The Waltons - The Celebration episode - behind the scenes with Judy Norton
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The Waltons - The Celebration episode. John Walton (Ralph Waite) pays off their mortgage. Olivia (Michael Learned) and the family all work to fill a lumber order. Ike & Corabeth (Joe Conley & Ronnie Claire Edwards) face financial disaster. I share behind the scenes insights into this episode from Season 6.
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Glad that John stood behind Ike and cemented a great friendship.
In my neck of the woods in Canada, The Waltons is on Vision TV everyday at 2pm. If I am home I watch it with a cup of tea and a snack! Each time I watch The Waltons, I am reminded of what quality TV it was. Based on true events, I loved the Narrator Earl Hamner, who always let you know what happened to certain people. The Waltons is part of my childhood, my Mom was such a fan. It will always be part of my memories and for this I am grateful. Thank-you Judy for this wonderful UA-cam channel. You look great today, by the way. Blessings. 🙏🙏🙏
Thank you so much for watching and for sharing your own experience with the show.
@@judynorton2598 Your welcome.
I believe we all appreciate the hard working,but simpler times. All about family and friends ❤
Yes - although pulling together to help others, family, friends is still always possible.
I like this episode when the family comes together. It reminds me of the Little House on the Prairie episode called, "The Richest Man in Walnut Grove", where Charles doesn't get paid for a large job he did at the mill because the customer goes bankrupt or something. These types of stories remind us that teamwork, many times, helps families become rich from their know how.
This happened in my family when a windfall came our way and allowed us to pay off a lot of outstanding debt. Thank you Judy along with the cast and crew for making The Waltons a memorable series.
Thank you for sharing your perspective on these episodes. I love when people come together to help others and their community.
I love John. He did the honorable thing for Ike
It really was quite an example of helping your neighbor and family.
Thank you Judy, I think the older I get, the more I love and appreciate the Waltons ❤😊
So glad. Thank you.
@@dougmorris9317 yep, I liked it then, and I appreciate it more now.
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I love the burning of the mortgage. When my grandfather (born in 1908) retired from the railroad (a machinist) in the 70’s, we burned his overalls in a laugh filled family celebration. Those greasy overalls went up fast! A great episode that reminded me of my grandpa. Mary
That’s so sweet. Sounds like a fun celebration.
I love seeing Olivia in overalls!
Yes, its the new order!
A fun look for Olivia.
And DRIVING the truck!
I love that part when Elizabeth says and the preacher brings a hussy to the picnic
So cute :)
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I wish they can come up with a little episode of everyone that is alive and the oldest take over now.
I loved this episode and how the family worked together to accomplish this goal, just as they all did in "The Deed" to raise money to secure the rights to the mountain.
Ike actually helped the Waltons by organizing the group that helped John finish building the new mill in "The Venture."
So many great examples of family and community pulling together.
I'm in the middle of a whole series rewatch and this just happened to be one of the ones I watched last night. Thank you Judy for helping keep The Walton's memories alive.
Sounds like good timing :)
You look amazing 🥰 thank you for telling these stories of a much loved show. Much love and blessings from the Straits of Juan de Fuca 🙏
Thank you so much for watching.
I was 8 when my parents paid off the mortgage and celebrated with the family. I was too young to understand what "paying off the mortgage" was all about. I just thought it was a good excuse to have some fun!
How wonderful that were able to do that and celebrate.
Hey Judy love this episode and when John goes debt free at least for a time🎉
It gave everyone hope, I think.
So neat that you posted this! I'm working my way through the entire series, and I just finished The Celebration yesterday. It's fun to see your perspective.
Great timing :)
Hi Judy, I really enjoyed John finished off paying the mill.I give John a lot of credit for going to taking on another job.Everybody helped out with responsibilities.Amazing episode.
Such a sweet show of family working together to achieve a mutual goal.
This episode should be included in every financial planning program.
I love that.
John went with his heart to help a friend out! We all need to be like today everyone needs to open their hearts instead of holding back and thinking about what this world would be like today!❤🙇♀️☕
Nicely said.
