Today we visited a place that often brings me to tears, because it is filled with good memories of a person I miss... In the video, I asked YOU what is a place, or song, or food or something that brings back good memories of someone who YOU love! Can't wait to read about the things you write!

@chelseysparks490

6 жыл бұрын

The Frey Life .is anyone else having lagging issue

@ofieanzaldua4146

6 жыл бұрын

The Frey Life : I'd say coming home from any place, reminds me of our pup Buddah whom we sadly put to sleep in Sept. 1 day after my bday. Although We miss her tremendously, being home reminds us that we will be together once again.

@shannonwelsh5830

6 жыл бұрын

Coming down to Siesta Key Beach. I have a picture of my Mother pregnant with me. So when I visit, I try to always go to that spot. I've been coming down here for over 50 yrs!

@chelseysparks490

6 жыл бұрын

The Frey Life .my memories would be going to the beach in California. I wish I could go back and get some sand from there

@sophiepalmer-doran344

6 жыл бұрын

oh Mary Dexcom ripping off sounds like a lovely surprised to wake up to (sarcasim). as for your question i will (hopfuly ) always remember the nights of our proms you see i went to my boy friends prom and he went to mine we had a lovely time. i am so sorry to here of your friend's death.

My Grandma loved to crochet, so now it’s one of my favorite activities because it’s like I can feel her with me from all of the hours watching her.

September 2000 my first husband died and at the funeral I asked the preacher to play "Dave's on the road again" from Manfred Mann's Earth Band, cause Michael was a busdriver, an oil-truckdriver and he loved driving so much, so I thought this song fitted perfectly for that day,that sad say, but listening to that special song, brings so many good memories up, like our two children, the short but very good time, we had together and his laughter, when he tought me how to drive a truck and I made a mistake...that was such good times for us.... thanks for sharing your loved moments with us! Britta from Germany

Every time I go camping and I sit around a campfire it never fails to remind me of my uncle and all the great memories I have of him. All we needed to be happy was our family and that campfire❤️

It's so special you have those memories at that booth. It makes me so sad to hear of any loss, but the memories are priceless, so thanks for sharing with us. Here's mine: Going with my great aunt to the cemetery (where her body is now, even though her soul is with Jesus) as a child and riding my bike around the mausoleum driveway as we gathered beautiful fall leaves...one of my very favorite memories. I actually vlogged doing the "bike ride" path with my wheelchair this year when the leaves changed, and I was thinking of her the whole time. I visited her grave afterwards, of course. But I went to see the leaves and relive childhood memories in her honor, even if my set of wheels has changed. She was my person. Almost everything reminds me of her, though. She's had me watching Regis and Kathie Lee, and watching The Guiding Light, while drinking black coffee, at age 3. Every time Kathie Lee releases a new song (I used her song from October, He Saw Jesus, about her husband Frank, in the aforementioned cemetery vlog) I still instinctively reach for the phone to call her, and come February she will have been gone from this world for 5 years. And figure skating...while I currently can't physically do my favorite sport in the world, I still watch the season and feel her in spirit watching with me. Same when I rewatch old videos of Michelle Kwan skating. Or go to Kroger. Or visit a certain hometown pharmacy. Or hear the notes of the melody her old car used to play when the door opened (when I was a SMALL child). Basically everything can remind me of her. Also, my husband and I were just talking the other night about leaving "Christmas lights" up in the bedroom all year, since I'm in here probably 90% of my time. So we all them Christmas light, irrespectiv of the time of year!😊🎄

My grandma passed away a few years ago and she had taught me how to knit when i was a kid. Whenever i knit blankets i think of her and how much joy she had with knitting.

My sister passed away coming up on two years this weekend. Every time it snows I smile and think of her. We would always get so excited every time it snows. The day she passed away was our first snow of that year. And I think it was her way of telling me everything would be ok. Miss her ❤️

Every time I drive by my grandma's church, I say hi to her. I'm not religious and haven't gone to church since I was young, but I feel like that was "her"place and it's a good reminder of her

I was only 3 years old when my baby brother passed away so I don't remember much about him but once I was old enough to get a job; once in a while I like to buy 2 of my favorite chocolate bar and place one by his memorial picture to share with him ♡

My good memory is of my Dad (who passed away 3 years ago). When I was little, my Dad, my Mom and myself would drive around at Christmas time looking at all the Christmas lights while eating pizza in the car as we drove around. It is a great memory and I love that we had that tradition!

on august first, i lost my best friend. a song that reminds me of him is mess is mine by vance joy. he played and sung that to me when i was at his house after some stressful health stuff, and i miss him so much. he never failed to brighten my day.

