Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine. I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos! I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
Yesterday i watched the video regarding how middle class Americans slipping to poverty and becoming homeless and sleeping in cars basement, parks etc. It is a land of opportunity and big American dreams. It is really painful. We always think otherside of mountain is greener pasture. But in reality it is not.
Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine. I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos! I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
One of the most honest videos I've yet seen. The scenes took me right back to my childhood days, on the outskirts of a small town in early 1950s Arkansas. Truly, I could tell scant difference between Ukraine and my immediate neighborhood surroundings as a child. What a wonderful journey for an old man! Thanks a million!
Yep its like 1945 Engla d. Where i grew up.ouside toilet toilet, newspaper and cesspit; oit and gas lighting in living roon; hi kens, rabbits in the yard, washing tubb with woodfire heating. Hand ranked laundry squeezer, dry on line, iron on table in living room, battery powered radio, ....yep, we had it all!!.
@Robert Goss, hi! I am 2nd generation Ukrainian, who will be finally leaving my NYC home of 30+ years to live in Arkansas, where I have visited multiple times and fell in love with the place; it reminded me a bit of the Adirondacks, where I spent a ton of time as a kid. I wonder if my father, who never visited Ukraine, felt something reminiscent of Ukraine even though he has never been there. Wondering which part of Arkansas you grew up in?
Thank you for sharing! Your grandma seems very active and proud of her home. There is something very dignified about growing your own food and tending to your own livestock. I'm sure it keeps both of them lively and happy.
Thanks for sharing, Pavlo, it's good to see how self sufficient your people are.... Lovely people & animals.... Please know we're praying for your protection and peace in your country, from South Africa
@aravind rakesh how? have you visited Ukraine? Show me please, because i'm blind, living most of my life in city with hundreds of students from Africa and India and never saw that someone would treat them different compared to other students.
This took me back to my childhood in the Carribbean. How I wish life was simple again, thank you for the wonderful memories. Beautiful village cherish it.
Greetings and respect from Australia. A beautiful presentation and thank you to all the people in the video who shared their home and how they live with us.
It reminds of village life from the time I spent in my mother's village in Lebanon. Was a total reset for me (and that's a good thing!) . God bless and protect the people of Ukraine.
Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine. I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos! I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
Thank your babushka, for allowing us into her home. I truly appreciate the openness and willingness of you and your families to share like you do. I love you guys!!
God Bless you and your Family !!! Believe Me you folks are Much Much happier than People here in the USA !!! They may be Rich, But their Not as Near Happy as you Folks !!! Take Care and keep a Happy Home, and Life !!!! All the Money in Town Can't Buy what you already Have !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491 I don't know 😬 I'm pretty damn happy. I live on the ocean in a beautiful small town. Small town USA. I love it. Have great friends, great family. I also don't have to worry about a buncha communist Russians trying to kill me. So, I'll take my life over theirs. But, I think it's great that they're happy. I hope they are.💗
@@justtruth5988 I said I live on the ocean, I never said I have ocean FRONT property. I'm a couple of blocks from that. Point being is saying these people are happier than folks in the USA is a pretty big assumption.
This popped up randomly on my feed, and I'm so glad it did. Your Babushka maintains a busy household. I love it! I wish her many many many wonderful years.
A totally different way of living in America. I am greatful to be from America because this was supposed to be the one Christian nation, but then I see how this nation has turned from God, and I don’t like the culture now so it’s just such a different dynamic now.
No idea why this ended up in my recommendations but I’m glad it did. Thank you for the tour. It reminds us that we’re not all that different. Cheers from America!
@@ThisNamesNowTaken Can we just admit that the algorithm is usually pretty good? I'm pretty sure most people just watch videos served by the algorithm vs going to their subscription feed
Probably cos Bald And Bankrupt's channel has been getting plenty of views! He does this whole Soviet experience travel vlogs, so even guys like Pavlo's here gets promoted.
It’s so humbling to see other cultures like this that appreciate the small things. America has become see greedy and prideful. It’s crazy what a nation that you give everything becomes
The village life is the best life a person can enjoy, it's exactly what I grew up in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪-East Africa, the happiness and the satisfaction displayed in the grandma's face is amazing, peace of mind away from the hustle and bustle of the urban life would be a wish for each and every sane individual. Wishing Peace and protection to all Ukrainians
I lost my grandmom sometime ago. I miss her a lot and my mom too. Your grandmom reminds me a lot about both of them. You are living in heaven with all your family in one place. That is the best life. Thank you for sharing your video here. Take care
reminds me of morocco, I think this is a universal way of living at its fullest, just family and a house where things are being made to provide for the family.
Thank you for the video Pavlo, I had a friend from Ukraine who lived in the countryside. Nice to see how life is like, I really appreciate the simple and pure lifestyle.
I absolutely love your video! Your “babushka” is adorable! She’s reminds me of my “ nonna” and my family home in Sicily. Thank you so much! This video made me very happy.
It brought a smile to my face seeing how proud the Babushka was of her cow, of the large onions she grew and of the simple necessities she has gotten to improve her life. She's living simply but with pride! Meanwhile, you are very handsome, Pavlo from Ukraine 😍
Hi Pavel ( hope I got that right) , excellent video and shows rural life in Ukraine. I sincere hope you, your babushka and the rest of your family are OK and safe from the war. You all seem to be a lovely, genuine and warm family. My grandparents lived the same sort of lifestyle here in rural South Australia - I am unfortunately a city dweller by necessity but fondly remember trips to my grandparents out in the country. Please ignore the rude and dumb comments from some people below. Your video brought back memories of those visits as a child.
