Just let me say, Johnathan , that story was magnificent! I am just turning 60 this month (October 2022) and yes, my parents and grandparents were just like yours. Your story writing abilities are great!! Thank you.
Jonathan, if you read the comments....I loved your story and the details. I'm 5 yrs younger than you and had the same type of dad. He became an electrical engineer for NASA but never stopped being a farm boy. I was rebellious but knew where that line was and never crossed it. I just knew better. Lol I remember sassing my mom and boy did I get into trouble with my dad. Anyway, like I said, love your story. Btw, thanks for stirring my memories. My dad passed 15 yrs ago and my mom 7 yrs ago. So the trip down memory lane was wonderful.
I hope that Jonathan kept on writing. I laugh at his story, approved of his father making a man out of him and feared for him when he had his encounter with the king and queen of the forest, Tears came to my eyes when his reacted so parental when he found his son in distress. And he did learn his lesson which helped him in the future as a married man and father----wonderful story and so well written,
This story I well understand I am a female that had to work in the garden my whole life like a man. So I know how life was back in those days I to am 62. This was a great story.
I hardly ever comment but I feel the need to now. 💯 absolutely the best sasquatch/father story I've ever heard. My father raised me the same but being a skinny kid & a girl he never treated me any different. I had to go cut fire wood & stack it by the ranks. Shoot & hunt. Drive tractors & vehicles before I was 6. And so much more but then raising gardens & caning, freezing, cooking, doing laundry on scrub boards & even hanging them out in the winter. Coming home from school & cooking supper & mopping floors & painting then to doing our auto repair. Yes all before I was 13 I did all this. Killing game of any kind, dressing it & curing or freezing it. Children now days think parents are harsh because they want 5 minutes of their time to take out the garbage at 18 yrs old. Omg! And yes parents are to blame. I seen my teacher one time in a store & her 2 yr old was slapping her in the face from the front of grocery cart & all she would say was please stop son. Well being like my daddy n such. , I just turned around after about 4 minutes & said. "Just bust his ass" & shut up. Take it outside because good parents are sickened by this mess of not having children mind or respect them or their elders anymore. And that's started all the lower generation never seeing us as elders or knowing our elders deserve all respect for their history/dictionary minds. Other cultures worship their elders as I did mine. Today's in America ... well the parents should be guilty of raising such Heatherns. 🤔😔🤬
Amazing story sir, amazing and hard working parents and parenting and wonderful narration! I was chuckling throughout and then felt like I was there for the scary bits and of course, the heart-warming moment he realised his dad was so worried for him but still firm about his punishment, haha! Indeed this was a gem, Nance, thank you!!
Mr John your dad and my mom must have had meetings on how to punish mouthy wayward kids lol. I just turned 61 this yr. And trust me girls can be just as bad as any boy. My worst one happened also because of dishes, lol. This brings back so many memories truly love the way you presented this great story Nance thank you so much.
I love all your stories Nance but let me just say, this has got to be one of your best. Thank you and thanks to you too Johnathan. Wow, you are an awesome writer and though I know it wasn't the most perfect time in your life, (sasing your Grandmother and getting punished for it') it sure gave you a wonderful story to share with all of us and a good lesson learned... To you and Nance both, thank you so much 💚❤💚❤💚
Jonathon, my goose bumps got goose bumps as you and your dad walked away. Loved, loved, loved your entire encounter with lessons learned. Grew up in that era. Couldn't help but smile, and you know in which part!👍👍Thanks MUCHLY Nance, for sharing this with us!💖💖
Jonathan your story/encounter 👍🏼,you're exactly right,that's the way it was back then.(consequences). And Nance, that was a cameo narration! Thank you!
I absolutely loved this story! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Men can help and still be men. Everyone should hear this. Being tough on our kids will have a profound effect long term. Simultaneously the family as a whole and how everyone takes a role and appreciated each other’s role.
WOW, Nance an Jonathan, what an amazing story! A natural writer, all right - and it's a lucky thing that Bigfoot female knew Jonathan was a juvenile and called her mate off. Yes, I believe some of these Sasquatch clans are ruled by matriarchs and they are every bit as formidable as the alpha males. Women's work for a Bigfoot is no joke! ❤
Great story. I could see myself as the young man, the father and now the grandfather. I was lucky in this respect as a lad. We had a Franklin stove that we used in the winter just to use it. I never chopped wood for more than an hour. To cut logs into stove size pieces, I had been issued a bow saw.
