For those of us that grew up in The 1950s and 1960s, this is how our mothers were

How beautiful you are here,my beautiful Jennifer...interesting video!🌹🌷

I love Jennifer's channel and amazing books!!

I’m waiting for my 3 books to arrive, so I enjoyed this interview. What consistency I hear in her values and day between current interviews and this older one. It’s a way of life, not a trend.

@nicolassmithoriginallyfrom6911

2 жыл бұрын

Hi there

very classy lady I stumble across her talking on ted about her experience in france and just how much simple her host wardrobe was and the lessons she learn it shows wear your best don't need a lot of clutter I was hooked now I am very pleased to come across her channel best wishes

thank you

I thoroughly enjoyed this interview, thank you. 🌷

Wonderful Interview...captured all the essence of Chic👏

Yes dinner at the table every night with the family and cloth napkins in our laps!

Read all Jennifer's books , they're amazing 👍💕💞

Great interview! i like how Mdm Martinson interviewed her...

On a brighter not, I really enjoyed this interview.Whery inspirational for a new way of structuring life.

Beautifully done.

So poise will be a topic for Book 3? Fantastic - I can't wait to read it! Love Jennifer!

Love the way you presented on KZread. I love your books. I recently purchased your audio version of the "Lessons from Madame Chic". I would love to have the audio version of the "At Home with Madame Chic". I hope you could have the audio version and with your own voice. Are you planning to release the audio version. Thanks!

Ive been a fan of Connie Martinson since the early days of her show. Is there any way to submit a self writtten book to Mrs Martinson, or is it only that Connie only chooses what she finds thats out already?

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Exactly right...ppl don’t think about what they are doing these days....

I have a gal pal who is a serious hoarder. She's in constant turmoil. :(

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I didn't spend time with the women after dinner at 14 and I certainly don't do it now at 40. I think its an awful tradition that keeps women stuck in the destructive part of gender roles. It makes men believe women are their unpaid servants and that women has nothing to say on important matters. I still remember the first time I joined my father, uncle and grandfather after dinner. Dad asked if I weren't going to help his girlfriend to clean up after dinner. I answered with a question. Are you? He got quiet and then he handed me a glass of Laphroaig. Their conversations where about politics, economy, filosofi and life decisions in general that later became the foundation for which way the family where going. Do I want to exchange that for dishes, weight loss tips and complaining about men? No thank you.

Is Jennifer L. Scott biracial? Half black?

@voolforyou

9 жыл бұрын

Yes because ethnicity makes up so much of someone's life!

@HarrisPilton789

8 жыл бұрын

+voolforyou Why should Jennifer make an announcement about her ethnicity? Do you announce yours wherever you go?

@EricaOnToast

8 жыл бұрын

To me she looks half white half Japanese. And her and her husband go to Japan regularly. Also this isn't a racist question people stop freaking out! She's gorgeous

@Maggiebenjee

7 жыл бұрын

I believe she stated her mother is Caribbean and father is White.

@sankey1988

7 жыл бұрын

loden g She's mentioned in her KZread comments that one of her parents is Panamanian!

Nothing new here at all. Been doing all of this all my adult life.....

@loveisjenny

3 жыл бұрын

I am envious. my mom is like that but I never got her habits