This made me remind me of my grandmother Amelia. She lived with us in our home until she passed away in the early 90's. Nowadays most of our elderly are put in nursing homes, were they exist, until they the day they're gone. I remember when our elderly we're respected and appreciated, welcomed into our lives, given active roles in our education and development into our teen years and beyond. They were our direct link into our family pass, a source of valuable information, wisdom and unconditional love and patience. I was still very young when my sweet grandma Amélia left us, but I really appreciate and am extremely grateful for been given that opportunity to know her and having her in those early years of my life. I still miss her 30 years pass. 💗👵 Respect your elderly and appreciate every opportunity you get to be with them! Listen to them, be there for them, learn from them and most of all respect them and their legacy! Time goes by really fast and relentlessly.
Both of my parents moved in with me during their final days! No nursing home for them! My mom just passed away on December 5. I’ll see her in heaven some day.
This was a unexpected recomondations and I'm glad I clicked on it. This is so fasinating and reminds me of my grandmother's house but much smaller , it's such a cool tour. Thank bbukska for letting us tour her house.
I was amazed by how much land/space was behind the house. What a beautiful place to live. Everything you need to live all around you. ❤️ It’s like a mini market behind the house with livestock and fresh produce.
@@david-lt9wj They probably get left alone in old age homes, or stay in their home, not able to keep it up. The kids just wait for the inheritance. Not all, but more and more often, the old are alone, and their children dont visit them.
@@kimberleyjane2338 one reason they don't get visited is that old people can get incredibly bossy.. And don't realise their children have grown up and are independant ...parents who have loved their children always are looked after.and cared for...and mourned deeply when they've gone...the graveyards are full of sad visitors...and care homes are full of sad old people that have signed off on their probate .and are of no use to their children,anymore.until they die,so then they look forward to the graveyard visits in their newly acquired posh cars,wearing I watches and fancy suits,carrying cheap supermarket flowers, to remember the good times....which they had conveniently forgotten about during the decline of their parents lives.as the children’s lives had become much more important you see, making a buck whenever and wherever they can...and of course they need nice holidays to relax...and honestly there just isn’t the time in the day to visit him again..oh and yes he’s really happy in that smelly fun filled care home ,( Care is what he isn’t getting in there)he’s got lots of friends in there...I actually think he’s quite sweet on an old dear in there...(but you would get a different story if you spoke to him in there.)
@@david-lt9wj True. I'm a frequent visitor at the graveyard, as you say, but I have seen many apparently loving children stop visiting old age homes, once the papers have all been signed. In fact, these greedy children look like saints before that. Children who grew up in "harder" times seem to have more respect, for their parents. Just saying.
We had a family from Ukraine that were members of our church living in US for a few years. After the birth of their second child, they moved back to Kiev. The wife was stunningly beautiful.
Enjoyed your video Pavlo of your lovely village. God bless you and all your fellow Ukrainians in this difficult time for you. Love and support from your friends in the UK.
Great tour Pavlo. We sold our home in Oregon here in the U.S. and moved to a 12 acre Homestead in Maine! All 100% off grid. This lifestyle is awesome with ZERO stress.
Wow! such a pleasant way of life. No hustle and bustle. It reminds me of when I first visited my parents homeland in the Polynesian Islands of the South Pacific. Very slow and easy going life. No worries and take nice evening walks on the beach. Now I live in California and it is such a big difference. I really enjoyed your Video Pavlo and thank you for sharing. Much love from Southern California. ❤
I'm pretty sure all that wood doesn't chop itself, and all those animals don't feed themselves, etc. I was thinking, WOW how do they have the time for all that work.
Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine. I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos! I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
Reminds me of Poland when I was a child 30 years ago, such a beautiful journey, I love watching your videos , they do make me strangely calm and nostalgic
So much like my grandmother village in Africa. The water well, the cow milking every morning and the garden watching this gives me goosebumps. Love and peace to Babushka ❤️🙏🌻
Ucrainians doesn't like Africans or dark people in general very racist treatments toward them prevent them crossing boarders to other countries during the war even not give them food abused them
@@malalabahadir838 speak for yourself. I’m Mexican and they have a lot of love for Latin America in general. People were kind and women their are fond of dark hair and eyes.
This was interesting to see. My grandparents came from over there in the early 1900s. Their farm yard was set up much like what you showed until the 1960s. Then electricity come to the farm and a new house was built with running water, a fridge and an electric stove.
I was lucky enough to visit Ireland back in the late 90s. I did not want to leave your beautiful country... (once I got used to driving on the left side of the road of course.) I was staying with old college friends who live in Ennis. Absolutely beautiful, beautiful land and people. ☘
My family lived in Co. Roscommon. In the 1960's there was no mains water, toilet, gas or electricity in the house. The well was half a mile away & only the kitchen had heat, provided by a turf burning Stanley range. If I thought that was tough, our elderly neighbour lived in a small house like something from the middle ages.
Love the place. I grew up in a village like this. later moved in a city but I felt I can't live with so many people around. The kingly feeling you get in village,you can't have it in a big city.
You were so relaxed and happy in this video last summer... What is happening in these horrible days seems hard to believe... I hope you are still safe and sound
A few years back I visited my wife's hometown of Pazardzhik, Bulgaria. While there we visited most of the spots that tourists would go to like, Sophia, Black Sea, etc. The spot I enjoyed the most was when we visited her grandfather who lived in a small village a few hours from Pazardzhik. His village looked very similar to yours and it reminded me of when I grew up in the 70's in America. It was an honor to meet her grandfather and share a few glasses of Rakia, which by the way is to be sipped not shot. One thing I learned from my experience is that people are people, we all want peace, we all want to be happy and we all want FREEDOM! So Pavlo, I raise my glass to you and your family and say, "Budmo!"
