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Fred Mannion's avatar

“She didn’t serve to be seen. Being seen was her day job. Serving was her life.” - well said. You have a gift with words! 😍

Suzanne Wright's avatar

To me, she seemed to be the embodiment of what we, as Americans, should strive for. Forever in our hearts🫶🏽

Kelly's avatar

I also have never met a spud I didn't like. May Dolly rest in peace.

Jeffrey Giraud's avatar

Dolly was truly one of a kind and a national treasure. If ever a soul embodied a genuine Christian love, it resided in her.

BobC's avatar

I suppose it was OK to leave off the bidet reminder. Though I bet its presence would have made Dolly laugh!

Frances Benson's avatar

Such an inspiration and boy, do we need to be more like her.

Melissa Williams's avatar

May I please have the specs? I won't follow exactly, because I like to be a lil difficult.

In other news, Dolly was my mother when I lost mine.

Slade Wentworth's avatar

Yes the recipe is in the article above. Thank you!

Diane Assalone's avatar

Very well said, Dad🌹

What an outstanding role model for us.

Thank you‼️💖

Jill Lewey's avatar

In the oven rn! Thank you!

LeslieHD's avatar

One of my favorite things about Dolly is that she was willing to learn and change abd keep on loving everyone. I read a piece yesterday about her Dixie Stampede, where families could treat themselves to dinner and a show. But when someone told her that folks were offended/upset by the name Dixie, and explained to her why, she changed the name to Dolly Parton's Stampede. She didn't want anyone to feel bad and she wanted her place to welcome everyone. That was Dolly - welcoming and loving to everyone. She was a remarkable human being. One of the best, I'd say. ❤️✌️🤠