It's always a great day when the mortgage is finally paid off! Especially so for The Walton's during the Great Depression. Your pretty green blouse is appropriate for a money-themed episode Judy! I was surprised by Marsh Woolery's outfit! Quite shocking especially in a conservative small village. I truly felt sorry for Ike! Usually he is chipper and optimistic. Joe Conley did a very fine job showing how fearsome Ike's situation was. Thanks for sharing The Walton's stories with us fans, Judy! Blessings for Walton's everywhere! 💚💚💚
It was nice to see Joe get a chance to do a more dramatic story line.
Thank you Judy for these videos !!!
My pleasure. So glad you are enjoying them.
I've been trying to watch a lot of the Walton's episodes as much as i can and I've already seen all of them millions of times from when they were on CBS
and in reruns over the years which i still do Thank You very much Judy and
long live the Walton's.🇺🇲💞📺💞🇺🇲
Thank you so much for continuing to watch.
Love your outfit today! Always Gorgeous!! 👍❤️🙂
Thank you so much!!
Loved episode where John helped Ike keep his store. Heart felt. I also remember the episode where Maryellen want to become a Doctor. She didn't give up. In real life I see Judy succeeding everyday and every aspect of her life. She amazes me even today.❤ Your amazing Judy.
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Thank you for your kind words.
I never get tired of watching the Waltons. Judy it is a big plus having a the background information. You are doing a fantastic job.
Thank you so much.
Love the style of your green top Judy!! Good episode, so funny when Marcia Woolery shows up at the celebration with the Reverend, wearing that skimpy top!! lol, Corabeth faints in shock!! lol, she is so offended by her bare midriff!! Ike was being greedy by buying all those refrigerators, Olivia said they would never help the Waltons out, if it was the other way around. John was very kind to help Ike and Corabeth. William Phipps, who played John Martin, was in the movie “Homeward Bound”, about two dogs, a cat, and a family, in 1993. Great movie!! Ralph Waite was the voice of Shadow, the dog in “Homeward Bound 2, Lost in San Francisco “.❤️
I didn't know they made a sequel to Homeward Bound, I'll have to look for it. Homeward Bound was a beloved movie with my children when they were growing up. Nice to know Ralph was the voice of one of the animals!
You've done it again, Judy, wonderful episode!!! 👍👍
Thanks so cool. Thanks for sharing that.
I have always enjoyed this lighthearted episode. It doesn't hurt that Rev. Hank Buchanan is in it.😘 He always adds to the episodes he's in. I love how everyone pulls together. Leaves you with a good feeling!
So glad. Thank you.
I love this episode, Ronnie Claire Edwards was so funny and dramatic. Love the scene with Marcia Woolery too! Thanks Judy.
Such fun scenes.
Hi Judy,I just love this humourous episode of the family celebrating together and also extending their happiness and good fortune by supporting and helping their friends. The use of the funny subplots with Marcia Wollery's extravagant entrance,Cora Beth's double fainting episodes,and little extras like your reaction,when you get kitchen/meal preparing duty ( probably one of Mary Ellen's least favourite tasks?) and your humourous reaction! Wonderful acting,writing,& directing,with your added trivia. Thank you,for making me smile and laugh once again.
So glad you had fun with this one.
I never tire of watching the Walton’s or of hearing stories from you about behind the scenes 🍻
So happy to hear that. Thank you.
This is one of my favorite episodes because I like John, always hated being in debt.
I always loved that about John, that he didn’t want to just keep accumulating debt.
Good Morning Judy!! Love your beautiful earrings!! I enjoyed this episode because it shows the family really pulling together, and even though it was a short celebration, they were able to say that they did pay off their loan. I have never seen such a dramatic person as Cora Beth, but I have to say Ronnie was so amazing in this role. Thank you for sharing another amazing episode. I can't wait for the next one!! You are the BEST Judy!! 🥰
I always loved Ronnie Claire’s dramatic flair.
Their celebration of paying off the final note reminds me of when I paid off my college loan of ten years followed by a glass of wine. A great time to celebrate!
Definitely worth celebrating.
I watched three episodes this weekend, hoping one of them would be today's video and this was one of them.
