I am grateful for your stories...they have been background music during my journey on my life path...the stories have led me to many people who I cherish...thank you...

Thank You, SEP, for all of your amazing books and for turning me onto a bunch of new authors through your What Is Everyone Reading? posts. I'm forever grateful. ♥️

Thank you for the most amazing books & the hours of pleasure they bring!

We, your faithful readers, are grateful to you for brightening our days with your wonderful stories. ❤️

Thank you for brightening our days with your posts and your amazing, funny, and reread-able books. You bring joy to so many people.

Thank you🙂 for many hours of beautiful stories to enjoy.

“In our daily lives, we must see that it is not our happiness that makes us grateful, but our gratefulness that makes us happy.” Albert Clarke said that perfectly.

If this is gratitude day, please allow me to thank you for writing all those great books that have given us all so much pleasure.

Thank you for bringing so much joy and laughter to our lives through your books and your antics.

Thank you Susan for your wonderful books that are so much fun to read.

Thank you for the wonderful books you have written which always cheer me up.

I like it! Gratitude Day! I am grateful for you and your amazing story telling skill. And my family of course including my cute doggies.

You provide a lovely escape whenever I need one. Thank you!

Thank you, for always letting us travel vicariously with you. Reading the books you write bring all of us such joy.❤️❤️❤️

Thank you for writing delightful novels—stories of smart, funny, responsible people doing the best they can. #grateful

I love a Gratitude Day!! I’m grateful for so many things in my life but my family and friends are always at the top of my list. I’m grateful for all of the wonderful authors and fabulous books that you guys write. FYI- I need a new book by you!

Thank you for all your wonderful Books

Thank you for the many hours of pure pleasure reading your amazing books.

Thank you for providing us with the best book boyfriends and stories we can reread over and over again!🏆🎖👏💖

Thank you for giving me so many awesome books that I spend my time reading 📚🌞.

I am grateful for all the wonderful authors that fill my book shelves and iPad. And really grateful that Nora writes so many!

Thank you!!. You too!!. Love your books🍷

My favorite ❤️Susan Elizabeth Phillips Friends in that magical world of reading... each unique story with love, passion and feelings... thanks for being

Grateful for all the words and stories you share with us.

Thank you Susan Elizabeth

My parents both did grad school at OU, and my grandfather taught there for a bit! Athens is a great place.

My husband( a bobcat alumni himself) says that if you remember OU you didn't really go there.😁 He might have partied a bit back in the day.😂🤣😂🤣

Awesome memories from Mississippi State University!! Still making memories with 3 friends and next year will be 50 years since we graduated!!!!

I met my best friend in college and we are still best friends. When people see is together they think we have known each other all our lives. She is the best person I know. She was there when I married my husband and when when I buried my parents, my sister and my husband. She has lifted me is and made me laugh until I peed my pants. It doesn’t get better than that.

2am fire alarms set off to let the boys out after curfew...why did we all have to be punished cause you couldn't tell time 🙄🤣🤣🤣

Being a “Green Guard” mentor to incoming women students at Purdue University. Listening to the band March past the dorms to the practice field in spring. Being part of “Block P” as a freshman - a card flashing section that spelled out cheers & funny sayings like “Send Money” on Parents’ Weekend. Meeting my husband. So many special memories.

I went the first time in my late 20s for two years. It was hard with two small kids. Then I went back when my kids were in high school. It took awhile, but I graduated in my 40’s. I enjoyed it but it wasn’t the same kind of experience as tight out of HS.

I lived in the phi Mu house with your sister. My best memories are the friendships I developed with those women that have lasted almost 50 years. Go Ohio !!!!

My best memory is getting to know my now BFF who is a treasure to know and who has been my rock through losing my parents, my grandmother and going through major illness, while also being my travel buddy and Thanksgiving dinner person. We're Fightin' Blue Hens from the University of Delaware.

I still have great friends from my college years. One spring break two friends and I went to NYC and stayed at West Point because one friend had a sister there as a cadet. She had us climbing up to the rooftops of the campus buildings - maybe we should not have done that? In the city I was blown away by Central Park. Some things are only great in theory - this did not disappoint!

Amazing memories...graduated from Trinity University...the oldest Catholic women's college in the nation....a bunch of wild and crazy girls let loose in Washington DC...and getting a great education. It helped define me as a woman in the 70s

I went to Ohio University for my masters. I loved Athens.

Class of 1981! Go Bobcats!

I have great memories of college, both classes and friends. My sister-in-law and her husband are classmates - without them, I would not have married my husband!

I went to a women’s college. It is one the seven sisters of the south and seeped in tradition. Every year there was a dance called Black Cat. During Black Cat week we had class games that were highly competitive. We also had students who dressed as black cats and silently handed out candy to students, faculty, and staff. I was picked to be a black cat. So fun. Here is a picture of my friends and me at Black Cat 1991.

I went to nursing school in Phila and hubby went to Penn State. I have wonderful memories of visiting him there during his 4 years. Still friends with all the fraternity brothers and their wives.

The strong bond about twelve of us have from our years at Western Illinois University. We met fifty years ago this fall, still keep in touch. It’s a wonderful bond.

My husband and I are both Ohio University graduates. Class of 1983.

Raised my kids in Pittsburgh and took all of them on college visits to OU. Beautiful campus and town (my son-in-law is a graduate). However....I will never forget the parents' faces when an Ohio U. tour guide told the kids on our tour (late 90s) that the best place to hide drugs was behind the ceiling tiles in their dorm rooms😲. LOL. I went to a large state university in New England in the early 70s, and was thrilled that it had just eliminated "freshman beanies," curfews, restrictions on men in women dorm rooms and similar left-overs from the 50s.

My son eating his prime rib dinner for his prime birthday, background are the hills of the Carquinez straight.

My two years at Ohio University were without a doubt the best memories! Too many to share but they all came together as joyful new experiences with close friends.

Proud Ohio U grad myself! Still close to my roommates after all these decades. There's something about OU and Athens that is magical and memorable. Go Bobcats!

I went to college in my early 30’s as a single parent of 3 under 9. My experience was very different from those who went after high school. I loved being back at school but have to admit that I was burned out by graduation and couldn’t be bothered to attend the ceremony. Finishing was important…the hassle of the ceremony? Nope. Took my kids out for a celebratory dinner instead.

I remember algebra and thinking D is for degree! 🤣

I loved high school in a small town, college not so much. In 4.5 years I attended 3 colleges in 3 different cities and really did not enjoy any of them. So no favorable memories, for me. I still have contact with friends I met from elementary school, no one from college.