didn’t like what I saw on the menu and left. I see at the grocery store different frozen entrees labeled Boston Market. One Saturday morning when I was 13 years old my Mom had gone grocery shopping and it was all of us 8 kids at home with my Dad who was hung over from being gone on one of binge drinking trips. My brother who was 2 years older than me loved to pick on me all the time. Well, this morning I wasn’t much in the mood for him picking on me and I took a spoonful of hot oatmeal and flicked it at him. He jumped backwards in his chair and all the other kids let out gasps and laughs! My dad was so pissed that we woke him up that he sent me outside to get a switch that he could whip me with. My oldest sister stuck up for me and told dad my brother had it coming for picking on me but dad wasn’t having it. I bought in a switch and he whipped me pretty bad. I had welts and bruises for a week all because my brother couldn’t leave well enough alone.
I know I haven’t commented much, your last video before this one was hearing about your brakes. Anyway I’m glad that your auto is fixed. I just been so busy working in the yard and cleaning house, it seems like it takes me forever. Then I get down in my back bc I’ve done so much & I sleep the afternoon away. Now I’m trying to find someone to tear out my 12x16 deck, the sun has ruined the boards & they are bulging up. Finally got an insurance refund which is what I’ll use, boy oh boy State Farm sure gave me the run around and I had to jump through hoops to get it.
@@dmariewalker6880 I'm happy to hear from you & yes it's been a long time. I'm so sorry that you're having to deal with so much around your house. I know you'll be happy to get it taken care of and finished
@@glendasully Glenda it’s so hard when you’re alone and my son works many hours six days a week so his Sundays are busy taking care of his house & yard. He’s planning to replace my garage door 🚪 but he got Cove it-a week ago, he helps when possible.
no more boston markets in california where i live. when i lived with my grandparents i ran away.... i got spanked with a metal slotted spoon. also spanked with branch ouch! when my brother knew he was going to get the belt he put a couple of little golden books down his pants..... ha ha. happy you got your brakes fixed. cars are great but... expensive
@@glendasully of course i don't remember how it felt but, nowadays it is considered child abuse. your mother digging her knuckles into your head.... horrible. makes you wonder what their parents did to them.
Really glad your car is fixed! Wild Fork I would love it! But really limit my meat now. Yes, sadly no more Boston Market here anymore. Tacos! Speaking my language! I do eat a beef taco at good places. I also make a mean mushroom taco with sprouts and avocado! 🥑 Have a great weekend ! 🪴
Maybe you can just put in another review on Google reviewing the first one you submitted and explaining that everything was not OK the next day! So glad you had good results with your brakes! Seems like you should stay with this mechanic, he seems to do right by you! I got your moisture meters in the mail today and will send them out when my daughter can get to the post office! I'll let you know when they go out! I used to love Boston Markets, great meals! I miss them! My mother would have little bits of Ivory Soap in a baby food jar and when she looked at my nails, and I had bitten them, I had to chew 2 pieces of soap(and swallow)!! Don't know what that was supposed to do! I bit my nails all my life, and ironically when mom went into a nursing home...I stopped and have not bitten them since!( she entered the nursing home in 2004 when I was 54yrs old!) Just one of many strange things she did! (Issa...Koi fish?) God Bless!❤😊🚗🚗
That was so mean of your momma doing u like that she done that so no one would see bruises on u , my momma never whip me or punish me at all when I got older I smarted off to her and she slapped me that hurt my feelings so bad
And I would also say those knuckles in the top of the head were called "nougees" and some jerk on tv was doing that in the bottom of the 70s, and there was this guy we all knew who didn't know the right way to approach girls - so he'd grab us and give us nougees on the top of the head - which hurt like hell, especially if you had any type of barettes in there! And he wondered why he was single so long ....
If you go back to the review you did on that other guy, is there an option to "edit" it? If so, rewrite your review and give a negative comment. Hope that will work.
Just go back to the Google review page where you left the favorable review for the poor mechanics and post another review to update the bad experience you (unfortunately) had. People will see it. Hope this helps.
I believe my 1950s childhood friends and I received the kinds of punishments that our own parents had received growing up. There were no tv talk shows or social media teaching frustrated parents a better way. Spankings were common at my house but what I dreaded most happened when my siblings and I were fighting in the backseat of the car. Mom would reach her hand around and grab my thigh with her sharp fingernails. Ouch! This produced immediate obedience. .
