I loved the way you explained Britta's work. The work was breathtaking and added to that, your explanation was simply beautiful. I could feel the pain of the Sami people when you said that they were made to feel ashamed of their culture because they were considered backward in need of being civilized by the government. This has happened in all colonized countries and it still happens around the world with countries being referred to as first world, third world etc.
I'm happy you enjoyed the trip to the art museum! Regarding the topic of oppression- As you say, similar things have happened and is still happening (sadly) in many countries. It is heartbreaking, especially when it comes to peoples who have long traditions of respecting and co-existing with nature. It is so sad when this knowledge dies out. I'm happy art is a space where I can expand my horizons about the world, and then share it on my channel.
all that you share with us on your channel is a gift, but that artwork from the museum today was... I don't know what word to use... phenomenal, mesmerizing, moving, enchanting. Thank you so much.
La exposicion logra transmitir muchas emociones....que fuerza expresiva la de Britta. Con elementos simples como hilos y agujas, pero a la vez tan delicados y propios de mujeres en muchas culturas. Cariños para Mochi la bella y amorosa princesa.....cariños!!!
Sucha pleasure to watch your videos. Princess Mochi just lights up our Saturdays! 🥺🐾 And Britta’s works, I’m out of words to describe their beauty and storytelling prowess. 🫶🏻 Lots of love and hugs to you all and cuddles to Princess Mochi. Warmest wishes. ✨
Thank you so much for taking us to see Britta Marakatt-Labba’s art work. Such moving and beautiful pieces. I got emotional in the circular room, my heart hurts for the indigenous people who were mistreated and taught to be ashamed of their culture. We should be learning about others cultures not destroying it. That’s why I appreciate you and your videos so much, you are documenting your culture and sharing it with us. You are recording the present but one day it will be history and I am so grateful to be along for the ride.
@ashleigh_whatever You put it so well. We should be learning about other cultures, not destroying them. Unfortunately so many indigenous peoples around the world has experiences like the Sami people. What saddens me the most is that we could all learn so much especially about their relationship with nature. The Sami have a philosophy of only taking what they need from nature. I love this way of thinking. Anyway- I hope the future is better than the past. I find art is a great way to raise awareness.
Good Morning, Mr. I., Mr. J and Princess Mochi! So nice to have you back! Oslo is wonderful, I wish to visit your country one day! Here, in Slovakia it´s still very hot (35 degrees C), please stay hydrated! I like your decoration tase a lot, Mr. I. Thank you for this calming, wonderful video, have a wonderful weekend, much love for Mochi! XX P.S. the embroidery exhibition was beautiful!
I find people that are very quiet to be all observant and deep. You think they are shy, and when they open up to express themselves, they leave you in awe! They are just taking in more than the rest. I applaud you, amazing vlog!
My partner and I watch each of your vlogs (both of us introverts 😊) We notice different things - “Oh, look at the climbing rose!” “Hey, did you notice the apple tree?” “There’s another one nearby - see?” I can’t overstate just how uplifting your vlogs are. We both appreciate the scenes you share, the places you venture, and the glimpses of Denmark we see. Thank you ❤
That's wonderful, I love that you are watching together, and that you are both introverts. Nice to connect with you! Love from Norway (and not Denmark) ❤️💓😄
Another wonderful vlog. As I watch your videos I use my 60 year old body and brain and wonder how many times I’d slip and slide on some of the more hilly streets, no matter the weather. 😊. Lately the older I get the more clumsy I become. Anyway, the artwork you showed was amazing and very thought provoking. I love to quilt and do needlework and appreciate how the direction of the stitches and type of stitches can show flow, direction, movement and even emotion. Thank you for taking us along on your walk and showing us this artwork.
Happy you enjoyed the walk and the artwork in this week's vlog! The hilly streets here can be tricky to navigate in winter when it's slippery- even for young people.
Thanks for sharing this amazing artist! I think that true artists are the ones who not only dominate a techique but are also capable of saying something trough their work and get to the audience, touching them somehow. ❤
I love it when you take us through neighborhoods in your city. The colourful houses are so pretty. I think you finally found the perfect place for the wall hanging!😊 Hoping that you, Mr. J, and sweet Mochi are having a peaceful weekend. ❤
I am deeply grateful to you, without you I would never have known Britta and her wonderful works, I am enchanted! Your videos always give me precious moments and on Saturday mornings I can no longer do without them! One of your followers from Italy❤🇮🇹
I'm honored to be part of your Saturday morning routine in Italy! It makes me feel that the world is small. And friendly! And I'm so glad you enjoyed Britta's art. I was hoping it wouldn't be boring. Love from Oslo ❤️
Dear Mochi I always feel hapiness when I see her no matter she's walking, smelling something or cuddling on your lap. Oslo is really beautiful, you must be proud of your city. I was amazed with Britta's work such a singular linen canvas embroidered with a true story. But my highlight in this beautiful episode goes all to that nice couple - maybe chatting about the new decor in the bedroom - accommodated in a Havana cigar's box. I' m sure they will watch your sleep. Love from Portugal, the usual gang
Dear friend in Portugal, happy to hear you enjoy watching Mochi and not to mention Mr and Mrs Mouse! I think they like their new place next to my bed. They can keep an eye on me when I sleep ❤️
Exploring other places by going to residential areas is such a great activity! I like how you spot the interesting in the ordinary. It’s a great antidote to the intense frenzy of the media (regular and social) and generally all the impulses in today’s world. Tusen takk for the video!
Hello, again! Thank's for showing such a beautiful Oslo neighborhood. Thank's also for the visit to Britta Marakatt-Labba's , Mooving the needle exhibition! So beautiful and so touching! Have a nice day.
Thank you for this glimpse of Britta's art depicting Sami history. Beautifully narrated with your thoughts ☺ Every culture in the world has similar stories. We need such art and stories to learn the ignorances of the past. Thoroughly enjoyed your walks this week.
Happy enjoyed the walk and the art! You are right, sadly many cultures in the world have similar stories. I do wish humans were better at learning from past mistakes. ❤️
Yes we do appreciate your non tourist guide to Oslo. Dog walkers have a great excuse to explore their local backstreets and find some hidden gems. You have alot to thank Miss Mochi for, but you knew that anyway I think x
I love Mr. and Mrs. Mouse tucked in their cigar box bed, which reminded me of Stuart Little's match-box bed. Miss Mochi is named after one of my favorite treats (I love Green Tea Mochi especially!). As you and Mochi went on your Sunday walk, I too enjoyed the colorful buildings, which have a lot of character. It's refreshing that Oslo, Bergen, etc. don't have glass and steel skyscrapers dominating the landscape as well as obscuring the view. They provided a nice contrast to the more modern buildings on your neighborhood walk. I also loved Britta Marakatt-Labba's exquisitely hand-embroidered depictions of the daily Sami life. The oppression of the Sami culture reminded me of how we Americans did the same thing in our country, which was a shameful, tragic part of our history. I would love to view Britta's artwork in person and wonder if she'd be able to exhibit at the Nordic Heritage Museum in Seattle, WA? Thanks for sharing! Jenny, Seattle, WA, USA
Greetings from Oslo to Seattle! Thanks for your kind comment! Happy to hear you enjoyed the video. Hopefully the artist Britta Marakatt-Labba will one day exhibit at the museum you mention. It is amazing to see her work in real life, I do hope you get the chance one day! 😄
Mais um vlog excelente. As vezes q tive oportunidade de conhecer outras cidades, sempre me detenho na visita a centros históricos, e uma boa caminhada por bairros residenciais, observando os locais e a rotina daquelas pessoas. Acho q eh dessa forma q nos vamos nos inteirando da grande comunidade que somos ,a despeito da língua, crenças, e locais tão diversos… Grata por compartilhar o trabalho artístico muito significativo da Britta. 🫶🇧🇷. ❤️🐶
I love your way of traveling. It's nice to see how locals live, right? That is my favorite part of going to another city or country. And I realize as you write, that most people around the world are very similar. ❤️
nothing more relaxing than the sound of Mochi's nails tippy-tapping on the pavement. Also loooooved your exploration of the art exhibit, for explaining it so well, and for doing all of these amazing pans and closeups for those of us who cannot go see it ourselves. And thank you for introducing me to a new artist. I want to know more about Britta Marakatt-Labba's work.
