As an American, it is odd to see a washing machine in your kitchen, let alone a bathtub! We usually have a "Utility Room" or a dedicated closet area for the washer and dryer. These last three vlogs about St. Fagans are great. Thanks for filming and editing them for us.
Aww I’d LOVE to have a dedicated laundry room! I associate that with wealth here. It’s normally just part of the kitchen here. Thanks so much for the appreciation of the editing. I appreciate the appreciation! 😆
Oh yeah me and Izzy used to watch all of those! I haven’t noticed any coming out lately. Have you? I don’t really watch telly much though - mainly just RU-vid and the odd bit of catch up and Netflix with IB and/or Isabel.
Thanks Imogen..it's really refreshed my memory..went a while ago.. hearing you talk about the open fire brought back lovely memories..💐we went to a holiday cottage a few years ago in Hebdon Bridge and the old unused bath was in the kitchen..🤭
Aw lovely! There's something very calming and therapeutic about watching a real fire in a grate. It's kind of mesmerizing. That's interesting to hear about the old bath in the kitchen! I'll be interested to see what other people write about that, too. Thanks so much for watching, Jan. x
Thanks guys! These are my favourite videos to make but they sadly don’t do as well as my more every day content. It’s a shame. I’m hoping these will eventually out perform by coming up in search over the years. Fingers crossed!! RU-vid is a tricky game to navigate! 😆
Oh boy that was grand! I loved the explanations of the posture board, left-hand gadget, etc. It really is stepping back into time. The 80s stuff looked very dated to me. Things have changed. But we can go to thrift shops and find a lot of those items still. I'm keen on 40s and 50s things. The washing-up stations in the bedroom remind us of how far we've come.
I love that fire makes me feel so cosy with a nice fire. My gran used to have one of those desks ... i'd always just open and close it for the sake of lol Cool to see the cottages through time like that
I remember visit national slate museum in llanberis hand house ther house ther going in past and my town Conwy got smallest house in great Britain I enjoy watching it
Now that sounds like somewhere I'd like to visit. I think I've seen that smallest house a few times on other people's vlogs. :¬) Thanks so much for watching, Jason.
Love St Fagans! Haven't been for a while. Great vlogs Imo x Oh and yes, did have a bath in the kitchen when I was very young .... and a freezing outside loo 🥶
My aunt had one of those baths in her South Wales kitchen in the 70s. When the lid was down it acted as a kind of work surface, or shelf, albeit very low.
Oooh I’ll have to decide. I love making these sorts of vids the best but oddly the more day-to-day vids get more views - at least in the short term. Oh well! 😆
Im really loving the videos because I really do like social history. So interesting. Just occurred to me that Imo is short for Imogen. I once asked a group of ladies what name they would choose for themselves if they could change their Christian name. I chose Imogen. You are the first "Imogen" I have ever "met". TFS 😊
Aw thanks! I didn't appreciate my name as much when I was very little because I felt it made me stick out like a sore thumb, but now I like it a lot. :¬) I love the social everyday living type history too. I love visiting places like this. Thanks so much for watching. x
I hated seeing those finger locks for those left handed children. God made their brains to work left handed. Poor kids. I know I've heard lots of stories
It happened to my very own Grandma, actually. She was born a leftie and 'cured' of it. What insanity was that? Wow. She grew up in England - presumably London, as far as I know. Born 1910.
@@PlanetImo I've heard stories too. My grandmother was amidextrous, and of course made to use her right hand to write with. She did about everything else with left hand. My dad was left hand. Wish I could ask him about it. I have a slew of cousins left handed, and a son in law. I seriously think that was cruelty back in the day.