I’m so happy that you got your car fixed and it didn’t cost too much. I enjoy your videos very much. I’ve been watching you for so long that I feel I know you. You’re always so sweet and kind and accepting of others. Even my grown children will ask me how you are. Lol. Take care love ya
Me too. I prayed so hard for my poor old car & the nice mechanic. Awww, thank you for your kindness. Tell your children that Miss Glenda said "Hi"! And thank them for asking about me.
@@glendasullyI left my comments open on my recent video seems you weren’t the only one who wanted to comment. 😊Thank you for bringing this to my attention
Glad you got the brakes fixed. I loved the drive around town. It looks really nice through there
Thank you so much. I'll take a drive through Old Westbury in the fall & try to film a few of the mansions
So glad everything worked out, and you were respected by the new mechanic. I enjoyed watching your past videos over the weekend. Glad it helped you.❤
Thank you! I've been watching your cooking videos on the shorts feed, but comments are turned off. You sure can cook!!
A great relief to know you have your car fixed.
We were never spanked. We would be grounded. Not being able to go outside with our friends or to any fun things happening during that time was punishment. And it worked. I used same with my children.
Grounding is a great way to discipline kids. That's what Jill uses on Issa
40+ years ago we had to move to NJ. My dad was upset that I'd be around "cold, unfriendly New Yorkers". It was very much the opposite. Like you say, they are very family oriented. People are not friendly in the DC metro area and can be terribly rude and greedy. The upside is families often are not rooted here so it is easier to invite or be invited for holidays. In NJ, they were very friendly until holidays.....that was for family only and non family was never invited. Also once you move, they do not make effort to stay in touch.....again, it's all about family. Friends are harder to make here but they have remained friends even when they move.
Oh yes, I noticed that when I lived in NJ. I worked for an Italian family & they did invite me to parties & dinners with the family. I also had a very good friend who was from Ireland. She invited me over every Thanksgiving. All of their family still lives in Ireland
Glenda, about the mechanic you wish you hadn't given such a "good" Review, Just post another "updated" Review about your experience. So glad you found an honest mechanic that actually solved your car problem. Be sure to give him a 5-Star Review!
Ok will do
It’s a great thing to find a reliable mechanic. It can be hard to nowadays. I’m glad your car is running good now. I’m so behind I didn’t realize you were having a brake problem. I hope to visit New York someday and when I do I will come see you!! Love you friend! ❤❤
Thank you, Chris. Email me when you & Amanda make plans for your NY vacation. I'll get Jill to drive us into the city and we'll meet you for lunch
@@glendasully that sounds so wonderful! Hopefully we can do that before long. Working to get some debt paid off first. 😊
So glad to hear that your car was fixable, and that your paycheck from her helped you pay for it! Always a relief to find a mechanic you trust. I know a lot of kids in our era (I was born in '50) were physically punished. Happily my folks weren't into that. Not sure about my dad, but I'm pretty sure my mom's parents never hit them either. To be honest I was a pretty good kid, so don't think I was ever grounded even. My mom and I would talk over if there was an issue. Mostly I hated doing housework and would balk about that. I wasn't one of the popular kids in high school so didn't really date until college, so no issues there. My sister was a bit more of a rebel. And since I was 7 years younger, and saw that it just caused stress in the house, I think I tried to not make waves. My dad traveled for his, job too. So for the last 7 years or so of my childhood it was just my mom and me at home during the week. So she was actually what I would call more a friend than a disciplinarian. And you try to be nice to your friends. I think it probably helped too, that my folks were college educated with degrees in education. So they were more up to date on childrearing than some. Plus my dad's specialty was psychology,so he knew physical punishment really accomplished nothing. As a result I pretty much raised our kids the same as they raised me, and neither of them were that badly behaved, so hitting either of them never occurred to me. Anyway, I'm sorry some of you were treated so harshly by the people who should have been your shelter from the world! Always saddens me when I hear the really cruel things some parents do!
Thank you for sharing your experience growing up. I'm so happy that your parents were kind & loving people.
My parents were not educated, but they were intelligent. Very hard working people. They didn’t hit us either. We didn’t have much conversation in our home or laughter though. They just worked. They were probably scared to death worrying about paying bills. Four children.
@cathycollins9011 I'm sorry there was no conversation, but glad they didn't use physical punishment at least!!
❤ I always give you a thumbs up and I never miss your videos. I don't think ever I enjoy your channel. And you've been a inspiration to me. Thank you so much. God bless you special. I like hearing about where people live. I watch people that are from New York.. Nona grace, The happy.