Unfortunate people did not experience village life and the calm it brings and now we have all of us running towards cities to earn a lot and forget what life is
thanks for this and your other ukraine life videos. i'm from the philippines, never been physically out of my country. with your videos, i'm able to travel though virtually. my curiosity' as to how people in other lands and from other cultures live is satisfied. more power to you.
Nice video! The babushka's cow looked very healthy. She gives a LOT of milk too. Life is simple and peaceful in the villages of Ukraine. I wish it were so here in America Well done
Some people still live like this In the us I've met a few, we call it off grid but some people live like this in the southern appalachians, especially the Amish community.
A place where the land gives you everything you need. See how happy they are to show you their home. There's a sense of community. Unlike the concrete jungle where I live.
There's always a few hours drive to a remote half acre to call your own. It's even better if you've got no cell service, a little water, lots of sun and silent nights. Peace, calm and shelter.
Enjoyed your video. As I watched I was thinking about what may be going on with Russia. You all look so peaceful and content at your Babushka. The lady picking up that large onion and displaying it so proudly put a tear in my eye. And yet, things are happening that we only see a very small portion of in the media. I wish you all the best and pray for peace in all of your Babushka's. God's Blessings for all of you from the USA.
Thought Ukraine is getting all the young men to enlist and fight. Or are they just taking the aid money to pay off debt repayments? Clearly he should be enlisted or he is exempt due to farming connections. Just like creative accounting, you can become creative farming too. Good one.
Brings tears to my eyes as this reminds me of my childhood living in a village. Rearing livestocks, harvesting crops, kids were playing, birds were chirping. Ah! What a lovely life we had back then! But one day, all of a sudden, everything changed when a dragon attacked and burnt down the whole village.
Indian here, I can very closely relate to this kind of living. A huge part of our population is rural. This video was beautiful. Away from all the materialistic trash of the 'modern world'.
Materialistic trash? Like devices used to post comments on the internet? Devices to record yourself? I also noticed a dish connected to the house... I suppose if you *have* to defecate in the open...you'd rationalize a way for it to be superior to 'modern' plumbing but...it just sounds like someone trying to avoid reality...to me.
@@wombat5252 we won't. It's none of our business, unless your governments threaten us with sanctions. As long as it doesn't bother us, we are gonna stay neutral ;)
This part of Ukraine looks so beautiful & peaceful. I experienced a similar lifestyle during part of my childhood here in the UK. While it was not all like a fairy tale in reality, it certainly had a lot going for it. Also a basic life doesn't necessarily mean dirty conditions as some have suggested, this certainly looks like a well tended & loved home, just no frills. Being "poor" is relative, "there is always someone worse off than yourself in this world" used to be a common wise saying of our elders. Having more & more possessions etc. in our lives often comes hand in hand with more stress. I hope & pray Babushka & all are still safe & well. God bless Ukraine.💙💛✌
Thanks for sharing your way of life in the countryside. Back yrs ago here we called these mini farms. You have everything you need to survive. I would definitely like to visit someday. The culture helps the family be close and work together.
Amen but God will not protect those who take arms, that is not the gospel He who lives by the sword dies by the sword. I pray for people's salvation so that even if they die (and soon that will be for all of us worldwide as prophecy tells us) their eternal life might be with the Lord.
@AlphaKillero_0 There are professing Christians that the Lord will say "I never knew you to". They can be forgiven in they repented. True believers are those who are not only hearers but doers of the Word. "If you abide in My Word, you are my disciples indeed". We are not to kill or even defend ourselves with violence (Jesus said turn the other check. If we are saved, physical death is not to be feared.) Also Catholicism or orthodox Christianity is not biblical. True faith is not religion, it's being born again and having a relationship with God through His Holy Spirit.
Nice video! So similar to our villages here in central Kenya. The old lady is so happy to show off her cow and farm produce which is great therapy for her. We stand with Ukraine.
I was in the former USSR, from Australia in 1990 on a Contiki Tour out of England. We travelled for some 13 days of 22 through the then Soviet Union. One thing that especially stood out to me was the countryside & the actual humble people we met. Yes we did visit the now Ukraine such Kiev, Zhytomyr, Rivne, Lutsk & everywhere in between, which was a highlight of my several months overseas. I have been back to Kiev & Odessa twice since then. The last time was in 2011. I loved the Ukraine then as I do now. Beautiful country with beautiful people. We’re not so different regardless of where we live.
Such a beautiful and tranquil home. It reminds me of how my own grandmother lived. Love and wishes of peace to you, babushka and dedushka, the rest of your family and to Carnation from Denmark.
It's just such an honest way to live. If I were a younger man, I would be moving to the Ukraine. Thanks for showing us how the Ukrainian people live Pavlo. I wish you all peace and freedom.
@@eddiebeer4516 Attacked and taken out or killed in a vicious manner ....as in you hire mercenaries to do it brutally...I think lol I just know the kids use it to mean taken out violently and quickly
@@oldluke7653 Oh, ok. It has been so many times before. It's the type of thing that makes me think that the human race is a failed experiment. But, we can always hope, brother!
i have been to northern england from 98 to 2000... countryside ppl in there reminded me with countryside in my country.. simple ppl ...simple life...clean heart ppl..happy ppl..not contaminated with materialism like ppl in large cities ...
When i was a Kid We didn't have Much, But what we did Have was a Loving Family, Money does Not Buy That !!! Sometimes having too much, is the Downfall of so Many Societies !!! Just like the Old Beatles Song, Money can't buy me love !!! And that is so True !!!!
This is so foreign to me. Everything here where I live in the US is different. I truly love the simplicity of it all. Thank you for sharing. .Peace to you and yours. Praying y'all stay safe.✌🙏💕
I only know you from this funny videos and last day suddenly i had to think of you both. Keep strong in this horrible times. Greetz, Marco from the Netherlands.