This was an incredible story. Good father, son, husband. He may have been a little old school for my taste, but he was trying to raise a real man and i sensed he really cared about and loved his son and whole family. Maybe the Sasquatch just needed to make sure you got the point. I loved the whole thing. Thank you Jonathan and Nance.
This was an absolutely fabulous story and so well written! I am not a writer so I really appreciate when someone is. Jonathan, I have a Jonathan also and his brother and I taught them to help which has really paid off because they help in their own homes and hopefully they will teach their sons to do the same.
Great story, Jonathan! I like your humor and humility. Thanks for sharing Jonathan's story with us Nance. I love your voice, it's very soothing even during the scary parts. Have you ever done voice over work? You have a perfect radio voice. Anyway, keep the stories comin'.
What a GREAT story! It would have been most entertaining even without the Bigfoot confrontation. But that WAS the icing on the cake for this crew. This guy should be a professional writer...maybe a memoir with more of this homegrown wisdom so little talked about these days. 👍
You know my father in a lot of ways was like his father and I miss mine everyday, I miss the smack to the back of the head. Thanks Nance and Johnathan. Dadgum Rock chucking boogers. Lol
Hey there Boss Lady, I agree, quite a good story by Jonathan, although I lost my Dad before I was 2 years old and was raised by my Mother, I always helped with the chores whatever they might be, I mean she had to work to have the funds to raise me, and I think she did well with that, so I know how Jon felt and am glad he saw the error of his ways (Jonathan, thanks for sending your encounter into our Mz. Nance, I'm sure that it was appreciated by the rest of us, and Nance, thanks as always for your fantastic narration, it's why you are number one to us (well at least to me.) Have a great day y'all, especially you Nance, thanks again, D.J.
Absolutely brilliant!!! Between your wonderful interpretive narration and Jonathan's stellar writing, this is one of the best stories EVER!!! I want more!
Yeah this encounter brings back memories of my Mom and Dad. I always liked helping my dad with cutting the fire wood, keeping the fire wood coming for the fire for canning what ever we got out of the garden. Helping my Dad was an honor and I liked learning what my Dad had to teach me while working. Sadly I never learned how to get a garden to grow. Some of my fondest memories are of helping my Dad and my Mom's uncle Roy cutting wood and felling trees uncle Roy had a real talent for dropping a tree right where he wanted it. My Dad would bring home a load of coal on the truck and it was my job to shovel it into the basement coal bin. My always came out to scrape out the bed of the truck. I made sure that was the load of coal was in before he came back out. Didn't matter daylight or dark I shoveled the coal all the same. Some of those times doing the work alone I was sure I was being watched from the woods. My Dad always said it was my imagination. After hearing wood knocks about fifty yards from the house I know what was watching me. Nance I love the long encounters. Short or long encounters I'll always listen. Thank you for the encounters.
This one is gold. I am also 64 and I remember similar lessons without the bigfoot. They stick with you. A good thing. Thanks John, for sharing, and you Nance for bringing it to us.
The part about sassing and being disrespectful was a no-no back then and still is. At 15, I told my mother to shut up one time. Bad idea, especially not knowing that my dad was standing behind me. I'm 68 and my ears are still ringing to this day lol.
What a MOST excellent story! I personally LOVE the stories of life back in the day and the appreciation for what it was, good, hard work and simply learning the meaning of it all! Altho this was a story of not so simply learning. However, incredible Jonathan! I think ALL of it was definitely necessary!
My son was a sassy guy when he was 15. His Mom and I could have cheerfully drop-kicked him into the next county many time during that faze of his life. He became a dad early in his adulthood and we joked with him that he was going to get his own back soon. His reply to us was that it already had. He has done a complete 180 since his teenage. I admire him very much because he is an excellent father of three teenage boys. The boys are quite normal, but because their parents are like Jonathan's were. I know my grandsons will be just like their parents. All they need is to see a Sasquatch to round out their growing experience.
