Youtube hearted comments of Glamdolly (@glamdolly30).

  1. What a wise and wonderful human being - thank God she visited the Earth and left so much magic in her wake. I was not lucky enough to meet this woman, yet I love her with all my heart. Thanks for sharing this inspirational video. X
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  2. Simone's an amazing gymnast! Her dainty little feet always touch my heart, so small to support such a magnificent big bear body! How on Earth does she find enough food/calories to support such a huge frame - and when she's nursing four hungry cubs too? You'd never think it worth her while to climb up for a few tiny bird seeds, yet she does. God bless her and her bumper litter of babies - miracles all! Thank you for sharing with us Patrick, these beauties are putting smiles on faces around the world, thanks to you. Much love from the UK! XXX
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  3. 'And when she got there, The cupboard was bare'. Poor Ruby - it was hardly worth her athletic feat climbing up there. But how deftly she did it, with the skill and grace of a furry ballerina! Pause the video @ 2:39 to see Ruby standing upright. Her back legs are SO short, about a quarter the length of her whole body. And those tiny, dainty little feet of hers are just adorable. Sigh. Ruby is precious. What I wouldn't give for just one bear hug - and I reckon that's all I'd get, LOL! 💗🐻💗🐻💗🐻💗
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  4. Fantastic video Arslan, thanks for sharing your adventures with us! Stay safe, and happy travels. Much love from England, UK. X
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  5. Oh she is magnificent! Entirely possible it's Simone's first baby-girl, Luca - what a tantalising thought! Whoever she/he is, there is certainly no lack of food in their life, thank God. She's a chunkster alright - Oh to get a blissful bear hug from that big, beautiful fur-covered, chocolate marshmallow. I wouldn't even care if she killed me, I would die happy! I love how chilled and peaceful she is. The way she looks up at you, fully aware of your presence, and so relaxed. She knows you're her friend. Heart-melting! These family trees are just so fascinating aren't they? And you get to be part of the family - at least, part of the maps each of them holds in their minds of nice places to go, and loving friends. What a privilege. Thank you for sharing! Much love from the UK. XXX
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  6. I love your positive, can-do spirit. Great channel, many thanks for the entertainment and relaxation, from the UK.
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  7.  @kimh207  Absolutely they do. And Patrick's wonderful calm, strong and nurturing energy has won him not only the love of his visiting bears, but of umpteen good people around the globe who may never meet him, but adore him through his beautiful videos! 😘🐻❤🐻😘❤🐻😘❤🐻😘❤🐻😘❤🐻😘❤🐻
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  8. Fantastic collaboration Mike - very glad it wasn't forever lost to us!
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  9. Amazing video! Simone and her babies are so beautiful - I love how elegantly she climbs up on the fence, like a 500 pound ballerina! Their dainty little feet just melt my heart. So funny when one baby had a tantrum - and Mom just took the suet ball away from him and ate it (well, I guess she figured it will get back to him ultimately!) His plaintive cries were just like any child who didn't get their own way - Mamas and their bubbas are the same right across the animal kingdom. What a privilege to have this ongoing, mutually respectful relationship with such magnificent wild bears. Mama's trust fpr you around her babies, as so many commented, is remarkable. Thank you for sharing. Warmest wishes from a sadly bear-less England. XXX
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  10. Bravo! A fantastic way to get a free, bonus meal from your roast/rotisserie chicken carcass! Nothing more delicious and nutritious than home made chicken soup (or broth, if you prefer a clear, chunk-free end result). I love this made as a clear chicken broth, with fresh baked baguette slices from the local bakery to dip - spread with real, salted English/Irish/Scottish butter, of course. YUM - and so filling! Home made soup's also great to use up those last few veggies in the fridge, past their best - eg carrot, celery, onion, scallions, garlic, leeks, red/yellow peppers, and frozen veg too like petit pois (peas), carrots and broad beans. If you want a thicker, more satisfying soup, add chunks of raw potato with all the other ingredients and after cooking, use a blender to puree it. You won't be hungry again for ages!
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