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I am from a village in South Africa, and I love your way of living, simple, humble, happy, hard working and very happy and beautiful families.
Oo9o9
Stay there.
If only the citizens got armed and trained before the invasion
WHATS UP BROTHER I am also from South Africa.
Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine.
I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos!
I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
More people should watch vlogs like this. It shows how we are all alike in so many ways
We are all humans after all
It's 2021 man, you just figured that out now?
@@missionpupa yeah Ive been living in a cave. Just so you know its 2021 and 60+% of the world's population has no access to internet
Babushka. That’s what we used to call a scarf that we were around our head in America years ago.
Yesterday i watched the video regarding how middle class Americans slipping to poverty and becoming homeless and sleeping in cars basement, parks etc. It is a land of opportunity and big American dreams. It is really painful. We always think otherside of mountain is greener pasture. But in reality it is not.
I hope your villages are still safe in these hard war days, we support you from Iran. Good luck dears.
Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine.
I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos!
I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
One of the most honest videos I've yet seen. The scenes took me right back to my childhood days, on the outskirts of a small town in early 1950s Arkansas. Truly, I could tell scant difference between Ukraine and my immediate neighborhood surroundings as a child. What a wonderful journey for an old man! Thanks a million!
This is no different than my childhood days at my Grandparents house in the 50s when times were so simple, because I was a child.
It’s a nice life. I lived on 80 acres here in texas, we had goats and sheep, all the birds too, so many eggs!.
Yep its like 1945 Engla d. Where i grew up.ouside toilet toilet, newspaper and cesspit; oit and gas lighting in living roon; hi kens, rabbits in the yard, washing tubb with woodfire heating. Hand ranked laundry squeezer, dry on line, iron on table in living room, battery powered radio, ....yep, we had it all!!.
@Robert Goss, hi! I am 2nd generation Ukrainian, who will be finally leaving my NYC home of 30+ years to live in Arkansas, where I have visited multiple times and fell in love with the place; it reminded me a bit of the Adirondacks, where I spent a ton of time as a kid. I wonder if my father, who never visited Ukraine, felt something reminiscent of Ukraine even though he has never been there. Wondering which part of Arkansas you grew up in?
@@gojump7 Little Rock
Thank you for sharing! Your grandma seems very active and proud of her home. There is something very dignified about growing your own food and tending to your own livestock. I'm sure it keeps both of them lively and happy.
Thanks for sharing, Pavlo, it's good to see how self sufficient your people are.... Lovely people & animals.... Please know we're praying for your protection and peace in your country, from South Africa
@aravind rakesh how? have you visited Ukraine? Show me please, because i'm blind, living most of my life in city with hundreds of students from Africa and India and never saw that someone would treat them different compared to other students.
They are simple people and very humble, they don't deserve what's happening 😔
Any news about Pablo ooh sorry pavlo?
@@Iam-qr6ui All of them, of course, which is also why like 4 to 5 million or more have already left their country, right?
ale rozliczyć ludobójstwa na bezbronnych Polakach nadal nie potraficie... tfu!
I pray for their safety , health and happiness!
like saleing out to NATO so they put nukes at Russia
This took me back to my childhood in the Carribbean. How I wish life was simple again, thank you for the wonderful memories. Beautiful village cherish it.
Greetings and respect from Australia. A beautiful presentation and thank you to all the people in the video who shared their home and how they live with us.
What do you think
Homes are not too different than
Australias average suburban homes
It reminds of village life from the time I spent in my mother's village in Lebanon. Was a total reset for me (and that's a good thing!) . God bless and protect the people of Ukraine.
Let us hope that you and yours are safe and well in these difficult times. Love from the UK.
Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine.
I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos!
I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
Thank your babushka, for allowing us into her home. I truly appreciate the openness and willingness of you and your families to share like you do. I love you guys!!
God Bless you and your Family !!! Believe Me you folks are Much Much happier than People here in the USA !!! They may be Rich, But their Not as Near Happy as you Folks !!! Take Care and keep a Happy Home, and Life !!!! All the Money in Town Can't Buy what you already Have !!!
@@rogerhegemier8491 I don't know 😬 I'm pretty damn happy. I live on the ocean in a beautiful small town. Small town USA. I love it. Have great friends, great family. I also don't have to worry about a buncha communist Russians trying to kill me. So, I'll take my life over theirs. But, I think it's great that they're happy. I hope they are.💗
@@lastcaress1314
Not everyone has an ocean front property in the U.S..
@@justtruth5988 I said I live on the ocean, I never said I have ocean FRONT property. I'm a couple of blocks from that. Point being is saying these people are happier than folks in the USA is a pretty big assumption.
@@lastcaress1314
Everyone has a varying opinion based on their life situation. To each his own. Peace.
This popped up randomly on my feed, and I'm so glad it did. Your Babushka maintains a busy household. I love it! I wish her many many many wonderful years.
This popped up somehow. I vested Kyiv before. I would surely go back to Ukraine
👍🏻🙂
I love how she's proud of her cow. It's humble and wholesome.
It’s. A Pretty beast ,I Bet they spend a lot of time together with caring for her
A totally different way of living in America. I am greatful to be from America because this was supposed to be the one Christian nation, but then I see how this nation has turned from God, and I don’t like the culture now so it’s just such a different dynamic now.
I wish you the best. I hope everyone is well in these difficult times. Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷 🔆🔆🔆🌈🦜🌈🦜🎊🎉🎊🎉🌴🌴🌴
Tb sou de Brasil! Tomara que ficam bem nesses momentos dificeis
No idea why this ended up in my recommendations but I’m glad it did. Thank you for the tour. It reminds us that we’re not all that different. Cheers from America!
Big same. It just popped up and now I'm listening to this guy about babushka.
