Being a Night Owl 🌝 and Embracing Night Time Routine ✨

[@madisonhexter4243]

my mom is a night owl and I remember falling asleep most nights to the sound of her working in the kitchen or tidying and it was the most comforting thing in the world.

[@ariwithlove]

What a sweet memory!

[@Ciaccona255]

Awww

[@hilarywallace3007]

So true, I have the same memories…I am also a night owl so I hope my 4 children, now adults have the same memories xx

[@shazza160]

It’s the reason for weight gain too

[@Erika-ni9fm]

Exactly, she having no proper night rest, which led to consequence to her becoming obese.

[@oneseeker2]

What a loud purring happy cat

[@sarahito-dd6hj]

I love your cozy nosey cats. Cats are the same all over the world.

[@alexandralantz9508]

I love watching your lovely family do daily activities and I love your cats 🐈‍⬛🐈😍

[@OhDarling1982]

I'm just a mom of little ones, watching this vlog at midnight 😁 It's so nice and peaceful when everyone else is asleep!

[@sjbock]

I'm a night owl too even after 73 years. Your cats are so cute.

[@zuzuspetals9281]

Bless you from a 68 year old night sheepdog.

[@barbaraar2184]

My grandmother is 83 and she is still doing night owl routine because she said that at 6 am "I don't know what to do!"

[@oxfordpictionary]

@@barbaraar2184I have a young toddler and so have to get up early with her, but one day when she is a teenager and old enough to go to school on her own I will likely eventually start keeping my natural hours again, which is to stay up till 2 or 3 and sleep till 9 or 10 (I work remotely). My mom is the same as me. Long after we grew up, when she retired from her job, she drifted back to her night owl ways :)

[@kateportsmouth9188]

In English we say clothes are ‘pilling’ so the little device is a pill-shaver. I couldn’t live without mine, I love that it makes clothes last longer!

[@nancyhaynes4459]

My mother would do her sewing at night. I could hear that sewing machine going 90 miles an hour because she was always in a hurry to get everything made. She made all my clothes and her clothes, as well as patch all the boys jeans when they would wear them thin. My mother had a rough life, but she sure loved her family.

[@keeleyxie1087]

I was a night owl most of my life no matter how hard I tried, some people are wired that way. Now that I’m in my 30s and worked years of night shifts my body is ready for sleep at 8-9pm! I’m still not sunshine and daisies in the morning but it’s more doable. Also we love Kefir, we usually have a bottle in the fridge! Our friend who lived in Russia for a couple years introduced us.

[@Yesica1993]

Does it taste like yogurt? I've always seen it in the store but didn't want to buy it and waste it if I didn't like it.

[@keeleyxie1087]

@@Yesica1993 I would say it’s like the yogurt drinks you can get but with more tartness. The ones with fruit mixed in are definitely a good choice for a first try.

[@ЕкатеринаЖарова-л3ю]

​@@Yesica1993it is more sour than yoghurt, not very sweet

[@joyfurrow5101]

I am night owl too, since my teenage years. Had my 3 children in my 30's, and even though they would wake up in middle of night & about 7-8 morning, I couldn't go to sleep at a normal time. Without young kids & hubby underfoot I could get alot more done. Also it was the best time to give the kitchen floor a good cleaning & finish any dishes & pots. It always seems I have to wear myself out, before I can sleep. Now I'm much older, retired & by myself and I'm up later & sleep late in morning, unless I have an appointment. I, too thought of my late nights as my quiet time & enjoyed them, when my kids were around. Enjoy all your videos & keep them coming. Especially enjoy it when you take us around shopping & the countryside. God Bless!

[@zuzuspetals9281]

Bless you all. This is the second video today confirming that some of us are naturally night people and there’s nothing wrong with that. A week ago my closest cousin and friend literally threw me out of her house during a visit claiming all I did was sleep all day and stay up all night (when I’d altered my schedule while I was there to be up by at least 11 or noon and in bed by midnight because she went to bed at 8:30 pm). Then last night my lifelong best friend told me I’m not normal for being up all night and sleeping during the day “because circadian rhythms don’t work like that”. I’ve had this preferred sleep pattern since I was a child and am fed up trying to “fix” it with drugs and treatments. I don’t understand why people think I have a problem if I am attempting to accommodate their schedule.

[@maureen8930]

Your cat is so sweet 🥰

[@BelaMasz123]

Such a lovely wife & mother. The family is so lucky.

[@XSemperIdem5]

I've always been a night owl too but go to bed even later than you. Part of what's nice about the night is that because it's not business hours, you're less likely to be bothered and it feels like the time is somehow your more than during the day. Your kitty purrs so loudly, so sweet. I laughed when you put all the laundry on the other cat though 😅

[@maria_theresia_von_habsburg]

Totally agree. The peace I'm feeling when it's dark, night, society is sleeping... Can't even describe!

[@eryvne]

very true! tbh i sleep at like 6-8am usually 😭

[@tynaedwards8452]

When my daughters were very little and my husband was traveling for work and rarely home, I used to do all my laundry and housecleaning after they went to bed. I'm a night owl too which worked perfect for me when I was a nurse and worked the night shifts. Now that I'm retired, I mostly relax at night and maybe bake something for the morning and get the coffee maker ready.

[@MattJerkhole]

God, I feel this so much. Night time has always been the most comfortable and productive time for me too. Like you mentioned, it's time you have for yourself because everyone else is sleeping and that kinda makes it magical. I can actually concentrate on things instead of worrying about hundred things going on at the same time.