This is the 4 th Christmas without my brother. He took his life in 2014. Whenever I'm in the mountains I think of him. This is a blessed Christmas because my son is coming for a visit and that'll be all my children' together since 2012... I'm so so grateful xxxx

In the UK we call them fairy lights!

@cleoh666

6 жыл бұрын

allyrawr12 same in Australia :)

@AerynEclecticCaia

6 жыл бұрын

allyrawr12 and in Ireland!

@2listening1

6 жыл бұрын

I like that better! :)

It is simple but amazing , a blue patchwork blanket. Each patch represents a story of hard work and love of our ancestors. This blanket was my grandmothers , and while she has been gone for two years , ca still rember holding it close to my face as i napped.

I can honestly think of a hundred things that are good memories of my dad. He passed away going on three years ago and I've found out every little thing reminds you of a memory or a good time with him. But food wise, steak always reminds me of all of our family dinners and how good of a grill master my dad was. Song wise, every time I hear free bird I immediately think of him and driving my dad's truck is one way i still connect. It's the little things and the small memories that mean the most. Love your videos guys!!!

Emperor's new groove. A doctor I used to work with passed away from brain cancer this year and this was his favorite movie. We even watched it on a super slow overnight together. I am sad he won't get to see me graduate from nursing school. He taught me a lot of things that have shaped this journey I am on. But every time I see that movie I get sad, but it also makes me smile to remember the good times we had at work together.

My Nana passed over 20 years ago but I loved having proper tea with little finger sandwiches and malteasers for dessert. I always smile when I think of her she got me through some really tough years as a child and teen. Now I have her assorted tea cups on display for me to see everyday and it reminds me of those days. If you can't have a great day then make it a happy one!

When I’m given books as gifts I keep the gift tag inside the front cover so that when I read it I can thank the person again. I have a MASSIVE pile of books-to-read and a few months ago I opened up a book and saw my grandmother’s handwriting and immediately started crying. She had a (thankfully) short battle with gallbladder and liver cancer from August to October last year, and I love when random things remind me of her.

I got good memories from my godfather who passed away from bone cancer last summer. He and my dad (my godfather was my dads uncle) always played guitar together, especially country songs give me those good memories! ❤️

I want to start of by saying that I found your channel by chance a month or two ago and it has been an inspiration. I lost my mom unexpectedly this year. I have struggled my whole life with depression. And after losing her I realized I only thought I had experienced extreme depression. I had been struggling so hard to pull myself out of this hole I had fallen into. But watching you smile every video even with all the challenges you face. has truly helped me . It has given me the strength to wake up every day , even when I’m feeling like I cant do it any more, to just focus on that life is a gift and to treasure it. I thought Christmas was going to be especially hard. my mom and I have always gone shopping for my brothers and sisters together since I was 12. I loved that I got to help pick their presents. my mom would even let me sneak out of bed after they were all asleep and we’d wrap them together. But it hasn’t been as hard as I was expecting. When I see and hear all the Christmas music and decorations it brings back all the joy we had together and that’s my good memory. Sad but good. It has helped me feel like thinking about her isn’t always going to be so hard.

My paternal grandmother passed away in 2009, and my maternal grandma passed the following February on February 18th (her birthday was the next day, the 19th). I spoke on the phone with both of them every single weekend before they died. There is a Christmas song by Scotty McCreery called "Christmas in Heaven" that came out the Christmas after my maternal grandma died. I when I listen to it, it brings the memories of the good times I spent with both of them. RIP Grandma Pack and Grandma Schneider. I miss you both so much!!