Same. I hate algorithms. Going to start blocking every time it does this
@@ThisNamesNowTaken at least this guy is kinda cool. Usually it's more covid fear.
@@ThisNamesNowTaken Can we just admit that the algorithm is usually pretty good? I'm pretty sure most people just watch videos served by the algorithm vs going to their subscription feed
Probably cos Bald And Bankrupt's channel has been getting plenty of views! He does this whole Soviet experience travel vlogs, so even guys like Pavlo's here gets promoted.
This was pretty much life at my grandma's house back in the early 1960s. That was a trip back in time for me...very cool.
Same here
It’s so humbling to see other cultures like this that appreciate the small things. America has become see greedy and prideful. It’s crazy what a nation that you give everything becomes
Respect for the humble life, something we all should strive for.
And have no RUclips or Facebook??
@A H I’ll give it 2 hrs max without their phone!.
Or go back to!
@A H you got that right friend
@@rodeo11 lol
The village life is the best life a person can enjoy, it's exactly what I grew up in Kenya 🇰🇪🇰🇪-East Africa, the happiness and the satisfaction displayed in the grandma's face is amazing, peace of mind away from the hustle and bustle of the urban life would be a wish for each and every sane individual. Wishing Peace and protection to all Ukrainians
God bless ALL people of the World!
I thought the grandma was pragnent first hehe!
I lost my grandmom sometime ago. I miss her a lot and my mom too. Your grandmom reminds me a lot about both of them. You are living in heaven with all your family in one place. That is the best life. Thank you for sharing your video here. Take care
Sorry about your grandma lost take heartruclips.net/video/30xU8JmRbZ4/видео.html..
reminds me of morocco, I think this is a universal way of living at its fullest, just family and a house where things are being made to provide for the family.
Yeah , it's like country life, we're the same all over the world
@@violent_bebop9687 nah we ain't cool
Thank you for the video Pavlo, I had a friend from Ukraine who lived in the countryside. Nice to see how life is like, I really appreciate the simple and pure lifestyle.
The simple life isn't so simple. You're romanticizing something you know very little about. The grass isn't always greener on the other side
I'd prefer to live and work anywhere in Europe than in so Called America getting paid the minimum wage and paying affordable tax income
@@draytonsullivan8620 i would prefer you would then
@@tomstickney5500I would prefer your small squirrel on your profile pic
what do you mean "had"
love from India, simple living in villages with nature is always soothing enjoyable
I absolutely love your video! Your “babushka” is adorable! She’s reminds me of my “ nonna” and my family home in Sicily. Thank you so much! This video made me very happy.
It brought a smile to my face seeing how proud the Babushka was of her cow, of the large onions she grew and of the simple necessities she has gotten to improve her life. She's living simply but with pride!
Meanwhile, you are very handsome, Pavlo from Ukraine 😍
I too enjoyed the cow and the dog wagging its tail furiously.
Don't forget the satellite, cable TV / Internet on the side of the house lol.
Yeah, he's beautiful.
@@mrzoukdotcomzouklambadaboo8212 sweet home same my village Kilimanjaro Tanzania
Love Ukraine!! I was visiting Kharkov in 2010 and loved the people. So friendly and hospitable.
Hi Pavel ( hope I got that right) , excellent video and shows rural life in Ukraine. I sincere hope you, your babushka and the rest of your family are OK and safe from the war. You all seem to be a lovely, genuine and warm family. My grandparents lived the same sort of lifestyle here in rural South Australia - I am unfortunately a city dweller by necessity but fondly remember trips to my grandparents out in the country. Please ignore the rude and dumb comments from some people below. Your video brought back memories of those visits as a child.
This made me remind me of my grandmother Amelia. She lived with us in our home until she passed away in the early 90's. Nowadays most of our elderly are put in nursing homes, were they exist, until they the day they're gone.
I remember when our elderly we're respected and appreciated, welcomed into our lives, given active roles in our education and development into our teen years and beyond. They were our direct link into our family pass, a source of valuable information, wisdom and unconditional love and patience.
I was still very young when my sweet grandma Amélia left us, but I really appreciate and am extremely grateful for been given that opportunity to know her and having her in those early years of my life. I still miss her 30 years pass. 💗👵
Respect your elderly and appreciate every opportunity you get to be with them! Listen to them, be there for them, learn from them and most of all respect them and their legacy! Time goes by really fast and relentlessly.
so true.. words of wisdom :)
Both of my parents moved in with me during their final days! No nursing home for them! My mom just passed away on December 5. I’ll see her in heaven some day.
This was a unexpected recomondations and I'm glad I clicked on it. This is so fasinating and reminds me of my grandmother's house but much smaller , it's such a cool tour. Thank bbukska for letting us tour her house.
I was amazed by how much land/space was behind the house. What a beautiful place to live. Everything you need to live all around you. ❤️ It’s like a mini market behind the house with livestock and fresh produce.
Thank you so very much, this was an enjoyable tour of Babuskas home.
The elderly lady is so sweet. She seems so happy and fulfilled. She is definitely living the good life.
Reminds me of the old days, and the young people are healthy. We need to go back to living fully like this. Love your videos.
Greetings from Tennessee. All of y'all are beautiful happy people. Glad to see y'all are doing well. And that's a good-looking cow for her age.
thank you!:)
🤠 from VA.
NICE COW THANK YOU FROM EAST TENNESSEE.
Greetings from Michigan:)
Thank you for sharing this life Pavlo, the world loves you and wishes for your safety and freedom!
reminds me of how my grandparents lived in Minnesota, back in 1970's. good memories. thanks.
I love the respect you give your old people, we could learn lot here in Australia.
What happens to old people in Australia ?
@@david-lt9wj They probably get left alone in old age homes, or stay in their home, not able to keep it up. The kids just wait for the inheritance. Not all, but more and more often, the old are alone, and their children dont visit them.