Thanks for bringing another awesome story, Nance. Jonathon, what a story, and what a good storyteller you are. I think my kids could take some lessons from you ;)
Yaaaayyyy hi Nance and Sasquad!!! Back from vacaytion but with a cold. Miss Jurnies is not too happy but is a good baby so are my other 3 babies and my hubby. So soup meds rest are what im bringing down to Sasquatch Valley!!! Im coming yall slowly but surely. Legooooo!!!❤💚💜💙💛🖤💞
Wow thank you Nance for sharing Johnathan's story. This was amazingly written I was able to place my self there as you read. Thank you both again for another wonderful evening. Duston In Idaho
Exactly what I needed to close my afternoon. Mount Ida is on the Ouachita mountain ⛰ range. Thats Bigfoot territory. Jonathan was surrounded with Bigfoots. Thanks Jonathan for a great story 👍 Thanks Ms Nance
On the Oklahoma side of the Ouachitas they have signs posted to watch for Bigfoot. Driving the roads around Talihina down to Idabel you just know they’re out there. I live on the NW side of OK and almost every member of my extended family has had encounters with the big guys. They sent hair off to OU and OSU in the early 80s that came back as “unknown”between human and orangutan. That was way before DNA. They said the hair was 6-8 inches long and a dark reddish orange. It had been caught in the rose bushes when it ran around the house chasing the dogs. The dogs got away thankfully but later they listened to Bigfoot call in coyotes with the sounds of hurt animals. Finding the spot the next day they said it was a bloodbath with no parts big enough to identify left.
Thanks Nance and thank you Jonathan! I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of your story! I'm a 65 year old woman so i remember how it was growing up, respect was an absolute when speaking to an adult! I not only did "woman's work" but did the yard work and stacked the fire wood as a child so i understand! I was so happy that the female sasquatch broke the spell even though she knocked you in the head because she probably saved your life! Thanks again for your wonderful story!
WONDERFUL!! 2 great stories in 1 --- doesn't get better than that! Thank you, Nance, for not skimping and Thank you, Johnathan, for sharing life lessons and an amazing, frightening experince!!!
Agree Nance! Jonathan is a great writer and I loved his story! I loved his description of his Dad’s discipline skills and I think my Dad went to the same school! I picked up more buckets of rocks than the Grand Canyon could hold it seemed many times! Send in some more stories! 🍁🌻
Just let me say, Johnathan , that story was magnificent! I am just turning 60 this month (October 2022) and yes, my parents and grandparents were just like yours.
Your story writing abilities are great!! Thank you.
Happy birthday! I turned 61 in August and my son turns 32 this month.
Debbie are you in AZ?
I have a cousin named Debbie, with sisters Vicki and Lynette.
They would affectionately refer to me as Tommy
Happy birthday debbie
@@ByGraceIGo I turned 61 in October 2022 and my son turned 34. Happy birthday.
Jonathan, if you read the comments....I loved your story and the details. I'm 5 yrs younger than you and had the same type of dad. He became an electrical engineer for NASA but never stopped being a farm boy. I was rebellious but knew where that line was and never crossed it. I just knew better. Lol I remember sassing my mom and boy did I get into trouble with my dad. Anyway, like I said, love your story. Btw, thanks for stirring my memories. My dad passed 15 yrs ago and my mom 7 yrs ago. So the trip down memory lane was wonderful.
I hope that Jonathan kept on writing. I laugh at his story, approved of his father making a man out of him and feared for him when he had his encounter with the king and queen of the forest, Tears came to my eyes when his reacted so parental when he found his son in distress. And he did learn his lesson which helped him in the future as a married man and father----wonderful story and so well written,
Fantastic! such a wonderful story, and it was read so perfectly. God bless his awesome pop. The story is the epitome of a father’s love.
Glad you enjoyed it!
This story I well understand I am a female that had to work in the garden my whole life like a man. So I know how life was back in those days I to am 62. This was a great story.
We loved the "long" story. Very well written.
What a GREAT story teller! Wow! Blessings to all!
Wow. We need more parents like that today. Loved it.
Absolutely!
This world would not be in such a terrible state if parents still believed in proper discipline. Such a Sad Loss!
Sure do
What a great story and an excellent growing-up lesson! Many thanks to the submitter😊
This guy is a phenomenal story teller! I would love to hear more stories of him growing up on that farm in the Midwest!!
This story is one of my faves, easily.
I ❤️ it Nance! Boy parents had a gift back then! I got a feeling that both gradpa and dad knew.
I hardly ever comment but I feel the need to now. 💯 absolutely the best sasquatch/father story I've ever heard. My father raised me the same but being a skinny kid & a girl he never treated me any different. I had to go cut fire wood & stack it by the ranks. Shoot & hunt. Drive tractors & vehicles before I was 6. And so much more but then raising gardens & caning, freezing, cooking, doing laundry on scrub boards & even hanging them out in the winter. Coming home from school & cooking supper & mopping floors & painting then to doing our auto repair. Yes all before I was 13 I did all this. Killing game of any kind, dressing it & curing or freezing it. Children now days think parents are harsh because they want 5 minutes of their time to take out the garbage at 18 yrs old. Omg! And yes parents are to blame. I seen my teacher one time in a store & her 2 yr old was slapping her in the face from the front of grocery cart & all she would say was please stop son. Well being like my daddy n such.