So happy you enjoyed the art. At first I didn't know if I should include it, because I was afraid it would be a little boring maybe. So your feedback makes me happy! Oh and if you are curious about Britta Marakatt-Labba, you may want to check out this nice video- it is from the National museum. I didn't know about it before one of my viewers told me! ruclips.net/video/I8puzM6V2Zc/видео.htmlsi=I0xbDIByB--WoJnp
I had been wondering how Mr & Mrs. Mouse have been doing! So happy to see them enjoying their new abode. I can relax now 😂 🐭 Much love to you, J and Mochi from Trinidad! 🇹🇹
I love that you are watching from Trinidad! (Maybe my first and only?) viewer from there. How lovely! And yes, Mr and Mrs Mouse seem to be very happy in their new location! Big hug from Oslo❤️🐶💫
I love your videos! Mostly because I have fallen in love with Mochi and these wonderful glimpses into your lives. But also because I am an introvert. These walks of yours and Mochi’s that you take us along on evoke such peace, I cannot over-emphasize it! Keep doing exactly what you’re doing. With love, admiration and respect from Florida, USA ❤ ( I first accidentally posted this comment on another wonderful viewer comment - but I wanted to re-post it separately) 😊
Thanks for sharing your city. I find walking through residential parts of a city or town rewarding. The ordinary helps to connect. There is something about the buildings in Norway ( their colours, the wooden structure on top of stone and their closeness to the pavement) which I find very interesting. One instantly knows that you are in Norway. Solid, reliable and a community not just a collection of houses.
Happy you enjoy my walks in Oslo. It's nice to read comments like yours- it makes me see my own city with new eyes. For instance I never thought about the houses here being different from other parts of the world.
I don't know why but I always greet Mochi the moment she's on screen, as if she can hear me. 😅 We bookworms always need more space for books. 😅 Mr. & Mrs. Mouse look so happy!😃 The colourful buildings so brighten up the space. And the house with an adult cycle and a children's cycle was so sweet!🥰 Thank you, Mochipop, for the museum tour! It was beautiful to learn more about the history of the Sámi people.💖
I love that you greet Mochi when she appears on the screen! Haha, yes, I think that is the perfect space for the cute mouse couple. We can keep an eye on each other now, and make sure we all sleep safely ❤️
Grazie, grazie, bellissime immagini dei quartieri di Oslo dai vivaci colori ma ancor più interessante la mostra. Grazie ancora, attendo il prossimo video. Saluti
Gosto muito dos seus vídeos, receitas, e principalmente quando mostra sua cidade, tanto a cidade natal como a que vive. O olhar da Mochi me conquistou 😍 Aguardo todo sábado para receber suas mensagens, passeios... Falo de São Paulo, Brasil, e nasci em Minas Gerais, que é exuberante pela natureza, culinária, cultura, me identifico com você também na introversão, apesar de amar estar com família e amigos. Muito obrigada por compartilhar ❤
Thank you for your nice comment! I think it is great that a kind stranger in Brazil is watching and appreciate my videos! Love from Oslo to São Paulo ❤️
Another simple, beautiful vlog. I was eagerly waiting for it 😊 Britta’s work was so simple, deep and powerful. Thanks for explaining it to us. Looking forward to your next vlogg 😊😊😊
Thank you so much- as usual a stunning video with sweet doggo Mochi❤ and also a lovely introduction for me to a whole new culture of the Sami. Grateful to have learned about their history❤ Wishing you all a beautiful weekend ❤ Hugs from NYC
Happy you enjoyed this week's video and the little introduction to the Sami culture through the art work. As always, sending you love from Oslo to NYC ❤️
You and Mochi always take us on the most scenic walks. I love the colorful exterior paint on the buildings, and the wall hanging looks more at home in its new location. In all, another fun and interesting vlog! 🙂🪡🐶 🪴🐁🏠
Amazing embroidery art, thank you so much for taking us to the exhibition 😍 my hobbie is drawing so to see other artists works inspires me a lot! And I completely agree with you about visiting the areas where we can truly feel the experience how locals live, otherwise we only see the touristic points where every one goes that with the passing of the years become areas made for the tourists! The little house green and pink is super cute, green and pink always "work" well together and is pleasing for the eyes because green and red are complementary colours 😉 and pink is like a 'cousin' of red 💚💗 Happy weekend to you, Mr.J and Mochi!
Happy to hear you were inspired by the art! I love seeing something that speaks to me in a museum or gallery. It can give me new, creative thoughts. Sadly I don't know how to draw, I am always so impressed with people with this talent. You are lucky! And now I got the explanation of why pink and green always look so good together. Thank you ❤️
@@introvert-and-dog everyone can draw, it's a skill like as other else, needs practice and let go of expectations, no one will draw like masters from day to night and most probably will never get that stage 😄 it's about having fun! Yes, some people have a natural talent to draw (I certainly don't have) but humans have a powerful thing that is we can learn and get better if we dare to try and keep doing something we love 🥰
Thanks Mr. I for inviting us to live this beautiful experience through Britta's work of art, who talentedly and in a circular way tell us the history of her people. It feels magical just as your channel is, because we already know that there is no magic in magic, it is all in the details and your work is full of little but big details that make it magical. Chemistry, is something that cannot be built or even explained, it simply exists or not and it can also occur between the audience and a content/memories creator like you Mr I. That's why I say that exists chemistry between us. See you soon. Btw: From the author of the book you put on the bedside table Abraham Verghese I read "Cutting for Stone" Have you read it?
@lilianadoval8927 You are so eloquent- thank you for your beautiful comment, I am savoring every word! You are right: Magic is in the details. I haven't read the book that you mention by Abraham Verghese. Do you recommend it?
@@introvert-and-dog Absolutely I highly recommend. All the lights and shadows of human beings in an exquisite story so well written. But as it is said "it is all in the eye of the beholder", that is, we may not agree. Hugs Mr.I.
Good morning love the little stool for your plant nice touch and the way you arrange your room love looking at the colourful houses on your walk Mochi is so adorable watches your every move thanks again ❤️🐶
Beautiful and moving artwork by Britta 🧡 I love seeing handicrafts represented in the art world. Two of my great great grandmothers were Sami, one of which had a sister who walked across the border to Norway, and somehow ended up at the women’s prison “spinnhus” in Oslo. I thought about that when you walked around the old hospital, buildings she might have walked past, since it was late 19th century. She eventually went back to Sweden where she became known to the locals for her colorful Sami weaving. So a lot of connections to today’s video for me. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Thank you for sharing the story of your relatives, and your Sami roots. I have never heard about "spinnhus", but I looked it up now. So interesting. (I love reading about history.) And how very fascinating to think about one of your relatives may have walked some of the same streets as I do in my videos- only many, many years earlier.