@@kimberleyjane2338 one reason they don't get visited is that old people can get incredibly bossy..
And don't realise their children have grown up and are independant ...parents who have loved their children always are looked after.and cared for...and mourned deeply when they've gone...the graveyards are full of sad visitors...and care homes are full of sad old people that have signed off on their probate .and are of no use to their children,anymore.until they die,so then they look forward to the graveyard visits in their newly acquired posh cars,wearing I watches and fancy suits,carrying cheap supermarket flowers, to remember the good times....which they had conveniently forgotten about during the decline of their parents lives.as the children’s lives had become much more important you see, making a buck whenever and wherever they can...and of course they need nice holidays to relax...and honestly there just isn’t the time in the day to visit him again..oh and yes he’s really happy in that smelly fun filled care home ,( Care is what he isn’t getting in there)he’s got lots of friends in there...I actually think he’s quite sweet on an old dear in there...(but you would get a different story if you spoke to him in there.)
@@kimberleyjane2338 the same happens in the UK...
@@david-lt9wj True. I'm a frequent visitor at the graveyard, as you say, but I have seen many apparently loving children stop visiting old age homes, once the papers have all been signed. In fact, these greedy children look like saints before that. Children who grew up in "harder" times seem to have more respect, for their parents. Just saying.
We had a family from Ukraine that were members of our church living in US for a few years. After the birth of their second child, they moved back to Kiev. The wife was stunningly beautiful.
ucrainian ladies are very beautifull,also the russian ladies
Enjoyed your video Pavlo of your lovely village. God bless you and all your fellow Ukrainians in this difficult time for you. Love and support from your friends in the UK.
I don't know how this came up on my list or how it started to play, but I love it so much. Thank you for sharing. 💜
Great tour Pavlo.
We sold our home in Oregon here in the U.S. and moved to a 12 acre Homestead in Maine! All 100% off grid. This lifestyle is awesome with ZERO stress.
Wow! such a pleasant way of life. No hustle and bustle. It reminds me of when I first visited my parents homeland in the Polynesian Islands of the South Pacific. Very slow and easy going life. No worries and take nice evening walks on the beach. Now I live in California and it is such a big difference. I really enjoyed your Video Pavlo and thank you for sharing. Much love from Southern California. ❤
No hustle and bustle boy are you mistaking
That hell hole .
I'm pretty sure all that wood doesn't chop itself, and all those animals don't feed themselves, etc. I was thinking, WOW how do they have the time for all that work.
Thank you for all your content.... I grew up same way in Poland, brings back great memories and miss it all immensely...... Dziękuję
Good day! I have a RUclips channel about life in Ukraine.
I will be glad for your viewing and evaluation of my videos!
I wish you a good evening and a happy life!
Reminds me of Poland when I was a child 30 years ago, such a beautiful journey, I love watching your videos , they do make me strangely calm and nostalgic
Same here, I live in USA but growing up in the country as a kid, reminds me of that time alot.
ruclips.net/video/LWDmsyjMVbA/видео.html
So much like my grandmother village in Africa. The water well, the cow milking every morning and the garden watching this gives me goosebumps. Love and peace to Babushka ❤️🙏🌻
Hope you don't know what going in Ukraine now.
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Ucrainians doesn't like Africans or dark people in general very racist treatments toward them prevent them crossing boarders to other countries during the war even not give them food abused them
@@malalabahadir838 speak for yourself. I’m Mexican and they have a lot of love for Latin America in general. People were kind and women their are fond of dark hair and eyes.
@@general9631 Check by yourself ruclips.net/video/c17tY3tgOlQ/видео.html
This was interesting to see. My grandparents came from over there in the early 1900s. Their farm yard was set up much like what you showed until the 1960s. Then electricity come to the farm and a new house was built with running water, a fridge and an electric stove.
God bless Ukraine! It s like in our villages in Romania, the same! God help Ukraine! 🏳🏳🇷🇴🇷🇴🇺🇦🇺🇦
God bless Ukraine
God bless ukraine
So beautiful village culture I like this. I am also villagers
I heard a lot about Romania
Specially I like this country for Elrond network the ceo team are Romanian
Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
Honestly you could have told me this was a country road in Ireland and I wouldn't have questioned you. Greetings from Ireland. 🇮🇪
Ireland in summer
I totally agree
I was lucky enough to visit Ireland back in the late 90s. I did not want to leave your beautiful country... (once I got used to driving on the left side of the road of course.) I was staying with old college friends who live in Ennis. Absolutely beautiful, beautiful land and people. ☘
My family lived in Co. Roscommon. In the 1960's there was no mains water, toilet, gas or electricity in the house. The well was half a mile away & only the kitchen had heat, provided by a turf burning Stanley range. If I thought that was tough, our elderly neighbour lived in a small house like something from the middle ages.
I was unlucky enough to live in Ireland for a year or so. What a dump.
Love the place. I grew up in a village like this. later moved in a city but I felt I can't live with so many people around. The kingly feeling you get in village,you can't have it in a big city.
Agreed
Simple and humble way of life, true essence
You spelled poor wrong.
@@lapompeii720 😂👍
You were so relaxed and happy in this video last summer... What is happening in these horrible days seems hard to believe... I hope you are still safe and sound
I liked the enthusiasm of that grandma. She eagerly took him to show her cow. It shows how much she loves her cow.🙏
Wow, reminds me of my times in Brasil, very down to earth people ! What a wonderful way of life! Thank you for sharing!
From Canada. Loved the video, gave us a glimpse of the lovely family and their simple lifestyle. We will never get this as tourists
I love this type of houses and such village life.
With lots of love to you my Ukrainian friends.
🙏🙏♥️♥️✝️✝️🇮🇳🇮🇳
A few years back I visited my wife's hometown of Pazardzhik, Bulgaria.