, I just turned around after about 4 minutes & said. "Just bust his ass" & shut up. Take it outside because good parents are sickened by this mess of not having children mind or respect them or their elders anymore. And that's started all the lower generation never seeing us as elders or knowing our elders deserve all respect for their history/dictionary minds. Other cultures worship their elders as I did mine. Today's in America ... well the parents should be guilty of raising such Heatherns. 🤔😔🤬
I so thoroughly enjoyed Jonathan’s story and it was made more delightful by being narrated by you Nance. Much appreciation for sharing it with us.🙏🙏😃
Amazing story sir, amazing and hard working parents and parenting and wonderful narration! I was chuckling throughout and then felt like I was there for the scary bits and of course, the heart-warming moment he realised his dad was so worried for him but still firm about his punishment, haha! Indeed this was a gem, Nance, thank you!!
That was a gem of a story and experience (a diamond), and masterfully written and read. Thank you.
Mr John your dad and my mom must have had meetings on how to punish mouthy wayward kids lol. I just turned 61 this yr. And trust me girls can be just as bad as any boy. My worst one happened also because of dishes, lol. This brings back so many memories truly love the way you presented this great story Nance thank you so much.
I love all your stories Nance but let me just say, this has got to be one of your best. Thank you and thanks to you too Johnathan.
Wow, you are an awesome writer and though I know it wasn't the most perfect time in your life, (sasing your Grandmother and getting punished for it') it sure gave you a wonderful story to share with all of us and a good lesson learned... To you and Nance both, thank you so much 💚❤💚❤💚
Great story Nance. Thank you.
Jonathon, my goose bumps got goose bumps as you and your dad walked away. Loved, loved, loved your entire encounter with lessons learned. Grew up in that era. Couldn't help but smile, and you know in which part!👍👍Thanks MUCHLY Nance, for sharing this with us!💖💖
Jonathan your story/encounter 👍🏼,you're exactly right,that's the way it was back then.(consequences). And Nance, that was a cameo narration! Thank you!
Great story. Character building experience, with or without squatches. Thanks, Nance and Johnathan! 👍
Fantastic story and equally fantastic narration. You did justice to that great story Nance
🤣we were raised the same way. No sass and it was the women folk who did the smack down. Hahaha
I absolutely loved this story!
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Men can help and still be men. Everyone should hear this.
Being tough on our kids will have a profound effect long term. Simultaneously the family as a whole and how everyone takes a role and appreciated each other’s role.
Yes that was an excellent story, no matter how much dish washing was in it 🤣
Thanks for sending it in for Nance to share with us. 🙏
Johnathan dang right. The Young folk today need such lessons. The world wouldn't be so crazy if they had. Great story. Thanks for sharing
WOW, Nance an Jonathan, what an amazing story! A natural writer, all right - and it's a lucky thing that Bigfoot female knew Jonathan was a juvenile and called her mate off. Yes, I believe some of these Sasquatch clans are ruled by matriarchs and they are every bit as formidable as the alpha males. Women's work for a Bigfoot is no joke! ❤
I'll be damned if my child would act like that.
I loved this story; It was so well written and as always so well narrated by you.
What a great story thank you for sharing. What a way to learn a lesson .
Such a great story. Thank you Jonathan and to you Nance, for your narration, wonderful as usual 🤩
Oh, the memories of "sassing" back. That was a great story
Thank you Jonathan for the lovely story. I cried too. A wonderful story Nance 💕
Loved this story ! ❤❤❤
That was a well written encounter 👍🏼 My dad was the same way, Awesome Video!
Hot dogs with onion rings an Buckeye Bigfoot. The best of both worlds
Love the story. Boy kid's these days sure could use that kind of discipline. Great story and loved it
You mean abuse? …. Nah, that was outlawed years ago mate !
Wonderful story...thank you Jonathan for writing it...thank you Nance for a great narration
I absolutely loved this encounter!
Great story. I could see myself as the young man, the father and now the grandfather. I was lucky in this respect as a lad. We had a Franklin stove that we used in the winter just to use it. I never chopped wood for more than an hour. To cut logs into stove size pieces, I had been issued a bow saw.
Wow! Another excellent story narrated by you Nance.
Very cool story help me pass 45 minutes. Heading down the road listening to this. Thanks for the video.