Qué hermoso vídeo,amigo!(lo tuyo tambien es una "gran obra de arte",porque invita a reflexionar sobre uno mismo y sobre el mundo😅) La exposición de la artista sami me ha parecido hechizante,mágica...la humildad de los materiales con la grandeza de la imaginación humano...es sobrecogedora y emocionante. Muchas gracias por compartir esta postal de tu día! Me siento una privilegiada por ello😊 Un abrazo enorme de tu amiga española!💫
Thank you for your nice comment- I really appreciate it. It encourages me to keep making videos. I love sharing these things with kind strangers like you around the world ❤️
I love this video. Firat of all the art of Britta. I had never heard about her and thank you very much for introducing her to us. I would like to see more videos walks around Oslo or anywhere in Norway. I like Scandinavian culture and everything that has to do with it looks exotic for me.
I so appreciated your sharing the work of Britta Marakatt-Labba. It is wonderful! Living in California, I don't think I would have otherwise found her work. I found another YT about her life and work at the National Museum of Norway website. Such beautiful handwork and brilliant sotrytelling. Mochi is her adorable self. And bravo on our mini glow up of your bedroom. I LOVED "Like Cutting for Stone" and look forward to reading his new book The Covenant of Water.
Happy to hear you enjoyed the art of Britta Marakatt-Labba! I actually didn't know there was a video of her and her art on the National museum website- Thanks for the tip! I found the clip and I'm looking forward to watching it! Also, I'm putting "Like cutting for stone" on my reading list!
I love these kind of videos..I'm traveling through Oslo with your eyes. I thank you so much for taking us with you around these no touristic beautiful streets. This is real life. The art museum...I thank you again. Great artist showing her origins for us. Lovely.
Dobro jutro. Čitala sam da su Saami vjerovali i u drveće koje je imalo oblik ljudskih lica i još mnogo drugih zanimljivih priča o njima. Pozdrav za tebe iz toplog Sarajeva! Kao i uvijek, divan video (zamisli kad ti to kaže stara gospođa od 62 godine kojoj su priče tako mlade osobe kao ti beskrajno lijepe i često ih pokazujem svom mužu 🎉🎉🎉😊)
I think many cultures around the world, like the Sami culture has a wonderful relationship with nature where they respect it. It is a shame that these kind of cultures and traditions are dying out more and more. Anyway, I am very happy to hear you are sharing my videos with your husband! Sending love from Oslo to you in Sarajevo ❤️
Thank you for taking us to the National Museum to see Britta Marakatt-Labba’s tapestry about the Sami people. I found to be beautiful and very moving, and thought provoking, “The Circle of Life”. I did enjoy the walk with Moochi, I did like the brightly painted houses, I always do. That hospital was built before the British “discovered” Australia 🇦🇺. If one is lucky enough to meet the locals in their own habitat, when visiting a foreign country, one is very lucky indeed. I hope that the 3 of you have a great week. Warmest regards, Judy 🇦🇺🇳🇴❤️
Ваші відео - це справжній скарб на просторі ютуба. Вчора я потрапила на ваш канал і вже не можу відірватися від просмотру. У нашої країни важки часи і мене так заспокоює те, що я бачу на екрані. Ви можете показати прості речі, як витвір мистецтва. Ви сам справжній художник, бачите красу, спостерігаєте і демонструєте глядачу, як картину, як діамант! Дуже дякую вам. З любовью з України 💙💛
Hello- your beautiful comment moved me so much. I'm happy my videos bring you joy! I also hope the horrible war in Ukraine will end soon. Love from Oslo ❤️
Dear Introvert, Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your experience of seeing Britta Marakatt - Labba's works at the National Museum in Oslo. Like a true art lover you looked up close and showed us details that create the whole. To me those details are a Perfection and at the same time, they are simple and powerful, as you have observed. I also wanted to share that there is a past-present-future component in every moment. They arise simultaneously. Great art like this awakens that knowledge inside of us. I feel fortunate to be able to watch your videos. Love and blessings to you, dear Introvert, and your beautiful family!
I really appreciate your comment. It made me so happy that I included the clips from the museum in this weeks vlog. (I was a bit worried it would be a little boring). I can feel your kindness through your words. Sending you light from Oslo ❤️
I also love to see residential areas wherever I go on holidays, it's the best way to really know the place and its people. Thank you for sharing a bit about Sámi, I found it very interesting! 🥰
Todos los lugares que muestras tienen un encanto especial y, en este caso, los barrios que no están en el circuito turístico de las ciudades poseen la virtud de lo auténtico: la bicicleta del niño en la puerta, la valla sin pintar del jardín, la calle con sus agujeros...¡Gracias por mostrarlo! Y gracias por acercarnos el arte de Britta. Leí hace mucho tiempo un libro de antropología sobre las mujeres sami y me encantó. Ahora, conocer la obra de Britta me hizo recordar y me emocionó. Pienso que utilizar los bordados para contar la historia del pueblo sami es añadirle ternura y amor a cada episodio, a cada puntada de hilo y aguja 🪡. ¡Desde hoy soy fan de Britta 😍! Feliz fin de semana, queridos amigos. Y un saludo para todos los que forman esta comunidad tan bonita 😘💞✨
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment written with love. I'm happy that you liked the walk in the ordinary residential street and the art of Britta Marakatt-Labba. I was amazed when I saw it, and wanted to share it. Your words make me extra grateful to have this small channel where I can connect with people around the world, and spread some light. ❤️
I really really enjoyed the walk and even the exhibition! I know so little of the Sami, only that their history has a sad and dark chapter, but that their customs and traditions are very beautiful. Your explanations were very welcome. As an aside, I had no idea there was an Ethiopian community large enough to warrant a (decently large!) church in Norway of all places! That's so incredible. (My father is from Ethiopia but I was born in Canada. As a child, for traditional celebrations that fell in the winter, I'd have to wear a huge coat and snowpants over my traditional dress! I imagine it's similar for Ethiopian Norwegians :))
Thanks for sharing your story. The scenario you describe where you wear bulky winter clothes over your traditional clothes- I am sure that happens here too! The day I was filming a group of nicely dressed people were headed to that church. I'm certain they will be wrapped up in all kinds of warm clothes come winter 😄
Hi! If you come to,central Italy you will find that most buildings are painted in warm colors, like yellow, ocre, rust, orange or dark red. The white or grey ones are rarely seen here. But if you move south the clear ones become more and more frequent to the point where you see almost completely white towns (specially historical villages). I like Oslo’s color combination, looks more fun and vivid without turning messy. 😊
Dare I say it AGAIN?? This one is the best video yet! I mean, from start to finish I was so captivated with the sights you laid out for us like gifts. And the star, that little Princess Mochi, was super cute and put me to shame once again with her energetic trotting. Love from Long Island! xoxo
Your vlogs always make me feel calm, relaxed, and incredibly inspired🤍 Thank you so much for introducing me to such a beautiful artist like Britta Marakatt-Labba. I had never seen her work before today, but now I can say with certainty that her art has captured my heart. I hope I will have the chance to see her work in person someday. I have never seen such an extraordinary presentation of the history of a people, their experiences, religion, and everyday life. It’s unbelievable!🥰 Mochi saw off Mr. J so sweetly and calmly! 😍That’s really great. For us, leaving the house without Chester is a real quest😅 Chester tries every possible way to sneak out and come with us, even if one of us stays home. Sometimes he even manages to get into the elevator first! In those situations, we just laugh, and I carry Chester back home, giving him an extra treat as compensation🤣 Thank you for your beautiful vlogs. Through your videos, you perfectly convey the atmosphere of the places you visit, enhancing the viewer’s immersion. It’s as if we’re right there with you and Mochi☺ Wishing you a wonderful week🤗 With love, Kristy and Chester🤍🤍
