Thursday evening’s program was after my bedtime, but we did a run through a little earlier. What a pleasant surprise that host Mark Prasek led with Our American Stories.
I guess I do look like my mother these days. When he first saw the photo of Aunt Darlene and Mom, he didn’t realize it’d been taken in 1997. Those sisters were about my age when they made the trip to visit their brother Danny Wilson’s grave in eastern France.
This lasts 20 minutes, if you’d like to watch it.
Great interview, Joy! I wish I could be as articulate when it’s past MY bedtime!
I sure wasn’t for about a day and a half afterwards!
Great interview!!! I do feel blessed this morning! 🙂
Thank you, Linda. I need to remember to tune in to watch the others, just not that late at night. ha
🙂 🙂 🙂
Great interview Joy! I admire the clarity of purpose you have, and your striving to fulfill it.
It helps to have the perspective from senior-citizen-ness!
If seniority gives one perspective automatically, then I should have a crystal-clear understanding by now. I do not.
I wouldn’t call it crystal-clear but sometimes I check back to see what on earth I’d journaled early that morning, or even the week before.
Grr, I don’t know why but I haven’t been able to watch videos on blogs lately. I needed to investigate what the problem is. Congrats, though!!!!!
Thank you, Luanne!
I enjoyed your interview a great deal!
Oh, thank you, Liz!
You’re welcome, Nick!
Joy – This was a delightful interview about Our American Stories and those we should never forget. You are a gem. And your book is making positive waves.
What a fun surprise that Mark Prasek led with that! Bless you for your comment, Paul.
Great interview! Good to finally get a chance to hear and see you.
Thanks, Andrew! Aging gratefully. . . ha
A blessing indeed to listen, watch, and learn from you Ms. Joy. I hope you’ll visit PJNET TV again and share more of your family’s wonderful legacy of faith and good old American values with us.
Very kind of you, JD.