Don’t you just LOve her.🌷

I just love your Granny!! What a Dear. Reminds me of my Grandmother.❤️❤️🌹

Salt of the earth!

I was thinking the same thing!

She is at that. I love the episodes she is on. Reminds me of all the sweet ladies I grew up with.

Agree! I didn’t have grandparents. I know I missed a lot. We have 5 grands now and 9 greats, I adore everyone of them.

Looks great 😅

She is a treasure!

That's her mom. They all call her granny.

@@pattyhill4682 OH MY. THANK YOU FOR CORRECTING ME. BEAUTIFUL FAMILY.

Granny is adorable

Thank you 😀

Your Mom is so beautiful! And I love your sweaters! Yummy-looking recipe! 😊

I feel like I'm back home from many years in the past....love your video ❤️

It sure does for me too! ❤ These voices remind me of so many in my family.

@@goldenblueeye5472 Thank the Lord we have those sweet memories ❤️

Ver well said, Dean Pippitt. I feel exactly the same.

Missing my dear Mother. Treasure these dear women for they're God's Blessings to us.

Thanks so much 😀

@@CelebratingAppalachia hi I am enjoying watching you back with your grand mother . I always used to bake with my mom. Brings back memories I am tearing up as I watch. Blessings

@@Bob-ml1mv I'm so glad it reminds you of your sweet mother.

Wow, thank you!

@@CelebratingAppalachia what a special grandma and what a special granddaughter you are. Looks great!

Yes. I just love her. Women like Granny raise some of the best families on earth. Perfect example: Tipper, Matt and Corie and Katie.

I'm so glad she has you 😀

😮!❤!

Thank you so much 😀

I'd def LOVE a Granny Channel! I can't take my eyes off her.🤗❤

Absolutely!!

@@CelebratingAppalachia Thank ya'll for sharing your lovely Family & lives! Im absolutely addicted!! God's Speed Only!!

I'm on the brink of 72 in a couple of months myself. My grandma was also born in 1898, but died in 1969, when I was only 18. She wasn't a cook, but she was my safe place, too. I had a good family and didn't really need a safe person, per se, but there was just a bond there that settled my soul. I spent lots of time at her home in the summer, playing Parcheesi and watching her crochet. I loved her so much and think of her often.

That’s a great description. I felt so safe w my grandmother. I loved her so much I didn’t think I could live without her. She died when I was 20 yrs old. I am now 68. I have such precious memories of our time together. Thanks for sharing your family 😊

❤ this is a great 😂video I really enjoyed it going to make it soon thanks granny we love you❤ do another one soon we wil be watching from iowal

My grandma was born in 1892 and passed away 1 year and 1 day before Elvis Presley (August 15, 1976, always helped me remember!). She became 84 years old, which was quite amazing, since she had diabetes, used insulin and was totally blind. If it wasn’t for her getting gangrene in her legs (and they didn’t do anything about it back then, so it developed and took her life), she would have become even older! Bless her, she was something special. Even blind she knitted and crocheted. She had 12 children, 9 lived up, as well as 3 step children (my grandpa was married to her cousin first, but she died and my grandma came to help him out with the children and ended out marrying him). All her children, including all the boys, were taught how to knit, crochet, embroider and sew. Some of the boys really loved this and kept using their skills their whole life, embroidering pictures and knitting clothes for kids and grandkids. I don’t remember her cooking and baking, that I have only been told about, as she all the time I can remember, was blind.

Mine died at 84 and also had diabetes,on insuline,and right before passing,she was having complications with her left foot that was starting to get gangrene.she took me and my brother under her care when my Birth Mother left me at 10 days old and my brother was 10 mos. old forever Thankful to this great woman in my life she had 11 children of her own and had to add us in,and she did with much love.

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I have the best of both worlds my Noni Italian my moms side and my grandmother on my dad's from the deep south good food just really different I miss it all

@juanitaensign8100 I miss my Granny too. I really blessed to have both my Granny and Great-Granny into my adult years. I have been surrounded by love and wisdom. I am thankful.

So true ❤ She's a gem 💎

So glad you enjoyed this one 😀

Chile....I have no idea of not growing up with mine. No words for you except there's Grandparents out there that you can adopt ❤ Lots with no relatives that would adopt you!!!

@@cathyheston3029 I am old enough to be a great- grandparent now but lost my only child when he was 16.

@@peggyevans2691 I'm so sorry for your loss....😪 Can't imagine your pain.

I never got to see one set of my grandparents, and the other set actually didn't like spending time with us as kids. If we were at their house, we played alone and were expected to be quiet. I've always been secretly jealous of people with loving grandparents. It's a wonderful thing to see!

Both of my grannies passed in 2009 & 2011 respectively. I can close my eyes & hear their laughs, & see them just as clearly as if I'd just seen them yesterday. I have been so blessed in my life. ❤

LOL, I was thinking the same thing "Leave me alone and let me eat!", lol :)

Holy smoke cake

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I never knew my grandmothers. I always wish I could have cooked with them. I am going to a potluck soon and was wondering if I could use some lemon pudding, so thanks for the feedback. 🥰🍋

My friend makes this with lemon pudding. She calls it "lemon lush". It is wonderful!

I'm so sorry you lost your mother!! I will sure give Granny a hug from you 😀

Thank you! 😀 Here's some videos with Granny: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h9F6qseAtrGmpmw.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9Rzirpy0LjQg58.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qstzbMRonce9YoU.html and there's more on my channel 😀 So glad you enjoyed Granny!

I remember people saying 'over yonder' and 'up the road a piece' when I was small and we lived near the Appalachians for 4 years. When we moved back to a northern state, we didn't hear those phrases anymore.

@@JB-3794 it sounds so cool. I am Canadian so I have heard it on movies. It is one of those things that you are not sure if it is real life or a stereotype.

Thank you Doug 😀

That's so wonderful your family is so blessed to still have your precious momma.💖

That is wonderful 😀

I didn't know there was a name for that bowl. My grandma had them too.

Texasware! Oh Yeah!!!