Caravan, they live in New York and they have 11 or 12 kids.Take the subway pretty regularly
@@Mrs.Peachthriftyliving
Yes, I watch the Caravan family too!
I never review anything for a month. I want to be sure I am satisfied. ❤
That's a good idea.
Some of the kids these days could benefit from your mom’s head grinding…..lol glad you got your breaks fixed.
Oh 😱 no. It would be filmed & on Tik Tok immediately!! LOL 😂
I'm ever so grateful you got it fixed AND were able to pay for it by dint of us just watching and clicking on your videos - that's neat, how that works :> I recently went through my own car experience where the first mechanic I had was beyond belief with the mouth and the attitude - not quite you're story, but bad enough to rattle my nerves and give me an anxiety attack when I was in there. Makes you appreciate the good folk even more so!!!
Thank you for your kindness. I'm glad you got away from the bad mechanic
So pleased your car is repaired Miss Glenda xo
Thank you, Cate. 😘
We don’t have Boston markets here nor have I seen them anywhere that I know of on the western part of USA.
Glad you got your break fixed and they were so nice.
I live out in the sticks in Oklahoma and there’s 1,000 people and that’s great 😃
I used to live in the Denver, Colorado metro area, and I hated it. Way too many people from my liking. I don’t like crowds and I don’t like traffic.
But some people like city life and some don’t. .
I’m not a city slicker and never really was.
Bruce has a nephew that said he could never live out in the country because he’s a city slicker. He loves the city life.
Hope you have a great weekend Glenda .🤗❤️
I'm so happy for you to be able to live in the country & enjoy your quiet life.
@@glendasully 🤗❤️
I went to a Boston Market once and didn’t like what I saw on the menu and left. I see at the grocery store different frozen entrees labeled Boston Market.
One Saturday morning when I was 13 years old my Mom had gone grocery shopping and it was all of us 8 kids at home with my Dad who was hung over from being gone on one of binge drinking trips. My brother who was 2 years older than me loved to pick on me all the time. Well, this morning I wasn’t much in the mood for him picking on me and I took a spoonful of hot oatmeal and flicked it at him. He jumped backwards in his chair and all the other kids let out gasps and laughs! My dad was so pissed that we woke him up that he sent me outside to get a switch that he could whip me with. My oldest sister stuck up for me and told dad my brother had it coming for picking on me but dad wasn’t having it. I bought in a switch and he whipped me pretty bad. I had welts and bruises for a week all because my brother couldn’t leave well enough alone.
Ugh!! How horrible. I'm so sorry.
Happy things work out for you & good to know there are still nice folks in the world.😊
Yes they are!
Definitely the razor strap. My mom dated a barber. We got hit w a razor strap. Until I "wised up" one day and it disappeared...
Good for you ☺️
I know I haven’t commented much, your last video before this one was hearing about your brakes. Anyway I’m glad that your auto is fixed. I just been so busy working in the yard and cleaning house, it seems like it takes me forever.
Then I get down in my back bc I’ve done so much & I sleep the afternoon away. Now I’m trying to find someone to tear out my 12x16 deck, the sun has ruined the boards & they are bulging up. Finally got an insurance refund which is what I’ll use, boy oh boy State Farm sure gave me the run around and I had to jump through hoops to get it.
@@dmariewalker6880
I'm happy to hear from you & yes it's been a long time. I'm so sorry that you're having to deal with so much around your house. I know you'll be happy to get it taken care of and finished
@@glendasully Glenda it’s so hard when you’re alone and my son works many hours six days a week so his Sundays are busy taking care of his house & yard. He’s planning to replace my garage door 🚪 but he got Cove it-a week ago, he helps when possible.
Ms. Glenda you can update your review and tell them you had a different experience the 2nd time around.
Ok thanks for the info. I'll try that
Mom never did anything except chase me with wooden spoon. She never caught us!
Good for you to be a fast runner
Glad everything worked out! 🙏
- Brandon (from VA)
Thank you so much
Glad it worked out..
Having car troubles it's just about the worst thing that can happen I think
It's awful!
no more boston markets in california where i live. when i lived with my grandparents i ran away.... i got spanked with a metal slotted spoon. also spanked with branch ouch! when my brother knew he was going to get the belt he put a couple of little golden books down his pants..... ha ha. happy you got your brakes fixed. cars are great but... expensive
Omg! I'm so sorry that you were spanked like that. It had to have really hurt
@@glendasully of course i don't remember how it felt but, nowadays it is considered child abuse. your mother digging her knuckles into your head.... horrible. makes you wonder what their parents did to them.