While there we visited most of the spots that tourists would go to like, Sophia, Black Sea, etc.
The spot I enjoyed the most was when we visited her grandfather who lived in a small village a few hours from Pazardzhik. His village looked very similar to yours and it reminded me of when I grew up in the 70's in America.
It was an honor to meet her grandfather and share a few glasses of Rakia, which by the way is to be sipped not shot. One thing I learned from my experience is that people are people, we all want peace, we all want to be happy and we all want FREEDOM!
So Pavlo, I raise my glass to you and your family and say, "Budmo!"
Unfortunate people did not experience village life and the calm it brings and now we have all of us running towards cities to earn a lot and forget what life is
Grew up in the Caribbean, I can relate to everything. Can't wait to go back to that lifestyle
I also grew up in the Caribbean and now lives in NYC... honestly i don't miss it. Now want to make new memories and have new experiences. 🤘⚡
Can't wait to go back to the Caribbean Canada begins to suck now
@Lachin Perera the direction the country going not what it used to be
@Lachin Perera didn't have a choice I was a kid
@@listentalk6111 I feel you I'm Tennessee
So peaceful, reminds me of my childhood in India. Then, I moved to a lifestyle where I am in a rat race everyday. God bless you all.
Thank you, Vik:)
You sound like a whiner.
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@Lachin Perera In US, working for a large corporation. :-)
@Lachin Perera Career/job made me to do it
Hoping for the best for you guys. Thanks for sharing your babushkas beautiful home with us.
thanks for this and your other ukraine life videos. i'm from the philippines, never been physically out of my country. with your videos, i'm able to travel though virtually. my curiosity' as to how people in other lands and from other cultures live is satisfied. more power to you.
Thank you! nice to meet you here:)
Nice video! The babushka's cow looked very healthy. She gives a LOT of milk too. Life is simple and peaceful in the villages of Ukraine.
I wish it were so here in America Well done
@Hello Pete how are you doing?
I showed it to my 98 year old Grandpa he said it was exactly how his mother described life in Rural Oxfordshire in 1910
Some people still live like this In the us I've met a few, we call it off grid but some people live like this in the southern appalachians, especially the Amish community.
neat
I hope you are all well in this terrible time. Stay strong and safe. Prayers to you from Ireland
A place where the land gives you everything you need. See how happy they are to show you their home. There's a sense of community. Unlike the concrete jungle where I live.
I'm in a concrete jungle too. It sucks.
They are very happy and at peace. This is the kind of "sermon" that the Americans need to see
There's always a few hours drive to a remote half acre to call your own. It's even better if you've got no cell service, a little water, lots of sun and silent nights. Peace, calm and shelter.
But we think we are 'poor', go abroad, only to realise we may have more money, but our Joy is gone...
Move
I love this. Thank you for posting. It is really nice to see real life of people. So happy that you're doing this. Just subscribed!
Enjoyed your video. As I watched I was thinking about what may be going on with Russia. You all look so peaceful and content at your Babushka. The lady picking up that large onion and displaying it so proudly put a tear in my eye. And yet, things are happening that we only see a very small portion of in the media. I wish you all the best and pray for peace in all of your Babushka's. God's Blessings for all of you from the USA.
Too much love for Ukraine people from the bottom of my heart
God bless everybody in Ukraine.🙏.
yet you watch your liberal city burn but thats ok.
Thought Ukraine is getting all the young men to enlist and fight. Or are they just taking the aid money to pay off debt repayments? Clearly he should be enlisted or he is exempt due to farming connections. Just like creative accounting, you can become creative farming too. Good one.
Such a nice,calm and happy family, love from India.
Brings tears to my eyes as this reminds me of my childhood living in a village. Rearing livestocks, harvesting crops, kids were playing, birds were chirping. Ah! What a lovely life we had back then! But one day, all of a sudden, everything changed when a dragon attacked and burnt down the whole village.
You made that all up.
Except the dragon part. 🐉
Were you out of arrows??
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I thought that was the fire nation
Thought you were gonna go with a fire nation reference at the end there.
Nice peaceful stress free life that's what we all dream about. Bless you all
Thank you, Johnny!
Amein!
Indian here, I can very closely relate to this kind of living. A huge part of our population is rural. This video was beautiful. Away from all the materialistic trash of the 'modern world'.
Materialistic trash? Like devices used to post comments on the internet? Devices to record yourself? I also noticed a dish connected to the house...
I suppose if you *have* to defecate in the open...you'd rationalize a way for it to be superior to 'modern' plumbing but...it just sounds like someone trying to avoid reality...to me.
But its quite cleaner than india
INDIA!!!!! Please don't align with Russia. We are worried that India will side with China and Russia. BAD BAD BAD
@@zaryabkhan4892 You have not been to rural India. Rural India is quite clean and refreshing.
@@wombat5252 we won't. It's none of our business, unless your governments threaten us with sanctions. As long as it doesn't bother us, we are gonna stay neutral ;)
Thank you for this insight of your culture, it just goes to show how much we all have in common
Such a humble family, God bless you.
Thank you, 2pac! I miss your music:)
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@@pavlofromukraine @pavlo from ukraine
This part of Ukraine looks so beautiful & peaceful. I experienced a similar lifestyle during part of my childhood here in the UK. While it was not all like a fairy tale in reality, it certainly had a lot going for it. Also a basic life doesn't necessarily mean dirty conditions as some have suggested, this certainly looks like a well tended & loved home, just no frills. Being "poor" is relative, "there is always someone worse off than yourself in this world" used to be a common wise saying of our elders. Having more & more possessions etc. in our lives often comes hand in hand with more stress. I hope & pray Babushka & all are still safe & well. God bless Ukraine.💙💛✌
Poor really is relative
@@thomasshelbyasmrconnoiseur7046 yea, like you could be in the uk seen as poor or something and then in ukraine you could be seen as rich
Grandma is proud of her produce, that's something that's as old as time, lol, great video guys, thanks for sharing.😉👍
Thanks for sharing your way of life in the countryside. Back yrs ago here we called these mini farms. You have everything you need to survive. I would definitely like to visit someday. The culture helps the family be close and work together.