When Corabeth saw Marcia Woolery and fainted I laughed loud and long enough to wake the dead. Hilarious! I noticed you, Judy, nearly laughed during the exchange with Olivia and Corabeth in which you had no lines.
This was a fun episode that I remember seeing the first time it aired.
Glad you also had fun with it. Nice to have those lighter moments and storylines.
I watch the Walton's everyday from 4 to 6 and I love when they show the marathon all day, I just watched that one when they all stuck together and helped John pay of the mortgage and he end up helping Ike and Cora Beth that's a dear friend and for family ♥️ You look very nice Judy/ Mary Ellen 💗💜🌹🌹🇺🇸🇺🇸
Thank you! And thank you for continuing to watch the episodes.
As usual Judy does an excellent interview. I remember this episode. The family pulls together and gets out of debt. John knows Ike is in trouble and might lose his store. The Walton family take a loan out to help there life long friend. Love it.❤
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Glad you enjoyed this.
Lol, Judy, John and Olivia being out of debt for one hour reminds me of one time I went to a banking machine and got a print out and it showed $1 million had been deposited into my account and a minute later a million dollars had been withdrawn… So I always joke and say I was a millionaire once for a minute, lol their mistake. I should’ve told him the can’t withdraw without my permission!!!
Wow, quite a bank error.
The Celebration was another one of my favorite episode.
So glad.
Hi Judy! Yes, that episode was a good one. I can relate to finally paying of the mortgage and how that makes you feel. I love it when the reverend brings a hussy to the party! Lots of life's lessons to be learned here about finances and friendships etc. On another note, I discovered recently that before the Waltons came on the House and barn and set I guess was used on another show. Mayberry RFD! I bought that series on DVDs and couldn't believe my eyes! There are subtle differences but no doubt the same house, barn John boys shed and in one episode at least John boys bedroom from the Homecoming! Just a fun observation. Thanks for sharing!
Good eye - yes the house was the same from Mayberry RFD :). Then after The Waltons it was used for Gilmore Girls.
I know I say this all the time, but I LOVE this episode! It’s a favorite. The family pulling together for a purpose. Always enjoy a Walton party! Then coming to Ike’s aid like you knew would happen. So many great messages in this one! I think your discussion of the episodes makes me appreciate them more. ❤
So happy to hear that. Gotta love a reason for a celebration 🎉
I was happy that you mentioned the guest stars many that I have seen in other projects but never knew their names. A great way to start the week.
Glad you enjoyed this.
Loved the episode the celebration. John Ralp Waite was great. The whole family pulled together to get the order done. Then there friend Ike is in trouble financially so John signs on a loan to help Ike out so he doesn't loose his store. All the family pulls together . Love it. ❤❤
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Love how they all pulled together.
Always great videos Judy love every one😊
So glad. Thank you.
I love this episode of The Waltons called The celebration. It is wonderful the way that all of the Walton’s pitched in to get the job done. I have a Walton question and my question is where was curt during this time and what did Erin do?
They got out of debt through doing work that paid it off. Not sure how Ike and Corabeth thought they could sell 50 refrigerators in a small community. Peter Fox played Hank Buchanan. He is still living and I will be speaking with him soon.
another fun and interesting video! (P.S. green is a good color for you, you look gorgeous!)
Thank you!
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I remember watching this episode years ago and thinking how great it must feel to have no debt. Our house is now paid for! This episode means more to me now!😂
Congrats on paying off your own house!! Quite an accomplishment.
Thank you for this. Great episode.
I love the colour of your blouse, it really suits you.
Thank you :)
I remember watching it when it first aired!
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Thank God For John Walton Sr Helped Ike Godsey get him out of Trouble!
A truly good deed helping out family.
Hello Judy, I always enjoy watching your content. Thank you!😊
Thank you for watching.
A Fantastic view Judy . Sure remember the mill being paid off as it brought the thought of owning something took time & years of hard work to pay off.
This one ment alot to us as a family. Hard work accomplishes alot in life. Luv&Peace.♡
Judy Ty for your efforts and absolutely amazing & beautifully articulated content. On the family's favorite TV series of all time! ✌🏼⚘🥂💫
Thank you. I really appreciate that.