I love to hear about Chester's personality, so thanks for sharing! I can totally see him sneak out to come with you guys! 😂 How funny and sweet. Does he have a favorite, or does he like you equally? We never trained Mochi to be calm when we leave, we were just very lucky with her personality. When we leave, she just looks at us and accepts it immediately. In the beginning we were worried that she might bark when we left, so we installed a webcam. But when we looked at the camera, she is just sleeping all the time we are gone. I would feel sooo bad if she was anxious and barked. Now I can relax. Happy to hear you enjoyed the art. And I hope you get the chance to see it in real life one day. It is very special! Love from Oslo to the three of you❤️
@@introvert-and-dog I think Chester spends more time with me and gives me more love than my husband does. This is surprising because, during the first two weeks, Chester lived with Alex while I was working in another city and couldn’t take care of his upbringing. However, when I returned, Chester immediately seemed to love me more. Does Mochi have a favorite? ☺
Buongiorno sig. Introvert, GRAZIE per la tua condivisione, sia di un quartiere di Oslo, sia delle opere di Britta. Con quest'ultima mi hai fatto commuovere. Condivido con te il pensiero che la grande arte faccia riflettere l'essere umano. Bellissime le tue inquadrature e le musiche scelte... Bellissime... Anche mia madre ricamava, non come Britta ma mi hai fatto tornare in mente tanti ricordi. Buona vita a te e alla principessa Mochi. Un caro abbraccio ❤
Thank you for your beautiful and kind comment, I really appreciate it. Art is wonderful, it can teach us things and make us experience great feelings, that's why I love going to galleries and museums. Sending you lots of love from Oslo ❤️
Espero con muchas ganas cada sábado para disfrutar de un nuevo video ❤ me gusta mucho que nos lleves contigo en tus paseos con Mochi y nos descubras Oslo, sus calles, su arte... Gracias!! Que maravilla ❤ Feliz semana para ti y el señor J y para la preciosa Mochi ❤
I like norway that it remains pretty modrate weather there throughout the yr like in russia for example it gets unbarabely cold in peak winter and very hot during peak summer
You're right, it's pretty moderate in the south of Norway (compared to some other countries). But if you go to the north of Norway, it can get very cold in winter 😄
I loved the way you explained Britta's work. The work was breathtaking and added to that, your explanation was simply beautiful. I could feel the pain of the Sami people when you said that they were made to feel ashamed of their culture because they were considered backward in need of being civilized by the government. This has happened in all colonized countries and it still happens around the world with countries being referred to as first world, third world etc.
I'm happy you enjoyed the trip to the art museum! Regarding the topic of oppression- As you say, similar things have happened and is still happening (sadly) in many countries. It is heartbreaking, especially when it comes to peoples who have long traditions of respecting and co-existing with nature. It is so sad when this knowledge dies out.
I'm happy art is a space where I can expand my horizons about the world, and then share it on my channel.
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Как у вас уютно и спокойно. Моте и мне нравится.😊😊😊😊
Thank you for your kind words 😄
all that you share with us on your channel is a gift, but that artwork from the museum today was... I don't know what word to use... phenomenal, mesmerizing, moving, enchanting. Thank you so much.
I was worried that it might be too different from my other videos, so I'm very happy you enjoyed the art!
La exposicion logra transmitir muchas emociones....que fuerza expresiva la de Britta. Con elementos simples como hilos y agujas, pero a la vez tan delicados y propios de mujeres en muchas culturas. Cariños para Mochi la bella y amorosa princesa.....cariños!!!
I agree with you, the artwork is very special. I'm happy to be able to share it.
Love from Oslo ❤️🐶
I love the way you vlog. You always film things that seem simple, but through your lense become magnificent. Britta's art work was amazing.
Wow, thank you! This means a lot to me❤️
Another wonderful video. Your videos are medicine for the soul.😊
Wow, thank you! ❤️
Que artista fantástica!Primeira vez que vejo um trabalho assim com linhas e agulha basicamente. Obrigada por nos enriquecer com sua cultura. ❤
Happy you enjoyed the art! ❤️
Sucha pleasure to watch your videos. Princess Mochi just lights up our Saturdays! 🥺🐾
And Britta’s works, I’m out of words to describe their beauty and storytelling prowess. 🫶🏻
Lots of love and hugs to you all and cuddles to Princess Mochi.
Warmest wishes. ✨
Happy to hear Mochi light up your Saturdays! And glad to hear you enjoyed the art exhibition. Love from Oslo ❤️
nunca imaginei que em Oslo seria possível morar em um bairro tranquilo com casas simples, esse canal me traz momentos de leveza e profunda serenidade😊
Thank you so much for taking us to see Britta Marakatt-Labba’s art work. Such moving and beautiful pieces. I got emotional in the circular room, my heart hurts for the indigenous people who were mistreated and taught to be ashamed of their culture. We should be learning about others cultures not destroying it. That’s why I appreciate you and your videos so much, you are documenting your culture and sharing it with us. You are recording the present but one day it will be history and I am so grateful to be along for the ride.
Хорошо сказано🤝
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You put it so well. We should be learning about other cultures, not destroying them. Unfortunately so many indigenous peoples around the world has experiences like the Sami people. What saddens me the most is that we could all learn so much especially about their relationship with nature. The Sami have a philosophy of only taking what they need from nature. I love this way of thinking. Anyway- I hope the future is better than the past. I find art is a great way to raise awareness.
Good morning. Every week I look forward to your new video, as I really enjoy watching them.
And Mochi is such a cute dog 😊
Have a wonderful weekend!
Thank you, that's wonderful. Hope you enjoyed this week's video. See you next week ❤️🐶
Good Morning, Mr. I., Mr. J and Princess Mochi! So nice to have you back! Oslo is wonderful, I wish to visit your country one day! Here, in Slovakia it´s still very hot (35 degrees C), please stay hydrated! I like your decoration tase a lot, Mr. I. Thank you for this calming, wonderful video, have a wonderful weekend, much love for Mochi! XX P.S. the embroidery exhibition was beautiful!
Wow, it is so hot in Slovakia! Here in Oslo it has cooled down for the summer already. Thanks for your kind comment!
Love from Oslo ❤️🐶💫
I find people that are very quiet to be all observant and deep. You think they are shy, and when they open up to express themselves, they leave you in awe! They are just taking in more than the rest. I applaud you, amazing vlog!
Your comment made my day. Thank you!! ❤️
My partner and I watch each of your vlogs (both of us introverts 😊) We notice different things - “Oh, look at the climbing rose!” “Hey, did you notice the apple tree?” “There’s another one nearby - see?” I can’t overstate just how uplifting your vlogs are. We both appreciate the scenes you share, the places you venture, and the glimpses of Denmark we see. Thank you ❤
That's wonderful, I love that you are watching together, and that you are both introverts. Nice to connect with you! Love from Norway (and not Denmark) ❤️💓😄
I am from Denmark, I really enjoy watching his vlogs. Oslo and Copenhagen are almost the same.