My aunt Kathleen was my best friend and a second mom. I lived with her for nearly a year before she sadly passed away with a very aggressive former of leukemia. She put together a dish that is now called Kathleen's curry and every time we make it, it brings back so many beautiful memories and when the song "my darling kathleen" comes on it brings me to tears. Two years later and it is still raw. & my friend died sadly at 21 years of age, cancer also and we always had a saying to help her through the dark times. "positivity always" and anytime I hear or see that saying it makes me think of her. It's been six months x

Baking and sewing on the sewing machine with my Grandmother ❤️ She was the one that taught me everything I know about that. And now I am teaching my 4 year old Girl ❤️

Every time I have a good quality German beer I think of my Opa who passed away in March of this year. He used to share a beer with me whenever we visited him in Germany. That’s my great memory. Miss him very much.

My good memories are mostly with my grandmother. She has Alzheimers so even though she is still with us, it isn't the same. She kept me a lot when I was younger and we call her "Nanny" because thats exactly what she is! I have a very vivid memory of her holding me on a swing and singing "Shoo Fly Don't Bother Me" when I was only a few years old!

Playing piano is my memory! my grand mother had terrible arthritis yet still muscled through the pain to play. she would always play for me and my sister's and taught us a little and got us interested in it. now I play it daily. she passed Dec 23,2008 so Christmas week is definitely a piano playing week.

Jesus came early! Laughing so hard right now! Exactly what I needed today.

@kimberlyearly8918

6 жыл бұрын

Darby Brewer Me too! Peter looked like a little disappointed kid lol!

@2listening1

6 жыл бұрын

lol, they said "maybe that's why they were on clearance." HAHA! :D

One of my closest friends passed away shortly before thanksgiving a few years ago, killed by a drunk driver. Some of the greatest memories I have of her are from singing in choir with her in high school. Sitting in the Performing Arts Center of the high school and we attended makes me misty eyed just thinking back to all the joy and love we shared of something that we both enjoyed doing. 💕 Love you guys!

My mother passed away in April of this year after a short, sudden, and really awful battle with pancreatic cancer. She had THE MOST Christmas spirit of anyone I knew, and the holidays were always our time of year. So this year it's been the process of putting up the decorations and trying to carry on our traditions that have been bringing back the good memories of her. Like doing our snow dance in our matching Christmas Eve pajamas, singing carols at the top of our lungs, the year that she said maybe Santa would bring her a new car for Christmas and not five minutes later her car broke down. Lol. Another good memory is that she always told me before any big life event, presentation, audition, performance, interview, etc, "I hope you dance, baby girl." It was her way of saying I hope you thrive and live in the moment and take this as your moment to shine. Getting to now pass on the sentiment to my friends and loved ones makes me know she'd in those moments even if I can't see her. I had my first choreographer gig this past October, and getting to tell my cast "I hope you dance" before opening night meant the world to me. Getting to pass on the positivity she always gave to the world in abundance. I actually found your channel when she was sick and I was feeling a rock bottom. Looking forward to your videos each day helped keep me from drowning in grief, anticipating her passing, and everything. Thank you all for being amazing, inspiring, and so generous in sharing your struggles, joys, and days with us. (Also: Ollie makes the world a brighter place!)

@kimberlyearly8918

6 жыл бұрын

Kaitlyn Marie Sorry for your loss. Praying you get through the holidays with joy and dancing!

Speaking of sweet memories, this super godly man from my church (who directed the band I was in growing up and is responsible for my knowledge of/love for music) comes to mind quite often. He used to tell us to play certain parts of a piece "smooth like a knife in a freshly opened jar of peanut butter." I may or may not cry every time I open creamy peanut butter/send a photo to my now-boyfriend who was also in that band when we were in elementary school. He also used to take an instrument from one of us to place in the offering plate before a concert - he would pray that our music would be a glorifying offering to the Lord. That sticks with me too. Every time I play my flute or sing, I think of this and how my gift is truly from God - all I'm doing is using it to please Him, not please other people. Ah! So much sweetness to remember. Now, I'm going to be an oncology nurse after I graduate in the spring, and cancer is what took him from this life. It's quite the motivation for me to think about his life and how I can use my skill in nursing to honor God.