Anytime Maude is in the house, it's a party! She makes me chuckle. And Grandpa going for the recipe is apropos. But really, helping Ike when everything is on the line shows how much he trusts him. That midriff was 25 years ahead of its time!
Maude was such a hoot on and off screen. As for the midriff - I seem to recall some of the war time pin up star photos were bare midriff.
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Be careful going debt-free. It leads to plot twists, Judy.
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This was a great episode, how the family all pitched in towards the common goal. Then John again is a hero, helping Ike Godsey, like the good man he always was. Hilarious moment when Corabeth faints at the site of Marsha Wollery!! 😅
A nice example of helping one another.
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Such a warm hearted episode in that the help Ike received from John. Not sure that would happen today
Great review Judy.
Thank you
I’d like to think things like that still happen today. That friends and family do that for each other.
Thanks for another great show, Judy, and about one of my favorite episodes. I remember commenting to you early on that I enjoyed hearing about the guest actors on The Walton’s. Thanks for continuing to do that. Judy, somehow you are aging backwards because you literally look younger every day !
So kind of you to say. Thank you.
Thank you so much ❤❤
Thanks for watching.
I have been watching The Walton's and I am on the last season now. This was a great journey to go through those excellent episodes.
So glad. Thank you.
This was a special show for so many reasons. I love how people used to help each other and care about the land. Hard work was the norm every day. Yeah, Marcia did have a skimpy outfit. I doubt that would happen in that time period.😂 My 7 year old great granddaughter says her color is purple and when her sister was born last year, she promptly said her color was yellow. So, I say this green is your color. You look wonderful always but this color is great for you. I love when Jason sings and plays. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for watching and for sharing your thoughts. :)
I know John is only his character, but God also uses the imperfect to lead us and teach us. Ralph hit out of the ballpark. Thank you Ralph.
Ralph beautifully embodied the character of John - strengths, flaws and all.
Hi Judy, thanks for sharing this episode. I love how the family pulled together to get things done. I felt so bad when John and Olivia were going to be back in debt but that was the right thing to do to help out family.
A very generous move.
Was that the last the audience saw of Marcia Woollery? I guess she must have thought that a mortgage-burning party was the same as a luau .
Of course, considering how Corabeth herself all-but-spelled out to Olivia how she herself was enthralled with Rev. Buchanan, I wonder if she was hoping that if he found a plain wife, the wife would have been easier for Corabeth to overwhelm.
Oddly enough, the only Walton's Mountain minister who seemed to have been married was Rev. Fordwick and he had started out a bachelor before taking a shine to Miss Rosemary Hunter.
Well, at least John DID discuss with Olivia being a cosigner before he actually committed himself to doing that to keep Ike from going belly up with those bad refrigerators despite the fact that he COULD have just done it without her blessing (or, for that matter, approval) .
Interesting episode! Thanks for the review!
Yes, that was the last time we saw Marcia Woolery. You’re right, it did show the respect and partnership between John and Olivia.
Good day Judy, what a wonderful segment. Love how you break down and explain the episodes into bite size pieces. Gotta love poor Corabeth. Didn't take much to cause her to faint. Hope she had plenty of smelling salt in her purse. Have a question for you about subplots. I think subplots are kinda like mini stories mixed in with the main story/plot. How important are subplots and are they necessary to drive the story forward? Just wondering if they were/are used as fillers or used to make episodes more interesting. Thanks Judy.
Ideally a subplot ties to the main plot and both forward the story and an are important to the overly message of the episode.
Wow!!! Love all the behind the scenes stories, thank you so much love your channel.
Thank you so much.
I was able to get a hold of a copy of Earl Hamner Jr.'s book Good Night John Boy through the Georgia library system recently. There are only 4 copies of it statewide, so I had to wait a bit for it to make it to me. Pretty interesting read from his perspective. Still enjoying watching an episode here & there from various seasons along it's run. Thanks Judy for preserving The Walton's like you have through this UA-cam channel. Please keep up the great job you are doing.
Thank you. I’m so glad you are enjoying all of these.
