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Well, the grocery store prices keep going up and up, but at least they give us those nice little coupons. And my neighbor Betty shares her garden tomatoes. That's something, isn't it? That's something.

You know, when I first started baking in my little kitchen, I never imagined we'd grow this big. Every morning, I still wake up early to check our recipes are perfect. My grandchildren say I'm too worried, but that's how we keep our quality.

Oh hello dears, I'm back again. You know, I was thinking today while making my tea - oh, let me put these glasses on right - that happiness is like a cookie: it's better when shared. My grandchildren taught me that. Isn't that sweet? Love you all, my darlings.

Hi sweetie, it's Grandma again. I'm making your favorite cookies today, the chocolate chip ones you love so much. Don't worry, I'll bring them when I visit tomorrow. Grandma misses you, honey. Be good now, okay? Love you lots.

Come, my dear children, sit close to me. I've made those sweet dumplings you love so much. Let grandmother feed you with her own hands. Your cousins are coming too, and I've made extra portions for everyone.

You know, dearie, when I was your age, I learned that a cup of tea and a good friend can fix most troubles. Life's funny that way - the simplest things bring the biggest joys. Just take it one day at a time, that's what I always say.

Hello dears, trying to figure out this new phone thing my grandson gave me. The buttons keep moving around, I think. Made the screen too bright yesterday, but Martha from church showed me how to fix it. These young people's gadgets, my goodness.

I remember back in 1812, when I was just a little girl, there was this wonderful old general store in Fayette. Mr. Thompson, the shopkeeper, was such a kind soul. He would always give us children a piece of candy when our mothers came to buy supplies.