Around this time of the year it is hard to get in the mood of Christmas when you have lost so many loved ones. We lost my cousin, Jenna, in a car accident 16 years ago at the age of 16. I remember that day vividly but I won't go into that because you asked what brings back memories. For me is hearing "Going To The Chapel Of Love" by the Dixie Cups bring back good memories and the time we had with Jenna. Many years ago, Jenna and her brother along with my brother and I were sitting on the back of my grandpa's truck bed as he drove (safely) through a section of woods he kept for us kids and wildlife to enjoy. As we were sitting there she started singing that song. Not sure what lead to that song but boy floods of memories come back. Her nickname was Groovy J and when I see a rainbow I think she is there telling us she is okay. Then there is my grandmother who we lost 15 years ago and when I see cardinals (she loved them) I think she is flying in to say hello. Again Christmas time is just not as fun as it use to be.

Hey Mary, my good memory centers around the generic cinnamon rolls you can get at the grocery store bakery. I had an older friend who would have me come over and help her clean her house when I was in high school. When I would show up, she would have warmed up the roll and put out a glass of milk, and we would sit there chatting as I had my little treat. Those mornings were so special to me. She was supposed to come to my graduation from high school to see my valedictorian speech, but she ended up passing away a few weeks before. I think about her every time I see the cinnamon rolls in the store, and I love to treat myself to them and remember her ❤️

I have several things that remind me of people I loved passing. One in particular are those candy orange slices covered in sugar. Whenever I’m missing my grandpa I go buy a bag and sit in his recliner that’s now in my living room. Some sweet sweet precious memories.

I lost my mom in 2014 when I was 17 and I will always cherish the book “I love you forever.” My mom always read this book to my sister and I when we were children. When my mom was in a coma before she passed my sister read out the quote, “I’ll love you forever, I like you for always, as long as I’m living my mommy you’ll be.” And my mom squeezed my sisters hand so I know she heard her say that even though she wasn’t awake. 💜 I cherish every memory I have with my mom.

“I wonder if that’s why it was on clearance?” Hahahaha

I grew up going to Hampton Beach, NH every year as a kid. My Dad went there when he was a kid too. The tradition ended for a while when I was in college but in the past few years we've started to go back again as a family and take my boyfriend too. It's always super nostalgic for my family and for my Dad. I'm glad I get to share it with my boyfriend as well❤️ Also, in Christmas Vacation, Clark tells his family that when he's done there's going to be 1,000 (or whatever number) twinkling lights. His judgmental father-in-law then points out later that the lights aren't twinkling even though they're supposed to lol

You two were so silly and fun today. I can tell you're excited about Christmas.

My grandfather who passed last month and my whole family would sing Friends in low places by Garth Brooks at the top of our lungs, so that song always makes me think of him.

Peter playing live Frogger LMBO 😂😂😂😂 My favorite memory is definitely with my Grandma and it involves cooking Chicken Noodle soup with her, always makes me happy and always makes me cry💕 Jesus did not come on day 11 except in the Advent Calendar lol

My late husband use to decorate everywhere around my home ,,but since he is gone i just do my living area and don't put a tree up but i so love christmas lights like you do ,,so i just put them where i have room around the living room..He had this nativity he bought but some of the pieces had broken heads but i still put it up .hopefully no one will noticed .lol

We call them fairy lights. My mom died 5 years ago just after christmas. When we went to IKEA we'd stop for lunch in their cafeteria because she loved the swedish meatballs. We always sat the same table near a window so we could enjoy the scenery and weather. We often laughed and shared things about our daily lives. Whenever I go there now I always stop for lunch and sit in the same spot and think about how fun it was to hang out with her. My sister lives closer now so I got her involved . we eat lunch and spend the time reminiscing about the good times we had with my mom.

Growing up my Uncle helped raise me and we would always dance to the song Unforgettable. He would say that we were going to dance to that song at my wedding. He unfortunately passed away a few years before I got married so we never got the chance, but every time I hear the song I think of him. ❤

My pop pop helped raised me after my father abandoned us. I have so many fond memories of him taking me to New York City. I lost him in 2003 and have only been back to the city once since then.