What a sweet comment ❤️
I appreciate your art that you share with this community of people who share a love for slow simple living.
Happy you enjoy it! ❤️
Another wonderful vlog. As I watch your videos I use my 60 year old body and brain and wonder how many times I’d slip and slide on some of the more hilly streets, no matter the weather. 😊. Lately the older I get the more clumsy I become. Anyway, the artwork you showed was amazing and very thought provoking. I love to quilt and do needlework and appreciate how the direction of the stitches and type of stitches can show flow, direction, movement and even emotion. Thank you for taking us along on your walk and showing us this artwork.
Happy you enjoyed the walk and the artwork in this week's vlog! The hilly streets here can be tricky to navigate in winter when it's slippery- even for young people.
13:05 ok that was cute🤗i just wanna take it home hehe❣️wonderful artwork
Thank you for showing us around in the city - Beautiful! - and in the exhibition - again Beautiful! - Nice to see you again! ☺️
Happy to hear you enjoyed it! Love from Oslo ❤️
Oh, I so love the neighhood walk and Britta's folk art is so powerful in it's simplicity. Thanks for another beautiful vid.
Happy you enjoyed the video! ❤️
Thanks for sharing this amazing artist! I think that true artists are the ones who not only dominate a techique but are also capable of saying something trough their work and get to the audience, touching them somehow. ❤
Well said! I agree 100%😄
I love it when you take us through neighborhoods in your city. The colourful houses are so pretty.
I think you finally found the perfect place for the wall hanging!😊
Hoping that you, Mr. J, and sweet Mochi are having a peaceful weekend. ❤
Yes, I think the wall hanging has the perfect spot now ❤️
I am deeply grateful to you, without you I would never have known Britta and her wonderful works, I am enchanted! Your videos always give me precious moments and on Saturday mornings I can no longer do without them! One of your followers from Italy❤🇮🇹
I'm honored to be part of your Saturday morning routine in Italy! It makes me feel that the world is small. And friendly!
And I'm so glad you enjoyed Britta's art. I was hoping it wouldn't be boring.
Love from Oslo ❤️
@@introvert-and-dog Nothing in your videos is boring😍
Dear Mochi I always feel hapiness when I see her no matter she's walking, smelling something or cuddling on your lap. Oslo is really beautiful, you must be proud of your city. I was amazed with Britta's work such a singular linen canvas embroidered with a true story. But my highlight in this beautiful episode goes all to that nice couple - maybe chatting about the new decor in the bedroom - accommodated in a Havana cigar's box. I' m sure they will watch your sleep. Love from Portugal, the usual gang
Dear friend in Portugal, happy to hear you enjoy watching Mochi and not to mention Mr and Mrs Mouse! I think they like their new place next to my bed. They can keep an eye on me when I sleep ❤️
Exploring other places by going to residential areas is such a great activity! I like how you spot the interesting in the ordinary. It’s a great antidote to the intense frenzy of the media (regular and social) and generally all the impulses in today’s world. Tusen takk for the video!
Aw- Tusen takk! ❤️
Thanks for showing us Britta’s work. So beautiful❤❤❤❤❤ your vlogs are precious🙏🏻👌🏻
Happy you enjoyed the art! And thank you for your kidn words ❤️
Hello, again! Thank's for showing such a beautiful Oslo neighborhood. Thank's also for the visit to Britta Marakatt-Labba's , Mooving the needle exhibition! So beautiful and so touching! Have a nice day.
Happy you enjoyed the walk and the art exhibition! Hope you have a great week! 😄
Thank you for this glimpse of Britta's art depicting Sami history. Beautifully narrated with your thoughts ☺ Every culture in the world has similar stories. We need such art and stories to learn the ignorances of the past. Thoroughly enjoyed your walks this week.
Happy enjoyed the walk and the art! You are right, sadly many cultures in the world have similar stories. I do wish humans were better at learning from past mistakes. ❤️
Yes we do appreciate your non tourist guide to Oslo. Dog walkers have a great excuse to explore their local backstreets and find some hidden gems. You have alot to thank Miss Mochi for, but you knew that anyway I think x
Oh yes, that's true, walking Miss Mochi is always a great excuse to explore the city 😄
That beautiful needlepoint artwork from the museum was beautiful! Also historical. Love your walks with Mochi.❤
Glad you enjoyed the artwork and the walks with little Mochi ❤️🐶
Health inspector 😂... so good.
Have a lovely Sunday!
All the best🤗🍀🥰.
Mochi needs to check everything...just to make sure it's safe! 😂😂😂
I love Mr. and Mrs. Mouse tucked in their cigar box bed, which reminded me of Stuart Little's match-box bed. Miss Mochi is named after one of my favorite treats (I love Green Tea Mochi especially!). As you and Mochi went on your Sunday walk, I too enjoyed the colorful buildings, which have a lot of character. It's refreshing that Oslo, Bergen, etc. don't have glass and steel skyscrapers dominating the landscape as well as obscuring the view. They provided a nice contrast to the more modern buildings on your neighborhood walk. I also loved Britta Marakatt-Labba's exquisitely hand-embroidered depictions of the daily Sami life. The oppression of the Sami culture reminded me of how we Americans did the same thing in our country, which was a shameful, tragic part of our history. I would love to view Britta's artwork in person and wonder if she'd be able to exhibit at the Nordic Heritage Museum in Seattle, WA? Thanks for sharing! Jenny, Seattle, WA, USA
Greetings from Oslo to Seattle! Thanks for your kind comment! Happy to hear you enjoyed the video. Hopefully the artist Britta Marakatt-Labba will one day exhibit at the museum you mention. It is amazing to see her work in real life, I do hope you get the chance one day! 😄
@@introvert-and-dog Thanks, me too!
I loved the embrodery. So talented, and what a creative way to tell one's history.
I didn't know I would ever enjoy embroidery at a museum, but it's wonderful! ❤️
Oh I loved her work , it is very unique way to picture with sewing👏👏👏
Happy you enjoyed it- It's beautiful and filled with meaning ❤️
Another wonderful video! Love the beautiful artwork you show cased this week!
Happy you enjoyed the artwork! I made a big impression on me. ❤️
thank you for introducing Britta Marakatt-Labba to us. What a powerful piece of art. I was amazed, it gave me goosebumps and moved me.
Happy you enjoyed the art! 😄
Excellent and beautiful video, thank you my dear friend 🥰🌹🔔
Glad you liked it, my friend ❤️
Mais um vlog excelente. As vezes q tive oportunidade de conhecer outras cidades, sempre me detenho na visita a centros históricos, e uma boa caminhada por bairros residenciais, observando os locais e a rotina daquelas pessoas. Acho q eh dessa forma q nos vamos nos inteirando da grande comunidade que somos ,a despeito da língua, crenças, e locais tão diversos…
Grata por compartilhar o trabalho artístico muito significativo da Britta. 🫶🇧🇷. ❤️🐶
I love your way of traveling. It's nice to see how locals live, right? That is my favorite part of going to another city or country. And I realize as you write, that most people around the world are very similar. ❤️
0:05 mochi making sure his pet hooman is with him hehe cutsee mochi takes good care of her hooman🤗❣️
I love your scenic walks - so relaxing and always enhanced by the presence of Miss Mochi! Thank you for sharing such peace and tranquility. 🦋
Glad you enjoy the walks ❤️
nothing more relaxing than the sound of Mochi's nails tippy-tapping on the pavement. Also loooooved your exploration of the art exhibit, for explaining it so well, and for doing all of these amazing pans and closeups for those of us who cannot go see it ourselves. And thank you for introducing me to a new artist. I want to know more about Britta Marakatt-Labba's work.