Great episode ❤
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A friend of mine drew me a beautiful chalk drawing he drew last week and wanted me to have one because I earned it that was really thoughtful of him
That’s very sweet.
*Judy thank you so much for doing this for all of us... I certainly appreciate it 🙂 Learning so much about the behind the scenes of the filming of The Waltons tv series 🙂nz*
I’m so glad. Thank you.
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So glad you enjoyed this.
Interesting as usual, thank you 😊
So glad. Thank you.
This was very good, Judy. Always good lessons of life are learned in the Walton’s. Thanks, Judy. My parents were able to retire their last mortgage though I do not recall if they burned it or not.
Happy your parents were able to be mortgage free.
I paid off my mortgage this year, just in time for the HVAC and water heater needing to be replaced. I don't think John & Olivia would have had to worry about these items. (I do appreciate the timing and am grateful I had the extra money to replace them and appreciate the conveniences.) I always enjoyed the insufferable dramatics of Cora Beth, humorous to observe on a television show; I would think a challenge to manage the relationship in real life. I can think of one such relative who is kind-hearted with redeeming qualities but always dominates conversations, always knows best, and always feels compelled to play matchmaker.
I understand. Perhaps Corabeth is more fun to watch on TV than to experience for real :) Although I adored Ronnie Claire who was larger than life in real life and always a source or interest and enjoyment and humor.
@@judynorton2598 I do have a lot of fondness for the Corabeth character and also for Ronnie Claire. I remember reading an article with accompanying photos about her acquiring a church / cathedral and converting it into her house. It was definitely a larger than life endeavor. Did you ever visit her in this home? I believe she passed not long after I read the article and I was very saddened to hear of her death. Corabeth definitely added humor to The Waltons and I hope my comments were not overly negative.
@@Rukey1982 I have seen photos and I think even a video of Ronnie Claire touring viewers through her church converted home. I never had a chance to visit her in Texas.
Jason's song about the Cival War bride singing from her cabin on a hill has devastated me again!
Mary Ellen, you are in the schoolyard for this classic moment so you will remembr it. I love the way the students listening to the song are intercut with Jason singing & playing with their perfect reactions to the sad lyrics.There is a cut to Erin who has the most poignant look on her face, silently listening so intensely and captivated.
Ah yes, outside the school house. It was beautiful.
Loved this video Judy ❤
Very happy to hear that. Thanks :)
Love this episode another great episode from a wonderful show
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Green, Green, Forty Shades of Green. 💚 “ as soft as eiderdown “
Looking as a portrait of health and wellbeing Miss Judy and so many inspiring stories of life and friendship. Judy some pretty tunes that your demeanor brought to mind. 😊
Sweet Country Woman 👩🏼 Johnny Duncan, 1973.
“ sunlight filters through the trees “🌳
The Emerald 🌿☘️🌿 of the Sea, Johnny Cash, 1971.
Thanks for all the green references :)
@@judynorton2598Judy it is my favorite color and holds a very special range in the rainbow 🌈.
You look so lovely in the green spectrum as well. 😊
Hi Judy loved hearing about the celebration
So glad. Thank you.
Another lovely episode - I’m not sure I could do what John did. I would love to think that I could though. And you mentioned Dr Quinn, another family show that I think most Waltons fans would have enjoyed. :)
I understand. It would be a tough decision for most people.
Enjoying your wonderful segments, can't say anymore than that. Your observations always bring a extra dimension to the episodes. Thanks again and again. ; )
I always appreciate your kind comments.
@@judynorton2598 I glad to hear that, you've done such a beautiful job developing this UA-cam channel experience. I feel you deserve as much feedback as possible, your very personable with responding to all the comments and questions. I try and make it a point to say something In hope it might give you some inspiration for other segments questions are not that easy to come up with you've answered so many. Iv said it before it's like hooking up with a old friend when you started these fireside chats along with making new ones with your interviews and special guest stars. Because I was born in 1959 it puts me right there in the beginning when things really got going for you. It's always nice to connect with your peers. Thanks to the magic of Hollywood and this amazing social media platform it enables use to connect in ways never before possible for earlier generations. Tip of the day Kiwis, another healthy super food eat them often. Cur off each end then one slit and pull off the peel. : )
An excellent episode and one amongst many that showed just how close the Waltons and Godseys were. Ike had helped John and his family in so many ways in the past and it was only right for John to do likewise on this occasion. That Marsha was a bit of a "hussy" though and always seemed to manipulate the guys around her but this just all added to the entertainment values of the show. Glad John boy was finally weary of her. Thank you Judy for todays delightful segment and best wishes as always to you from your waltonian superfan in a cool rainy England😉
Thanks for sharing your thoughts on this episode. :)
I liked this episode alot ..thank you Judy ! :)
My pleasure. Thanks for watching.