As I was preparing for mom to pass in September, me and her shared a good moment together. I'd be almost asleep and mom would sing to me" heyyy baby. I wanna knowww will you be my girl?" It's a little thing like that that makes me smile. She passed this year. This will be my first Christmas without her.

This sounds weird, but my thing was Pugs, the dog. My grandpa has been a rescue pug owner for as long as I can remember, and named them all muffin. He made an incredible dulcimer, and always swore he was gonna learn to play it. He passed away last Christmas morning. I'm learning to play that dulcimer right now.

My dad passed away in April and every time I go back to my childhood home where my mom and little sister still live, I always look at the chair at the dining room table where he would always sit. Sometimes I’ll sit in his chair. I remember so many nights laughing with him while he sat in that chair.❤️ Btw, I love your vlogs. You guys are truly inspirational. Thank you for making me smile. 😊

When I was 17, I got a call from my two closest cowgirls and friends that I had been requested at a party by my friends boyfriend. They had been together from the ages of 12 and were 21 and engaged at the time. I loved them both dearly. I remember sitting at a bar stool at the apartment and him walking in and smiling hugely and ecstatic to have me join the party. He was one of the most beautiful God loveing spirits I ever knew. Sadly two weeks later he passed away in a drowning accident. I think of him every time I am with family and/or friends and I sit at a stool by the kitchen.

Every time I see jelly belly jelly beans I think of my adopted great grandmother. She may not have been blood but she is forever my family. Everytime she went to the grocery store she would buy me a bag of jelly beans.

My very best friend died August 25th this year of cancer. So many things remind me of her and the tons of memories we shared together. I think about her a lot in December because her birthday is the last day of this month. I want to wish her a Happy Birthday in Heaven this year! You'll always be in my heart Evelyn! Till I see you again! 😘

I have a good memory of my grandma . A song that plays at our church . 💕

One of my best friends passed away last Christmas Eve.. one night many years ago we were out late at night and wanted ice cream. We found a little dive of a corner store and got drumsticks (pre-packaged ice cream cones). We danced and laughed and sang all the way to her house whilst eating drumsticks at 2am. I think of her any time I have a drumstick.

About three years ago, one of the sweetest, most compassionate, and loving people I've ever met, died. When we got together, we usually went shopping for groceries at Food Lion, (then we would go to my apartment and cook), or Walmart. I've not been to Wal-Mart but once since she died.

My best friend passed away 8 years ago of cancer, she was 14. As we were growing up together we would go to a small ice cream place called dairy kone and to this day I will always order the same thing when I go because it brings back happy memories there with her. 💕

A “Good Memory” memory for me is always staring at me when I wake up lol. My “nephew” (aka my sisters dog), makes me miss his mom every day. My dog (my sisters dogs mom) was taken away from my family and I and killed, every time I look at my nephew I see her eyes and her out going personality. I still cry everyday, but I also have some of her favorite bowls and blankets to remind me that we’ll be together again😔💔. She was my first dog, after being terrified of them for over 2 years. It still hurts but that’s also why I joined the veterinary field, every thing I do and all the patients I treat is in remembrance of my little Beall❤️

Good memories of my dad, who passed away from a lung disease: We were both really good at Wheel of Fortune, so we watched it together every weeknight and dream of kicking bottoms on a Father-Daughter special week!

Thank you so much for doing the video on your channel of your poem, Peter! Definitely sharing it on FB!

Whenever “Santa Claus is coming to town” by Ben Stiler comes on I think of the time that my grandmother was in the car with us and she started laughing so hard because at the end of the song Ben starts laugh and she found that hilarious. I miss her everyday.

My memory is of me and my best friend. He loved Garth Brooks and The Dance was our song. We had tickets to go see him in 1991 and 3 weeks before the concert Robert decided to take his own life. He decided that tomorrow was not worth it. I finally got to see Garth brooks 2 times on his tour. The last one was in the very place I should of seen him in 91. Although I cried the whole concert I left feeling piece for the first time.. Thank you for sharing your journey with all of us. We laugh and cry with you . Merry Christmas

The memories I have is Christmas shopping with my dad. He just always know what to get people and he always had great taste in clothing for me as a kid. As I got older and the grandchildren came he spoiled them rotten. And always just to have him here would be a blessing itself but I know his with me in sprit.