Praying for Ukraine for the Lord Protection all the people.
Amen but God will not protect those who take arms, that is not the gospel
He who lives by the sword dies by the sword. I pray for people's salvation so that even if they die (and soon that will be for all of us worldwide as prophecy tells us) their eternal life might be with the Lord.
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@@mysterygirl30011 fake god
@AlphaKillero_0 There are professing Christians that the Lord will say "I never knew you to". They can be forgiven in they repented. True believers are those who are not only hearers but doers of the Word. "If you abide in My Word, you are my disciples indeed". We are not to kill or even defend ourselves with violence (Jesus said turn the other check. If we are saved, physical death is not to be feared.) Also Catholicism or orthodox Christianity is not biblical. True faith is not religion, it's being born again and having a relationship with God through His Holy Spirit.
Ukraine should stop the racism as well.
Very nice to see this....thank you all for sharing your lives
Cheers and best from MAINE USA. 🙂
thank you!
Hi Ame from Aus
Nice video! So similar to our villages here in central Kenya. The old lady is so happy to show off her cow and farm produce which is great therapy for her. We stand with Ukraine.
My thoughts and prayers are with Ukraine keep head up and keep the faith much love and hugs respect
Prayers haver never helped. Why? Because there isn't any god.
My thoughts are on her boobs and legs man. I am ok to open my door as a refuge.
Self-sufficiency and not a single person staring at their cell phone. What bliss.
Beautiful village life with a simple lifestyle. Better than living in a concrete jungle in the city 😊👍
Agreed with you!
I agree. I hate crowds.
Absolutely true
hipocrite!
@@mannyschindler177 - What is a hipocrite?
Another winner, Pavlo & Luba!!! Love & Respect from USA! Carnation is a beautiful cow- and 14 yrs! Wow - lucky she is.
I was in the former USSR, from Australia in 1990 on a Contiki Tour out of England. We travelled for some 13 days of 22 through the then Soviet Union. One thing that especially stood out to me was the countryside & the actual humble people we met. Yes we did visit the now Ukraine such Kiev, Zhytomyr, Rivne, Lutsk & everywhere in between, which was a highlight of my several months overseas. I have been back to Kiev & Odessa twice since then. The last time was in 2011. I loved the Ukraine then as I do now. Beautiful country with beautiful people. We’re not so different regardless of where we live.
This reminds me of my youth growing up in Jamaica 🇯🇲 it really is a small world 🌎
Thank you for sharing what every day life in Ukraine is like! I find it comforting to know that as ordinary people we are in many ways the same! 👍👍
Hello Pavlo! I'm Pablo from the Philippines 🇵🇭
Now We are Praying for your safety of your family and your Country.
Such a beautiful and tranquil home. It reminds me of how my own grandmother lived. Love and wishes of peace to you, babushka and dedushka, the rest of your family and to Carnation from Denmark.
Im envious. Seems peaceful and calm. Not having to afraid of being robbed or attacked every time one walk around a corner.
For some strange reason I have always been fascinated by Eastern Europe. I would love to visit there one day
Thank you for sharing what life is like. We pray this soon ends and that peace will soon return. 💜
It's just such an honest way to live. If I were a younger man, I would be moving to the Ukraine. Thanks for showing us how the Ukrainian people live Pavlo. I wish you all peace and freedom.
Weird but reminds me of pombal portugal.....years ago....much different architecture but the same setup
They are about to get merced by Russia
@@oldluke7653 I don't know what merced means.
@@eddiebeer4516 Attacked and taken out or killed in a vicious manner ....as in you hire mercenaries to do it brutally...I think lol I just know the kids use it to mean taken out violently and quickly
@@oldluke7653 Oh, ok. It has been so many times before. It's the type of thing that makes me think that the human race is a failed experiment. But, we can always hope, brother!
What i love about these ex Soviet country's is that they are so natural it reminds me of the countryside in the Uk back in the 80s (My favorite era)
That's what I hate about modernity. Natural man is to be overcome. I fear for these people. They were set freed only to be enslaved.
i have been to northern england from 98 to 2000...
countryside ppl in there reminded me with countryside in my country..
simple ppl ...simple life...clean heart ppl..happy ppl..not contaminated with materialism like ppl in large cities ...
When i was a Kid We didn't have Much, But what we did Have was a Loving Family, Money does Not Buy That !!! Sometimes having too much, is the Downfall of so Many Societies !!! Just like the Old Beatles Song, Money can't buy me love !!! And that is so True !!!!
@@rogerhegemier8491 and Back in the USSR!
Thank you for sharing your wonderful life with the rest of the world. I hope to visit the Ukraine one day.
Very interesting video. I love that all the houses have a water well. Very sad what is happening to your Country. People deserve to live in peace. ♥️
Fresh air, wide road, wide front yard and backyard♥️. I've lived in big cities all my life and those are luxuries😭
Love this I love to see how people live in other countries, Common people...
This is so foreign to me. Everything here where I live in the US is different. I truly love the simplicity of it all. Thank you for sharing. .Peace to you and yours. Praying y'all stay safe.✌🙏💕
I only know you from this funny videos and last day suddenly i had to think of you both. Keep strong in this horrible times. Greetz, Marco from the Netherlands.
Such a simple, peaceful way of living. I hope you are all safe from the chaos that is happening there.