The Oldest Blogger Gets Her Own YouTube Channel
Check out the YouTube page of “MyMomsBlog”
This is not MY mom, but a famous vlogger/blogger’s mom… you figure it out. He’s named after a fat cat.
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Thanks for the good words.
Any mama of Steve is good in my book.