A good memory would be of my aunt. She passed away 20 years back from cancer. But I remember being really small and seeing her put on her perfume and lipstick in the bathroom. I always found that so fascinating for some reason. I actually still have some of her old perfumes. They remind of her often.😊

I was the only grandchild on my moms side and my grandparents would take me to toys r us. She would tell me I could get like five small things. It was so much fun to be able to pick things out.

good memories of my late husband and Angel Sky's time together...too many to list but a few here is fun. grabbing drinks on 7 Mile beach in cayman islands snd grabbing a community cab back to the cruiseship. he was a social butterfly. had all passengers in hysterics...when we were young he set up our prom in the hospital and had all the nurses help with a big stuffed teddy bear...surprised me on my 18th bday with a gorgeous Armani watch saying I give him the 'time' of his life. many road trips down south and yo key west from outside of toronto where we lived together for 14 years. all the fun country fairs we'd meet up with friends and go watch the tractor pulls. or just simple times together eating and watching TV. always had a huge steak with hp sauce. I miss him. I love him and know he's with me. the love never changes. may they find a cure for cf soon xx

Baby Jesus came on Day 11 - 😂. That accent was pretty hilarious, too!!!

I was 8 years old when my Dad passed and the last Christmas I had with him, he and Mom had gotten me and my brother our first bikes. I snuck up in the middle of the night and I saw them. I was so excited I went and woke my brother up and we both went to the living room. We got on them and rode them around the front room, very carefully mind you, and then put them back like they were. We did not go back to sleep and when we got up we had to pretend to be really excited, which wasn't hard at all because we couldn't wait to get them outside. If I could go back for one Christmas, that would be it.

Also, a happy memory I have of someone who is no longer here is whenever we make no-bake cookies I always think of my dad because they were his favorite cookie, and he was always nice to us when we had them. :)

It has been an emotional day for myself Mary, (Tuesday).My sister had passed away in 2011 and I miss her so much. On the 21st would be her birthday and it has me a crazy wreck.Sorry about your Dexcom ripping off your backside.Glad to see you were able to get out an enjoy your day.

My grandfather died on Halloween so Every Halloween no matter how sick I am I dress up for Halloween as a tribute to him. I also used to sing to him on Sunday’s so I often remember him when I am singing.

My great grandfather passed when I was 9 or 10, and when I was younger we would have Christmas eve dinner at his house. And when I was really young he had this frog that would sing jingle bells. And as the story goes I kept on pushing the button and making it sing. And eventually everyone got super annoyed, because constant jingle bells, so they convinced my great grandfather to give it to me and now every Christmas I get out the Christmas frog and put it in my room and annoy my whole family with jazzy jingle bells. Its been 14 years.

I love pecans and I think about my nana whenever I eat them. She had lots of pecan trees and we’d pick them up and shell them every year. With my other grandmother I think about her when I make cookies or fry bread or put up xmas lights. All those things she loved to do.

Thank you so much for posting the poem. It is amazing and I’m sure it will touch many lives.

Hi guys! I have a story for you. I also have a special place that my best friend and I would always frequent. It was a sushi restaurant and we had so many great memories there with each other and various other friends. I really miss her. She past away a few years ago one day after her 35th Birthday. She was in hospice for organ shut down related to a long and serious illness. I was sitting next to her in the hospital bed when she took her last breath-along with her Mother and HER bestfriend for support. My friend left behind an 8 year old lovely little girl and a young husband to be a widow. It's a sad story, but I do look forward to sharing the happy memories with her little girl for years to come at that same restaurant. Memories are priceless.

My memory is of my Mother 💜 she passed away this Year. July 3,2017. of Cancer. She died in my arms, as I sang her favorite hymn to her. Today I sing it all the time, loud and clear. sometimes my church plays the song, and tears run down my face. knowing I will see her again. Christmas was her favorite, with lights and Christmas songs and family. she loved playing board games. Purple was her favorite color, so this year my best friend found a beautiful purple star. She blessed me with it, so I could place it on top of my tree, in Memory of my Mother. 🎄💜🎄💜🎄

My grandfather recently passed away and I used to stand behind his chair and play with his hair and he would fall asleep with me still playing with his hair. Christmas is going to be hard this year without him.