Thank you for a great reading and to the writer John 🙏🙏👣👣❤️
This was an incredible story. Good father, son, husband. He may have been a little old school for my taste, but he was trying to raise a real man and i sensed he really cared about and loved his son and whole family. Maybe the Sasquatch just needed to make sure you got the point. I loved the whole thing. Thank you Jonathan and Nance.
I don't know how I missed this one a year ago. I'm making T-day meal for 35 and I'm listened & cried and at 62 felt all his story!
This was an absolutely fabulous story and so well written! I am not a writer so I really appreciate when someone is. Jonathan, I have a Jonathan also and his brother and I taught them to help which has really paid off because they help in their own homes and hopefully they will teach their sons to do the same.
Long Live Bigfoot and Nance--May there Always Be a Story to Tell and Listeners to Hear...
Omg, what an awesome story, you poor kid, at least your still alive, wow, how terrifying. Thx, great writing
Great story, Jonathan! I like your humor and humility. Thanks for sharing Jonathan's story with us Nance. I love your voice, it's very soothing even during the scary parts. Have you ever done voice over work? You have a perfect radio voice. Anyway, keep the stories comin'.
20:45 lmao "Men don't drink coffee while doing mens work!!!! You drink Black, Hot, Coffee"
What a GREAT story! It would have been most entertaining even without the Bigfoot confrontation. But that WAS the icing on the cake for this crew. This guy should be a professional writer...maybe a memoir with more of this homegrown wisdom so little talked about these days. 👍
Yes Indeed! I'll bet he's got more stories than he's ever thought penned up in that head of his!
Love it absolutely.
Your are a natural narrator.
AWESOME STORY. from start to finish ! Thanks !
Splendid 👍👍
You know my father in a lot of ways was like his father and I miss mine everyday, I miss the smack to the back of the head. Thanks Nance and Johnathan. Dadgum Rock chucking boogers. Lol
Nan. Always enjoy your readings thanks for making another year of this old man's life a little less bitter. God bless you and yours
Hey there Boss Lady, I agree, quite a good story by Jonathan, although I lost my Dad before I was 2 years old and was raised by my Mother, I always helped with the chores whatever they might be, I mean she had to work to have the funds to raise me, and I think she did well with that, so I know how Jon felt and am glad he saw the error of his ways (Jonathan, thanks for sending your encounter into our Mz. Nance, I'm sure that it was appreciated by the rest of us, and Nance, thanks as always for your fantastic narration, it's why you are number one to us (well at least to me.)
Have a great day y'all, especially you Nance, thanks again, D.J.
Absolutely brilliant!!! Between your wonderful interpretive narration and Jonathan's stellar writing, this is one of the best stories EVER!!! I want more!
What a great story! And what a great writer! Great story teller, thanks Nance! 😘❤️🇨🇦✌🏻🌹
Yes I loved it too anytime Jonathan I enjoy spending spending I enjoyed spending time with you so to speak
Great Story
Yeah this encounter brings back memories of my Mom and Dad. I always liked helping my dad with cutting the fire wood, keeping the fire wood coming for the fire for canning what ever we got out of the garden. Helping my Dad was an honor and I liked learning what my Dad had to teach me while working. Sadly I never learned how to get a garden to grow. Some of my fondest memories are of helping my Dad and my Mom's uncle Roy cutting wood and felling trees uncle Roy had a real talent for dropping a tree right where he wanted it. My Dad would bring home a load of coal on the truck and it was my job to shovel it into the basement coal bin. My always came out to scrape out the bed of the truck. I made sure that was the load of coal was in before he came back out. Didn't matter daylight or dark I shoveled the coal all the same. Some of those times doing the work alone I was sure I was being watched from the woods. My Dad always said it was my imagination. After hearing wood knocks about fifty yards from the house I know what was watching me. Nance I love the long encounters. Short or long encounters I'll always listen. Thank you for the encounters.
Me too. I'll always listen.
Wow. This one will be good!
This one is gold. I am also 64 and I remember similar lessons without the bigfoot. They stick with you. A good thing. Thanks John, for sharing, and you Nance for bringing it to us.
Jut wanted to say This man is quite a storyteller. I love his vocabulary and choice of ways to use it.
The part about sassing and being disrespectful was a no-no back then and still is. At 15, I told my mother to shut up one time. Bad idea, especially not knowing that my dad was standing behind me. I'm 68 and my ears are still ringing to this day lol.
Great, great story & what experience Jonathon!
Without a doubt Grandpa knew about the forest people. Probably Dad too.