Really glad your car is fixed! Wild Fork I would love it! But really limit my meat now. Yes, sadly no more Boston Market here anymore. Tacos! Speaking my language! I do eat a beef taco at good places. I also make a mean mushroom taco with sprouts and avocado! 🥑 Have a great weekend ! 🪴
Oh your 🍄 🌮 sounds so healthy & delicious
Hello, i I'm glad everything worked out for you
Yes, thank you
Car problems are stressful. I am having some again right now.
Oh no. I'm so sorry. I hope it's nothing serious
I live in Illinois and all the Boston Markets closed. So did Bakers Square. Now I can't buy good pies anymore. I feel like the world is Ending😂
I'm so sorry that you can no longer buy your good pies, but, it's not the end of the 🌎. LOL 😂😂
Yay, no longer stranded!🎉👍🏻
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Glad u got the car repaired
Thank you so much. You're so sweet
Glad your car is working now
Thanks 👍
Maybe you can just put in another review on Google reviewing the first one you submitted and explaining that everything was not OK the next day! So glad you had good results with your brakes! Seems like you should stay with this mechanic, he seems to do right by you! I got your moisture meters in the mail today and will send them out when my daughter can get to the post office! I'll let you know when they go out! I used to love Boston Markets, great meals! I miss them! My mother would have little bits of Ivory Soap in a baby food jar and when she looked at my nails, and I had bitten them, I had to chew 2 pieces of soap(and swallow)!! Don't know what that was supposed to do! I bit my nails all my life, and ironically when mom went into a nursing home...I stopped and have not bitten them since!( she entered the nursing home in 2004 when I was 54yrs old!) Just one of many strange things she did! (Issa...Koi fish?) God Bless!❤😊🚗🚗
I've never heard of that type of punishment. How awful that she did that to you. I'm so sorry 😔
Well that’s wonderful that you got a good car mechanic that did a good job and was polite 👍
Thank you
As far as child punishments, does soap in the mouth for being sassy bring any memories? I think I got it once for a split second.
Others have said that they had to eat soap & swallow it
I'm so glad your car is fixed now Glenda ❤
Thank you, Bonnie
So glad you found a good mechanic and were able to get your car fixed!🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤
Thank you, Margie
I love when you drive around in your videos, so glad your car is fixed.
Thank you for telling me! I'll try to make some videos of the mansions in Old Westbury. I love driving there in the fall 🍁
,👍♥️🙏 Good for you glad you found a good repair shop
Thanks 👍
Alot of our restaurants webt out to 😮 beat me with a bo ar brush hard on the rear , it brought up the blood 😭
I don't know what a boar brush is but that was cruel and I'm so sorry
I am glad you got your car fixed at a fair price and he was kind to you. God bless you.
Yes, thank you
That was so mean of your momma doing u like that she done that so no one would see bruises on u , my momma never whip me or punish me at all when I got older I smarted off to her and she slapped me that hurt my feelings so bad
And I would also say those knuckles in the top of the head were called "nougees" and some jerk on tv was doing that in the bottom of the 70s, and there was this guy we all knew who didn't know the right way to approach girls - so he'd grab us and give us nougees on the top of the head - which hurt like hell, especially if you had any type of barettes in there! And he wondered why he was single so long ....
I'm glad you were never punished & I think maybe your Mom was having a bad day & that's why she slapped you
I don't think they had a name back in the 50's but I do remember what you're talking about them being called "nougees"
If you go back to the review you did on that other guy, is there an option to "edit" it? If so, rewrite your review and give a negative comment. Hope that will work.
Oh, I don't know. I'll look
No Boston Market in GA that I know about
Happy you got your Car repaired.
Thanks 👍
Just go back to the Google review page where you left the favorable review for the poor mechanics and post another review to update the bad experience you (unfortunately) had. People will see it. Hope this helps.
Ok. I'll do that
Why does your likes not have an amount of?
They're turned off
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🍃🪻🍃 Kind service from a kind-hearted man towards a kind-hearted woman! 🍃🪻🍃
Awww thank you
I believe my 1950s childhood friends and I received the kinds of punishments that our own parents had received growing up. There were no tv talk shows or social media teaching frustrated parents a better way. Spankings were common at my house but what I dreaded most happened when my siblings and I were fighting in the backseat of the car. Mom would reach her hand around and grab my thigh with her sharp fingernails. Ouch! This produced immediate obedience.
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Oh goodness that had to have been so painful.