I’ve never really connected with my husbands work friends until a few years ago. He was the first of many I’ve been introduced to who actually talked to me like a friend. Our families connected instantly. We ended up moving after 4 years and at our going away he handed me a scentsy warmer. A couple of months after we moved - he left for a short tour in Korea. A few short weeks after his arrival he passed away in his sleep. That warmer has never gone off. It will always stay on. He was truly a light in the dark. We also buy up any Bobba Fett items we see since that was his favorite character. Not a day goes by that we don’t think about him. ❤️

@kimberlyearly8918

6 жыл бұрын

Lindsey B Such a sweet story!

My best friend passed away from cancer at 19 in February after fighting it for three years. She used to always get sonic drinks and go to the lakefront. So anytime I go see her at the cemetery I get a sonic drink and we spend some time together and I listen to her favorite songs.

The song "you are my sunshine" makes me cry happy tears when I hear it. My grandfather sang it to me every time I saw him before he passed away. He sang it to me while he was in the hospital a few hours before he passed. The song will always mean so much to me.

Waffles for dinner. My dad used to make them for us when he wasn't working... it was always fun watching him, he enjoyed it so. Now, when I have waffles instead of a dinner entree, it brings up good memories...

Going to Dollar Tree always reminds me of my Great Aunt, who we lost last year. She would always take my cousin and me to dollar tree to get the grab bags they used to have! We thought it was silly as kids, but its something we definitely remember fondly and cherish now!

My Grandpa passed away August 2016. It's been very rough to pull through. The movie An American Tale reminds me of him(thats a memory I have, singing through the movie with him)and it makes me cry when they sing Somewhere Out There. 😭

Love and hugs to you all! Any loss is very hard for all of us, but remembering and sharing good memories definitely helps bring us all at peace. I have many good memories with loved ones I have lost and family and I have lost. You guys always put a smile on my face and make my day good despite daily challenges. Keep doing what your doing. Do what you think you can't do.

You guys make life worth living thank you being so special lots of love and appreciation ❣🐾

I know that every time I hear Ava Marie it reminds my grandma (dad's mom) she loves that song it brings some memory of her sitting in her recliner listen to little radio, another memory is I got a mirror of my great grandma in my room it been in the family for a long time she is on my mom's side so I gave you two good memories instead of one I just hope you know your vlogs brings are awesome

I have really good memories with a friend of mine who passed away just over a year ago, we once went yabbie catching in my Nan’s pond, and we’d listen to the duck song and laugh about it, also the song 7 years was one of the last things we ever listened to together, and thinking about all these things brings back a flood of memories

OUR MOM WE HAD FUN COOKING & SHOPPING PLUS WE MISS OUR 93 YEARS AUNT BEA GOING TO THE MALL WE DON'T GO TO THE MALL WE JUST HAD HER TO GLORY SHE EXCEPT THE LORD ABOUT 3 OR 4 MONTHS BEFORE SHE CROSSED OVER TO GLORY (HOME) HEAVEN GOD BLESS THEM BOTH WE LOVED THEM VERY MUCH & OUR STEP DAD HE HAD A LOT OF CHRONIC ILLNESSES HE 2 WENT TO GLORY (HOME) HE AT THE LAST FEW MONTHS EXCEPTED THE LORD THANK GOD WE WISH THEY LIVED TO BE BAPTIZED BUT BETTER LAST THAN NEVER AMEN!!!! BLESSINGS TO YOU BOTH BLESSINGS FROM DANIELLE AGAJANIAN + DENISE SHE IS WATCHING ME ALSO TO JUST MAKE SURE I'LL BE OK!!!