So happy you enjoyed the art. At first I didn't know if I should include it, because I was afraid it would be a little boring maybe. So your feedback makes me happy!
Oh and if you are curious about Britta Marakatt-Labba, you may want to check out this nice video- it is from the National museum. I didn't know about it before one of my viewers told me!
ruclips.net/video/I8puzM6V2Zc/видео.htmlsi=I0xbDIByB--WoJnp
Bellísimo y nostálgico vídeo. Gracias, 😍
Дякую за за знайомство з видатною художницею пані, Бриттою. Незвичайно, але як же мені сподобалось! 😍😍😍😍 🇺🇦
Happy you enjoyed the art! 😀
I had been wondering how Mr & Mrs. Mouse have been doing! So happy to see them enjoying their new abode. I can relax now 😂 🐭 Much love to you, J and Mochi from Trinidad! 🇹🇹
I love that you are watching from Trinidad! (Maybe my first and only?) viewer from there. How lovely! And yes, Mr and Mrs Mouse seem to be very happy in their new location!
Big hug from Oslo❤️🐶💫
Thanks for a lovely vlog. Mochi is so sweet! 🐶🤍
She is sweet and soft like the Japanese sweet she is named after 😂❤️
I love your videos! Mostly because I have fallen in love with Mochi and these wonderful glimpses into your lives. But also because I am an introvert. These walks of yours and Mochi’s that you take us along on evoke such peace, I cannot over-emphasize it! Keep doing exactly what you’re doing. With love, admiration and respect from Florida, USA ❤ ( I first accidentally posted this comment on another wonderful viewer comment - but I wanted to re-post it separately) 😊
Thank you for your nice comment- I really appreciate it! Your enthusiasm and support make me smile ❤️
Thanks for sharing your city. I find walking through residential parts of a city or town rewarding. The ordinary helps to connect. There is something about the buildings in Norway ( their colours, the wooden structure on top of stone and their closeness to the pavement) which I find very interesting. One instantly knows that you are in Norway. Solid, reliable and a community not just a collection of houses.
Happy you enjoy my walks in Oslo. It's nice to read comments like yours- it makes me see my own city with new eyes. For instance I never thought about the houses here being different from other parts of the world.
I don't know why but I always greet Mochi the moment she's on screen, as if she can hear me. 😅
We bookworms always need more space for books. 😅 Mr. & Mrs. Mouse look so happy!😃
The colourful buildings so brighten up the space. And the house with an adult cycle and a children's cycle was so sweet!🥰
Thank you, Mochipop, for the museum tour! It was beautiful to learn more about the history of the Sámi people.💖
I love that you greet Mochi when she appears on the screen!
Haha, yes, I think that is the perfect space for the cute mouse couple. We can keep an eye on each other now, and make sure we all sleep safely ❤️
Grazie, grazie, bellissime immagini dei quartieri di Oslo dai vivaci colori ma ancor più interessante la mostra. Grazie ancora, attendo il prossimo video. Saluti
Thank you for your encouraging words! Love from Oslo ❤️
Gosto muito dos seus vídeos, receitas, e principalmente quando mostra sua cidade, tanto a cidade natal como a que vive. O olhar da Mochi me conquistou 😍 Aguardo todo sábado para receber suas mensagens, passeios... Falo de São Paulo, Brasil, e nasci em Minas Gerais, que é exuberante pela natureza, culinária, cultura, me identifico com você também na introversão, apesar de amar estar com família e amigos. Muito obrigada por compartilhar ❤
Thank you for your nice comment! I think it is great that a kind stranger in Brazil is watching and appreciate my videos! Love from Oslo to São Paulo ❤️
The sky is amazing! And Mochi is a joy to see.
Mochi sends doggy kisses! ❤️🐶
Another simple, beautiful vlog. I was eagerly waiting for it 😊 Britta’s work was so simple, deep and powerful. Thanks for explaining it to us. Looking forward to your next vlogg 😊😊😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Love from Oslo ❤️
Your videos are so great that I watch all of them more than once.
Happy you enjoy the videos! Thank you for your supportive comments ❤️
Thank you so much- as usual a stunning video with sweet doggo Mochi❤ and also a lovely introduction for me to a whole new culture of the Sami. Grateful to have learned about their history❤
Wishing you all a beautiful weekend ❤
Hugs from NYC
Happy you enjoyed this week's video and the little introduction to the Sami culture through the art work. As always, sending you love from Oslo to NYC ❤️
A doll in pajamas inside a box? ❤It's so cute😍
You and Mochi always take us on the most scenic walks. I love the colorful exterior paint on the buildings, and the wall hanging looks more at home in its new location. In all, another fun and interesting vlog! 🙂🪡🐶 🪴🐁🏠
Happy you like coming along on our walks! ❤️🐶💫
Amazing embroidery art, thank you so much for taking us to the exhibition 😍 my hobbie is drawing so to see other artists works inspires me a lot!
And I completely agree with you about visiting the areas where we can truly feel the experience how locals live, otherwise we only see the touristic points where every one goes that with the passing of the years become areas made for the tourists! The little house green and pink is super cute, green and pink always "work" well together and is pleasing for the eyes because green and red are complementary colours 😉 and pink is like a 'cousin' of red 💚💗 Happy weekend to you, Mr.J and Mochi!
Happy to hear you were inspired by the art! I love seeing something that speaks to me in a museum or gallery. It can give me new, creative thoughts. Sadly I don't know how to draw, I am always so impressed with people with this talent. You are lucky!
And now I got the explanation of why pink and green always look so good together. Thank you ❤️
@@introvert-and-dog everyone can draw, it's a skill like as other else, needs practice and let go of expectations, no one will draw like masters from day to night and most probably will never get that stage 😄 it's about having fun! Yes, some people have a natural talent to draw (I certainly don't have) but humans have a powerful thing that is we can learn and get better if we dare to try and keep doing something we love 🥰
The magical cuteness of Mochi 💁♀️🥰🤗🐾🐶
This is true! ❤️
Thanks for showing Oslo, and what an adorable dog you have!
You are so kind❤️🐶
Принцесса Моти красавица😍 !!!
everything is beautiful about this walk. thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it❤️
Thanks Mr. I for inviting us to live this beautiful experience through Britta's work of art, who talentedly and in a circular way tell us the history of her people. It feels magical just as your channel is, because we already know that there is no magic in magic, it is all in the details and your work is full of little but big details that make it magical.
Chemistry, is something that cannot be built or even explained, it simply exists or not and it can also occur between the audience and a content/memories creator like you Mr I.
That's why I say that exists chemistry between us.
See you soon.
Btw: From the author of the book you put on the bedside table Abraham Verghese I read "Cutting for Stone" Have you read it?
Я совсем недавно прочла Рассечение Стоуна. Книга с горьким послевкусием
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Hi Tina, I wish I could understand what you wrote but unfortunately I can't.
Thanks anyway.
