There are very few CZcams channels that I would watch on a daily basis, but a day without one of your videos feels like there's something missing. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication. You just made my day yet again.
Another bery informative video, Brad! Its nice to learn about things going on in the rest of the world while the US was tearing itself apart. Thanks for sharing! God bless!
@@BradDison One suggestion: I remember one describing a family who owned a farm in Virginia in 1861. They had the misfortune of having the first battle of Manassas (Bull Run) "in their front yard". They then moved to a safer location in southern Virginia, near Appomattox. The war ended in their parlor. With the wonder of Wikipedia, it appears it was the Wilmer McLean family. I wonder what the rest of the rest of their story would be.
Thank you for taking caring on with the rest of the story as a young boy I always listened to Paul Harvey on grandmother radio it brings a smile to me so thank you
Great video Brad. The tabacco stories of the world had to put up with, "Do you have Prince Albert in a can? You better let him out!" Old, old joke. Thank you for all the extra info. I do appreciate it.
My refrigerator is running. I'll get back to you right after I go catch it. Same vein as your joke. I can't remember exactly which one or when but one of the sitcoms revived these in an episode, referring to them as "funny phone calls." I'm leaning towards Three's Company but don't quote me on that.
Great post In early 90s dated concert violinist She had accommodation next to Royal Albert Hall Royal Alexandia House My older UK truck driving mates were suprised Now I know why.
Oh wow. That's amazing about Royal Alenxandria House. I bet that was terribly expensive. I've seen the outside of Royal Albert Hall but never been inside. I love London. :)
@@BradDison no it is free for talented young women of arts My son was in line for royal arts scholarship to Britain. Though he as a mid age teen chose different direction
Hello Brad! Although my children n I are nobody's I always kid my youngest girl about making it on Paul Harvey "Rest of the Story" back in the early 80's...too long to get into but nonetheless an honor to have him tell it!
Oh, you can't leave me hanging like that. I have to know more. How did you make it on "The Rest of the Story." We're all nobodies, but all nobodies are somebodies. I'm a nobody too. :)
Man, I hate to boast, but today we are just having EXCEPTIONALLY mild weather today in the San Fernando Valley. Just came back from my THIRD leisure walk of the day. Having a great time reacquainting with neighbors I haven't seen since I started working full time at Walmart. This will be the perfect end to my first week long vacation in more than twenty years. I didn't even have to go anywhere to enjoy myself. Don't worry, I still spent plenty of money having handymen come in and make home improvements!!! How's everyone else doing? Alrighty then, on to the story.....and, as usual, thanks for all you do, Brad!
It’s hot here in north Louisiana. I’ve never visited the valley. I’d like to visit LA at some point. I like the idea of a leisure walk. I plan to do that tomorrow. It sounds like you’re doing a good job at relaxing. :)
There are very few CZcams channels that I would watch on a daily basis, but a day without one of your videos feels like there's something missing. Thank you for all of your hard work and dedication. You just made my day yet again.
I listen to your channel every night before going to bed. Thank you.
Oh wow. I’m very glad to hear that, Kevin. Your comment just made my day. :)
Another bery informative video, Brad! Its nice to learn about things going on in the rest of the world while the US was tearing itself apart. Thanks for sharing! God bless!
Thank you, Ronnie. I'm glad you enjoyed it. God bless you too, my friend. :)
Alex sounds like an amazing lady. She made some very good memories and blessed a lot of people.
Thank you, Brad, for this excellent story!👑👸🏼
From my research, she must’ve been a nice person. I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)
I always loved hearing Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story". I'm amazed at how much you're able to add.
Thanks!
I'm glad you enjoyed the additions. Some of his are very tough to research, but they're all a lot of fun. :)
@@BradDison One suggestion: I remember one describing a family who owned a farm in Virginia in 1861. They had the misfortune of having the first battle of Manassas (Bull Run) "in their front yard". They then moved to a safer location in southern Virginia, near Appomattox. The war ended in their parlor. With the wonder of Wikipedia, it appears it was the Wilmer McLean family. I wonder what the rest of the rest of their story would be.
Great story, Brad.
I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)
I'm always fascinated by the strength and character of so many folks that have difficulties, in contrast to those living the easy life. Thanks Brad.
I feel the same way. I’m glad you enjoyed it. :)
Thank you for taking caring on with the rest of the story as a young boy I always listened to Paul Harvey on grandmother radio it brings a smile to me so thank you
I’m glad hearing Paul Harvey brought back fond memories. :)
Great video Brad. The tabacco stories of the world had to put up with, "Do you have Prince Albert in a can? You better let him out!" Old, old joke. Thank you for all the extra info. I do appreciate it.
Hahahaha. That's a classic joke. I'm glad you enjoy the episodes, Steven. :)
Is your refrigerator running? You better go catch it!!!😂😂😂😂😂😂😉😉😉😉😮😮
@@2puffs770 LOL yeah I did that one too.
My refrigerator is running. I'll get back to you right after I go catch it. Same vein as your joke. I can't remember exactly which one or when but one of the sitcoms revived these in an episode, referring to them as "funny phone calls." I'm leaning towards Three's Company but don't quote me on that.
@@newshodgepodge6329😂😂😂😂😂😂
Great post
In early 90s dated concert violinist
She had accommodation next to Royal Albert Hall
Royal Alexandia House
My older UK truck driving mates were suprised
Now I know why.
Oh wow. That's amazing about Royal Alenxandria House. I bet that was terribly expensive. I've seen the outside of Royal Albert Hall but never been inside. I love London. :)
@@BradDison no it is free for talented young women of arts
My son was in line for royal arts scholarship to Britain. Though he as a mid age teen chose different direction
I love this! ❤️
I'm very glad you enjoyed it. :)
Very interesting, thank you, quite the stories
I'm glad you're enjoying them. :)
Hello Brad! Although my children n I are nobody's I always kid my youngest girl about making it on Paul Harvey "Rest of the Story" back in the early 80's...too long to get into but nonetheless an honor to have him tell it!
Oh, you can't leave me hanging like that. I have to know more. How did you make it on "The Rest of the Story." We're all nobodies, but all nobodies are somebodies. I'm a nobody too. :)
Man, I hate to boast, but today we are just having EXCEPTIONALLY mild weather today in the San Fernando Valley. Just came back from my THIRD leisure walk of the day. Having a great time reacquainting with neighbors I haven't seen since I started working full time at Walmart. This will be the perfect end to my first week long vacation in more than twenty years. I didn't even have to go anywhere to enjoy myself. Don't worry, I still spent plenty of money having handymen come in and make home improvements!!! How's everyone else doing? Alrighty then, on to the story.....and, as usual, thanks for all you do, Brad!
It’s hot here in north Louisiana. I’ve never visited the valley. I’d like to visit LA at some point. I like the idea of a leisure walk. I plan to do that tomorrow. It sounds like you’re doing a good job at relaxing. :)
Great story Brad. Very inspiring.
I’m glad you enjoyed it. :) I see you’re a nurse. I assume this one had a special meaning for you. :)
My kinda gal
:)
i do thank you
And I thank you. :)
They just don't build them like they used to. 😔
They certainly don’t. :)