@deniseagajanian6729

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DANIELLE AGAJANIAN YES WE THREE WERE LIKE SISTER'S. SHOPPING COOKED. TOGETHER GOOD AND BAD WE LOOKED UP TO HIM AS DAD OH MY THEY BOTH COOKED TOGETHER THEN ME DENISE AND DANIELLE SENDING LOVING HUGS BLESSINGS DENISE AND DANIELLE

My home actually is my good place. Sometimes I get a real sense of deja vu when I walk in especially when certain foods are cooked like popcorn really does it. My home was my grandmas home that my dad gutted and rebuilt to be up to code and to work for our multigenerational needs. But the exterior is the same and the exterior doors are the same so every once in a while I feel like I walked back in time and it’s wonderful

Well this August i traveled 10 hrs drive to visit a place in NSW callled Blue Mountains, i,m 56 and have just had a knee replacement in july. When i was about 3 years old and my family . Traveled down for a holiday to the blue mountains. my mum past away 4 years ago and i miss her so much.i can remember being there at the mountains.

Chocolate ice cream is something I don’t usually eat but when I eat it I remember my friend who sadly took his life a few years ago. I remember him calling me on vacation and I told him I was getting ice cream and he wouldn’t hang up until he was sure I was eating chocolate ice cream and it just brings a smile to my face.

Peter had me laughing so hard while I’m in the hospital 😂 love you both

My Grandma passed away a bit over a year ago, and I have a baby book that I love. It just so happens that she made it for me and every time I open it, it reminds me of her. (:

That spoken word poem is kickass! And I'm not religious, but I love poetry.

When I was a young teenager and had a friend for a sleepover, my Mom would call us upstairs about midnight. She would have baked Wheat Germ Muffins (secret family recipe) and the three of us would sit at the dining room table like real “ladies” and have them warm, with hot tea. Years later, I am godmother to that friend’s 3 children and great-Auntie to my goddaughter’s little girl, who is named after me. We still drink tea together❤️.

My grandpa passed a month ago but he taught me to eat capers right out of the container. Think of him every time I eat them.

@HerBirdieGirl

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Me too! He was my personal John Wayne & sung that to me allllll the time. I just bought her Sunshine painting in memory of my Grandad.

I would email every day with my beautiful Amelia who had cancer and was in ICU. We knew that soon she'd need to go back on the ventilator and the likelihood of her coming off this time was incredibly low. She wrote me an email to be given to be after her death but her mum decided to give it to me beforehand due to knowing she may forget afterwards in all the emotion of losing her beautiful 17 year old daughter........That letter is one of the most special things i've ever been given. I miss Amelia even now, but thanks to Hebews 11 (I think) I know she sees me and loves me still and sometimes I know that God gives her the privilege to tell me something. I miss her but she is home. One day I will be too and there will be many hugs!

I call them Christmas lights year round too. They remind me of my sister because the last place we went with her was Christmas Village in Pennsylvania. She passed away 38 years ago at age 6 from CF. 😢💜

Mine is Mexican food. My brother in law who passed away from cancer a few years ago loved Mexican food and hated sour cream. So every time my mom and I eat Mexican and she orders something that has sour cream we share a laugh and she says, “Sorry, Mark.” ☺️ We make sure to always eat Mexican on his birthday in October. I think it’s also one reason why I don’t eat Taco Bell anymore. Because the day he passed we were on our way to see him and had stopped there to eat. He passed shortly after we got to my sister’s house. And I’m so thankful I was able to say goodbye to him. Also Thanksgiving reminds me of my cousin who passed back when I was in college. It was the last time we saw him before he died a week or so later. I remember him being so happy we were all together.

I'm way behind in watching your vlogs, so excuse my comment this many weeks later, but thank you for that KZread clip of just the poem because I really want to share it even though it is now after Christmas. I might be weeks behind but it sure is fun binge watching your channel! :) Happy New Year!

I have almost the same thing with one of my ex boyfriends who joined the military. We always sat at the same booth at Chick-fil-A and now everytime I go I try to sit there bc it brings back good memories :)

In the U.K. we call them fairy lights 😊. My grandad passed away a few weeks ago and he used to know where the aeroplanes were going from his back garden so any time I see an aeroplane in the sky I think of my grandad.

I was in the band in high school, and the year after I graduated she passed away because of complications of her CF. Whenever I hear marching bands and see any other members from band I always think of her. And when I watch your videos.

I call those lights fairy lights when it's not Christmas and Christmas lights when they are on the tree.