What a MOST excellent story! I personally LOVE the stories of life back in the day and the appreciation for what it was, good, hard work and simply learning the meaning of it all! Altho this was a story of not so simply learning. However, incredible Jonathan! I think ALL of it was definitely necessary!
My son was a sassy guy when he was 15. His Mom and I could have cheerfully drop-kicked him into the next county many time during that faze of his life. He became a dad early in his adulthood and we joked with him that he was going to get his own back soon. His reply to us was that it already had. He has done a complete 180 since his teenage. I admire him very much because he is an excellent father of three teenage boys. The boys are quite normal, but because their parents are like Jonathan's were. I know my grandsons will be just like their parents. All they need is to see a Sasquatch to round out their growing experience.
Thanks for bringing another awesome story, Nance. Jonathon, what a story, and what a good storyteller you are. I think my kids could take some lessons from you ;)
Well you have examples, What is stopping you?
Yaaaayyyy hi Nance and Sasquad!!! Back from vacaytion but with a cold. Miss Jurnies is not too happy but is a good baby so are my other 3 babies and my hubby. So soup meds rest are what im bringing down to Sasquatch Valley!!! Im coming yall slowly but surely. Legooooo!!!❤💚💜💙💛🖤💞
Got my notification on time this time 🤗💕👣 . I hope all is well with you Nance,✌🏼thank you for all you do to bring us these awesome stories 💪
I love his writing!
That story was a precious gem! Thank you!
Wow thank you Nance for sharing Johnathan's story. This was amazingly written I was able to place my self there as you read. Thank you both again for another wonderful evening.
Duston
In Idaho
Another enjoyable story thank you Jonathan and Nancy.
I absolutely loved the entire story!!!!!!
Absolutely fantastic story. Thank you.
Exactly what I needed to close my afternoon.
Mount Ida is on the Ouachita mountain ⛰ range. Thats Bigfoot territory. Jonathan was surrounded with Bigfoots.
Thanks Jonathan for a great story 👍
Thanks Ms Nance
Awesome stories 👏 😀 👍 thank you Nance your the best women narrator.. cam is the best male narrator...
On the Oklahoma side of the Ouachitas they have signs posted to watch for Bigfoot.
Driving the roads around Talihina down to Idabel you just know they’re out there.
I live on the NW side of OK and almost every member of my extended family has had encounters with the big guys. They sent hair off to OU and OSU in the early 80s that came back as “unknown”between human and orangutan. That was way before DNA. They said the hair was 6-8 inches long and a dark reddish orange. It had been caught in the rose bushes when it ran around the house chasing the dogs. The dogs got away thankfully but later they listened to Bigfoot call in coyotes with the sounds of hurt animals. Finding the spot the next day they said it was a bloodbath with no parts big enough to identify left.
@@christophercooper5843
Agree with you 💯%
Great story, I enjoyed the whole thing.
I know a cute little Buckeye girl, that is a union welder. I tell her since she lives in North East Ohio, she is in Sasquatch country, for sure !!
This story was great on so many levels …superb storytelling
Thank you Jonathan!
I loved the story. The longer the better for me. Very well written and of course, narrated
Love the story & his writing style. Well written and funny.
Great story, Thanks to Jonathan & you, Nance!
Thanks Nance and thank you Jonathan! I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of your story! I'm a 65 year old woman so i remember how it was growing up, respect was an absolute when speaking to an adult! I not only did "woman's work" but did the yard work and stacked the fire wood as a child so i understand! I was so happy that the female sasquatch broke the spell even though she knocked you in the head because she probably saved your life! Thanks again for your wonderful story!
Johnathan that was one of the best stories ive ever heard great story !!!!!!!!!
Excellent story! Thanks for sharing and Thank You Nance!! 😊 ❤️
WONDERFUL!! 2 great stories in 1 --- doesn't get better than that! Thank you, Nance, for not skimping and Thank you, Johnathan, for sharing life lessons and an amazing, frightening experince!!!
Thanks Nance, always a pleasure.
Great storytelling Jonathan.
Thanks Nance for the wonderful narration!!
Loved the story, Jonathan you did good. Anymore stories please send them in.
Agree Nance! Jonathan is a great writer and I loved his story! I loved his description of his Dad’s discipline skills and I think my Dad went to the same school! I picked up more buckets of rocks than the Grand Canyon could hold it seemed many times! Send in some more stories! 🍁🌻
Thank you that was a great story and the author tells it well. God bless all
Great story. Manchester England UK x
Listen to this as I was doing the dishes