@lilianadoval8927 You are so eloquent- thank you for your beautiful comment, I am savoring every word! You are right: Magic is in the details.
I haven't read the book that you mention by Abraham Verghese. Do you recommend it?
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Absolutely I highly recommend. All the lights and shadows of human beings in an exquisite story so well written. But as it is said "it is all in the eye of the beholder", that is, we may not agree.
Hugs Mr.I.
@@lilianadoval8927 It sounds like a book I will enjoy! It’s now on my reading list. (Which is long- but I’m looking forward to reading it!)
Good morning love the little stool for your plant nice touch and the way you arrange your room love looking at the colourful houses on your walk Mochi is so adorable watches your every move thanks again ❤️🐶
Mochi is looking out for me every day! She is a good dog ❤️
Beautiful and moving artwork by Britta 🧡 I love seeing handicrafts represented in the art world. Two of my great great grandmothers were Sami, one of which had a sister who walked across the border to Norway, and somehow ended up at the women’s prison “spinnhus” in Oslo. I thought about that when you walked around the old hospital, buildings she might have walked past, since it was late 19th century. She eventually went back to Sweden where she became known to the locals for her colorful Sami weaving. So a lot of connections to today’s video for me. Thank you for sharing 🙏
Thank you for sharing the story of your relatives, and your Sami roots. I have never heard about "spinnhus", but I looked it up now. So interesting. (I love reading about history.) And how very fascinating to think about one of your relatives may have walked some of the same streets as I do in my videos- only many, many years earlier.
@@introvert-and-dog yes I love history and walking around old parts of cities, it makes me feel so grounded somehow.
Qué hermoso vídeo,amigo!(lo tuyo tambien es una "gran obra de arte",porque invita a reflexionar sobre uno mismo y sobre el mundo😅)
La exposición de la artista sami me ha parecido hechizante,mágica...la humildad de los materiales con la grandeza de la imaginación humano...es sobrecogedora y emocionante.
Muchas gracias por compartir esta postal de tu día! Me siento una privilegiada por ello😊
Un abrazo enorme de tu amiga española!💫
Thank you for your nice comment- I really appreciate it. It encourages me to keep making videos. I love sharing these things with kind strangers like you around the world ❤️
I love this video. Firat of all the art of Britta. I had never heard about her and thank you very much for introducing her to us. I would like to see more videos walks around Oslo or anywhere in Norway. I like Scandinavian culture and everything that has to do with it looks exotic for me.
Happy you enjoyed the art and the walks! There will be more walks on my video Saturday! Love from Norway to Greece❤️
🌷 🙏🤩 tks.
The moment your intro music starts playing I start smiling. The tapestry was exquisite, you couldn't have described it better. A joy as always.
Glad you enjoyed it! ❤️
I so appreciated your sharing the work of Britta Marakatt-Labba. It is wonderful! Living in California, I don't think I would have otherwise found her work. I found another YT about her life and work at the National Museum of Norway website. Such beautiful handwork and brilliant sotrytelling. Mochi is her adorable self. And bravo on our mini glow up of your bedroom. I LOVED "Like Cutting for Stone" and look forward to reading his new book The Covenant of Water.
Happy to hear you enjoyed the art of Britta Marakatt-Labba! I actually didn't know there was a video of her and her art on the National museum website- Thanks for the tip! I found the clip and I'm looking forward to watching it! Also, I'm putting "Like cutting for stone" on my reading list!
@@introvert-and-dog good books make life better! have a great week to you, Mr. I and Mochi.
Che bel video,rilassante,mi ha colpito molto quell opera d arte,grazie 🙏
Happy to hear you enjoyed the artwork! ❤️
Britta’s work is stunning. Thank you for sharing.
Happy you like it ❤️
오늘도 편안한 영상 감사히 잘 봤습니다. 칼 요한 거리나 문크 박물관도 좋지만, 주택가 산책이나 사미족의 전시물을 보는 건 더 좋군요. Hello from Korea 🇰🇷
Happy you enjoyed it! It is fun to show places that are not too well known to outsiders 😄
Please upload more shorts if pawssible🤗❣️
I love these kind of videos..I'm traveling through Oslo with your eyes. I thank you so much for taking us with you around these no touristic beautiful streets. This is real life. The art museum...I thank you again. Great artist showing her origins for us. Lovely.
It's great to be able to take you along on my walks! ❤️
Dobro jutro. Čitala sam da su Saami vjerovali i u drveće koje je imalo oblik ljudskih lica i još mnogo drugih zanimljivih priča o njima.
Pozdrav za tebe iz toplog Sarajeva! Kao i uvijek, divan video (zamisli kad ti to kaže stara gospođa od 62 godine kojoj su priče tako mlade osobe kao ti beskrajno lijepe i često ih pokazujem svom mužu 🎉🎉🎉😊)
I think many cultures around the world, like the Sami culture has a wonderful relationship with nature where they respect it. It is a shame that these kind of cultures and traditions are dying out more and more.
Anyway, I am very happy to hear you are sharing my videos with your husband!
Sending love from Oslo to you in Sarajevo ❤️
Cloudy days are the best for long walks. Well, I love them.
Sending love and good vibes from Brazil 🇧🇷
Yes, cloudy days are the perfect temperature for walks! Love from Oslo to Brazil ❤️
Beautiful places
Hi Hi Sweet Mochi and Mr's I and J. Wishing you three a great weekend and the week ahead. Stay safe, happy and healthy.
Thank you so much! We wish you a nice and peaceful weekend ❤️🐶💫
Thank you❤so peaceful and mediative💞Love from Bergen
...the most beautiful city in Norway❤️❤️❤️
Hello my Saturday friend! Enjoyed the video as always (: Hope you have a lovely week ahead!
I love that we are Saturday friends! ❤️🐶
Thank you for taking us to the National Museum to see Britta Marakatt-Labba’s tapestry about the Sami people. I found to be beautiful and very moving, and thought provoking, “The Circle of Life”.
I did enjoy the walk with Moochi, I did like the brightly painted houses, I always do. That hospital was built before the British “discovered” Australia 🇦🇺.
If one is lucky enough to meet the locals in their own habitat, when visiting a foreign country, one is very lucky indeed.
I hope that the 3 of you have a great week.
Warmest regards, Judy 🇦🇺🇳🇴❤️
I'm so happy you enjoyed the video now with subtitles and the extra info! Big hug from Oslo ❤️
Amei o seu vídeo, e tbm a sua visita ao museu, obrigada por partilhar tanta cultura. Beijos e abraços atualmente de Gran Canaria.
Happy you enjoyed my videos and the art! Love from Oslo to Gran Canaria ❤️
Ваші відео - це справжній скарб на просторі ютуба. Вчора я потрапила на ваш канал і вже не можу відірватися від просмотру. У нашої країни важки часи і мене так заспокоює те, що я бачу на екрані. Ви можете показати прості речі, як витвір мистецтва. Ви сам справжній художник, бачите красу, спостерігаєте і демонструєте глядачу, як картину, як діамант! Дуже дякую вам. З любовью з України 💙💛
Hello- your beautiful comment moved me so much. I'm happy my videos bring you joy! I also hope the horrible war in Ukraine will end soon. Love from Oslo ❤️
Dear Introvert, Thank you from the bottom of my heart for sharing your experience of seeing Britta Marakatt - Labba's works at the National Museum in Oslo. Like a true art lover you looked up close and showed us details that create the whole. To me those details are a Perfection and at the same time, they are simple and powerful, as you have observed.