One of my fave episodes. The story harks back to the 3rd season and 'The Venture'. Claire Whitaker informed me that the writer Marion Hargrove was a man. John remembered how Ike saved them in 1935. Olivia forgot. Was it written in the script that Olivia should wear jeans or did Michael suggest it? I love: "What would be the Christian thing to do?"
Not sure whose decision it was for Michael to wear the overalls. Hers or wardrobe.
Loved that episode
Happy to hear that. Thanks.
I'm amazed Ike would buy 50 refrigerators at an auction. Are there really 50 families in the poor area who could buy them??? 😂😂. A good episode written by a woman, directed by a woman, & prominently featuring a strong woman in overalls driving the truck. Didn't see a lot of these types of episodes previously. As always, thank you for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Love you Judy
Thank you :)
Hi Judy its me again...😊😊😊.... I was extremely worried for Ike as well.... washing machines hair brain scheme.... Horace didn't even have electricity 😮😮😮😮..... funny stuff. Loved Horace... excuse me Wilfrid in cocoon. Shocked that YOU never directed an episode of The Waltons. I also was harassed and traumatized at high school. By the time high school ended when I was 17 I had anxiety and depression problems. Still do actually because of that place. Wish it never existed. And well done to Carlos. Am sure you watched it. It was a very exciting match. Tommy C was in the royal box....
Glad you enjoyed this one. Some fun stuff :)
Fun episode.
My Sweet Babboo.....aka.....mu husband, Richard and I were just watching the episode about December 7th, 1941. As you were all sitting around the radio listening to the President, I wondered if you were really listening to a taped broadcast or was the audio of the radio added later.
Sometimes we heard it at the time, sometimes someone read what we would hear and sometimes we were just talked through it by the director.
Kind of a case of switched roles. Usually the Godseys always had more disposable cash than the Waltons. I imagine Corabeth was glad she didn't have to sell all of her finery to get them out of debt. Fun episode.
They seem to have come through this blip. I’m guessing they were able to pay off that loan and carry on forward.
I'm working my way through all The Love Boat episodes. I watched S5 E13 starring you with Robert Fuller, then the very next episode had Mary McDonough with Dean Butler! All performances well done! Question: Were those episodes shot entirely on sound stages, or was there an actual cruise ship involved? I've heard some actors say they went on an actual cruise, especially the episodes to exotic locations.
Mostly the show was done on the set on the soundstage. They did occasionally go film on a real cruise ship. I’m not sure if it was once a season or less frequently. You could tell by how much wind was blowing the actors hair around.
Awsome as always and the video was good too ❤
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this was a Good Episode, I Remember it well. I liked the part where Erin was telling Maryellen who was going to Marry the Minister. finally Maryellen ask Erin and Erin said I'm the one who'll Marry Him. Maryellen was so funny she had to know cause curiosity was getting the better of her. I watch the Waltons Monday thru Friday. I get a classic tv channel that airs it. Looking Forward to your next segment. God Bless and take care Judy. ♥
That was a fun little exchange with Erin and Mary Ellen. :)
@@judynorton2598 sure was. 🙂
Hi judy.really enjoy this channel.great work.i've been going through watching these.just wondering if you ever done a segment on Reckless?we had a one exactly like that.
Not specifically on Reckless - I did do an overview of many of the animals. Here is that link: ua-cam.com/video/cjcAVxgXNXw/v-deo.html
You need a sit down strike with dog mud prints all over the floor lol
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Can't wait! ❤