I also wanted to share that there is a past-present-future component in every moment. They arise simultaneously. Great art like this awakens that knowledge inside of us.
I feel fortunate to be able to watch your videos. Love and blessings to you, dear Introvert, and your beautiful family!
I really appreciate your comment. It made me so happy that I included the clips from the museum in this weeks vlog. (I was a bit worried it would be a little boring). I can feel your kindness through your words.
Sending you light from Oslo ❤️
I also love to see residential areas wherever I go on holidays, it's the best way to really know the place and its people. Thank you for sharing a bit about Sámi, I found it very interesting! 🥰
Yes, it is so interesting to see the residential areas, right? I love that so much when I'm abroad. Happy you enjoyed the Sami art work ❤️
Todos los lugares que muestras tienen un encanto especial y, en este caso, los barrios que no están en el circuito turístico de las ciudades poseen la virtud de lo auténtico: la bicicleta del niño en la puerta, la valla sin pintar del jardín, la calle con sus agujeros...¡Gracias por mostrarlo!
Y gracias por acercarnos el arte de Britta. Leí hace mucho tiempo un libro de antropología sobre las mujeres sami y me encantó. Ahora, conocer la obra de Britta me hizo recordar y me emocionó. Pienso que utilizar los bordados para contar la historia del pueblo sami es añadirle ternura y amor a cada episodio, a cada puntada de hilo y aguja 🪡. ¡Desde hoy soy fan de Britta 😍!
Feliz fin de semana, queridos amigos. Y un saludo para todos los que forman esta comunidad tan bonita 😘💞✨
Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment written with love. I'm happy that you liked the walk in the ordinary residential street and the art of Britta Marakatt-Labba. I was amazed when I saw it, and wanted to share it. Your words make me extra grateful to have this small channel where I can connect with people around the world, and spread some light. ❤️
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The artwork is so beautiful! All these little details, it's amazing. Thanks for sharing!
Glad you like it! ❤️
I really really enjoyed the walk and even the exhibition! I know so little of the Sami, only that their history has a sad and dark chapter, but that their customs and traditions are very beautiful. Your explanations were very welcome.
As an aside, I had no idea there was an Ethiopian community large enough to warrant a (decently large!) church in Norway of all places! That's so incredible. (My father is from Ethiopia but I was born in Canada. As a child, for traditional celebrations that fell in the winter, I'd have to wear a huge coat and snowpants over my traditional dress! I imagine it's similar for Ethiopian Norwegians :))
Thanks for sharing your story. The scenario you describe where you wear bulky winter clothes over your traditional clothes- I am sure that happens here too! The day I was filming a group of nicely dressed people were headed to that church. I'm certain they will be wrapped up in all kinds of warm clothes come winter 😄
Hi! If you come to,central Italy you will find that most buildings are painted in warm colors, like yellow, ocre, rust, orange or dark red. The white or grey ones are rarely seen here. But if you move south the clear ones become more and more frequent to the point where you see almost completely white towns (specially historical villages).
I like Oslo’s color combination, looks more fun and vivid without turning messy. 😊
The colors of the building in Italy sound very nice! 🤩
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Britta’s work is ♥️
Dare I say it AGAIN?? This one is the best video yet! I mean, from start to finish I was so captivated with the sights you laid out for us like gifts. And the star, that little Princess Mochi, was super cute and put me to shame once again with her energetic trotting. Love from Long Island! xoxo
Wow, thank you! You always leave the sweetest comments that make me smile. Love from Oslo to Long Island. Mochi sends kisses! ❤️🐶
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Your vlogs always make me feel calm, relaxed, and incredibly inspired🤍
Thank you so much for introducing me to such a beautiful artist like Britta Marakatt-Labba. I had never seen her work before today, but now I can say with certainty that her art has captured my heart. I hope I will have the chance to see her work in person someday. I have never seen such an extraordinary presentation of the history of a people, their experiences, religion, and everyday life. It’s unbelievable!🥰
Mochi saw off Mr. J so sweetly and calmly! 😍That’s really great. For us, leaving the house without Chester is a real quest😅 Chester tries every possible way to sneak out and come with us, even if one of us stays home. Sometimes he even manages to get into the elevator first! In those situations, we just laugh, and I carry Chester back home, giving him an extra treat as compensation🤣
Thank you for your beautiful vlogs. Through your videos, you perfectly convey the atmosphere of the places you visit, enhancing the viewer’s immersion. It’s as if we’re right there with you and Mochi☺
Wishing you a wonderful week🤗 With love, Kristy and Chester🤍🤍
I love to hear about Chester's personality, so thanks for sharing! I can totally see him sneak out to come with you guys! 😂 How funny and sweet. Does he have a favorite, or does he like you equally?
We never trained Mochi to be calm when we leave, we were just very lucky with her personality. When we leave, she just looks at us and accepts it immediately. In the beginning we were worried that she might bark when we left, so we installed a webcam. But when we looked at the camera, she is just sleeping all the time we are gone. I would feel sooo bad if she was anxious and barked. Now I can relax.
Happy to hear you enjoyed the art. And I hope you get the chance to see it in real life one day. It is very special!
Love from Oslo to the three of you❤️
@@introvert-and-dog I think Chester spends more time with me and gives me more love than my husband does. This is surprising because, during the first two weeks, Chester lived with Alex while I was working in another city and couldn’t take care of his upbringing. However, when I returned, Chester immediately seemed to love me more. Does Mochi have a favorite? ☺
Warm greetings from an Irish couple living on the Spanish Med, Bruno and Michael.
Sounds like a wonderful place to live! Love from Oslo to the two of you ❤️
Hi Mochi 👑 and Dads 👋 have a beautiful weekend 🤗❤️
Same to you! I hope Giro and Chase are healthy and happy and enjoying the Swiss summer! 😄
Buongiorno sig. Introvert, GRAZIE per la tua condivisione, sia di un quartiere di Oslo, sia delle opere di Britta. Con quest'ultima mi hai fatto commuovere. Condivido con te il pensiero che la grande arte faccia riflettere l'essere umano. Bellissime le tue inquadrature e le musiche scelte... Bellissime... Anche mia madre ricamava, non come Britta ma mi hai fatto tornare in mente tanti ricordi. Buona vita a te e alla principessa Mochi. Un caro abbraccio ❤
Thank you for your beautiful and kind comment, I really appreciate it.
Art is wonderful, it can teach us things and make us experience great feelings, that's why I love going to galleries and museums.
Sending you lots of love from Oslo ❤️
Espero con muchas ganas cada sábado para disfrutar de un nuevo video ❤ me gusta mucho que nos lleves contigo en tus paseos con Mochi y nos descubras Oslo, sus calles, su arte... Gracias!! Que maravilla ❤ Feliz semana para ti y el señor J y para la preciosa Mochi ❤
I'm so happy to hear that you like to watch every Saturday, thanks for telling me! Love from Oslo and an extra kiss from Mochi ❤️
I like norway that it remains pretty modrate weather there throughout the yr like in russia for example it gets unbarabely cold in peak winter and very hot during peak summer
You're right, it's pretty moderate in the south of Norway (compared to some other countries). But if you go to the north of Norway, it can get very cold in winter 😄
@@introvert-and-dog yes in narvik or trømso it gets quite cold in peak winter
Thank you for taking us along with you to view the beautiful art.
My pleasure 😊