[@bron-sconcess.10]

I just have to hear your voice Victoria and for some reason I get good vibes (I realise life is not always a breeze for you)! You also reminded me how I was. Night time can be comforting and free. I'm so used to getting up early now. Children change everything! All the best to your family and you!🌚🌝🌞🛌🏻

[@Elizabethvaughan1]

Laughing because here I am watching this about 1 am . My husband is also a morning person and I am a night owl . We have been married for 41 years . My most productive time is between 12-3 am . Especially when my 3 kids were small . I love your content Vika !

[@eleanor7748]

I love all the cat cameos LOL

[@trashcanchic]

Being a night person is so hard because you don't want to wake anyone up but it's the best time to get things done 😂. Such a challenge. Your cats are so cute. Hope the family (including cats and rats) are all well ❤

[@martl3288]

I'm so happy you have still make your videos your are such a blessing. Thanks for helping me during my depression since I started watching from day one.

[@RusGirlVlog]

Get better!

[@brandylou9132]

Im watching this in the middle of the night...my owling hours. I love Kefir, and I love your orange kitty!

[@ladysparkymartin]

Cat time in the middle of the night is the best! 😻

[@cheykath]

Watched this video while washing dishes at 1 am. Very validating. Thank you for keeping me company! 💕💕

[@ropolito1980]

I get you I always wait for night time to study or clean or do anything productive. The day time is so nice for sleeping 😂

[@clairemacauliffecarroll263]

I'm literally watching this as I do my nightly chores

[@maxhirsch7035]

As a night owl (and cat lover) I can relate a bit to your routine. Research indicates that whether one is a night owl or morning bird is partly due to genetics (heritability). I come from a family of night owls, but unfortunately am the most owly of them all- am probably more of a vampire. Since the bulk of society is based more around 'morning people,' I've always felt ambivalent about being a night person. But it looks like you've put your nights to good use!

[@kwester318]

I'm a night 🦉 too! Your videos are so interesting! Thank you for sharing!

[@lizlee6290]

Since I've retired and it's just me now, (kids are grown and flown) I've been indulging my inner night owl. I routinely stay up until at least one am. Because we live in such a 9to5, "getting up early is good and virtuous" world, it was hard not to feel guilty at first. But, I finally realized that the only "clock" I'm on is my own! I enjoyed watching your quiet "puttering," and your loudly purring kitty.

[@oxfordpictionary]

I know that will be me too once I don’t have to wake up early anymore! :)

[@Hazeleyesx2]

It’s nice you have some quiet alone time to do your work around the house❤

[@melaniemuller-schroder4555]

Exactly me - a night owl and I accepted it. I like the quietness of the night, I feel better in the evening and I am more creative. My husband is the same. ❤ Love to see you working at night. 😅

[@Ang3lofth3abyss]

I'm watching this at 00:30 at night 😂 I can relate as a fellow night owl. I'm always staying late to wash and clean after the babies have gone to sleep. That's when I'm most productive too. Also I love my fabric shaver too! It's saved so many of my clothes and always keeps them looking like new ❤

[@Jenny-mo8bu]

My husband and I are exactly the same. I stay up really late and he gets up really early. I have always loved having that time to myself!

[@elizabethwidlund3859]

My husband and I are both night owls, I've always been one, even as a small girl. He works afternoons/evenings, so we get up around 11 and go to bed between 2 and 3. I work from home so that helps. You're right, getting up earlier doesn't help, there's nothing virtuous about it if you're exhausted.

[@janeburton2557]

Hi Victoria - I’m also a night owl but I have insomnia. It started when I was my late husband’s caregiver during the time he was sick from his lung cancer. I had to give him various prescribed meds during the night hours - help him to the washroom - and make sure he didn’t go outside in the cold in his pyjamas. The cancer had affected his mind (like some people who have dementia) and he wanted to go outside in the dark. Though this was several years ago - I still have it plus my brain won’t shut down at normal bedtime. I don’t want to take drugs in case I have to wake up in a hurry. I enjoy your interesting videos as they are about everyday life. Take care. Cheers from 🇨🇦🍁

[@dorofork1040]

I'm a night owl with 2 very small children as well. You are lucky that Tolya is the opposite - my husband is a night owl, too, and sometimes we have a little fight on who has to take care of our smallest one at 6 in the morning 😂.

[@jennycampbell5236]

Like you I love night time Vika. I love early morning too but night is better. When my husband is sleeping I can switch off from everyday worries and just do whatever I want. Our sons are grown up with their own families so I don't have to rush around in the mornings either. My husband is a man who likes to be on the go all the time. Being married for 45 years can be exhausting sometimes! I am 68 and started work when I was 15. Now is the time for me to do what I want to do so I never clock watch and only go to bed when i am really tired and sometimes that may be around 1am or even 8.30pm. Please continue to enjoy your me time.💕

[@adrianr650]

Thank you for sharing that time with you. We have kefir sometimes there is a slight fizzy taste. I wish all occupants of apartments were as thoughtful about their neighbours as you as noise pollution is a huge problem. Bless you and family.

[@sarahhardy8649]

I’m with you on that. My mother claims I always had my clock backwards, right from the start. I’m super glad it works for you, it’s important to find a routine that works.

[@marinkanova7048]

I discovered Kefir while living in Russia as a student and it's now sold in health food stores across the U.S.! Not exactly the same as the Russian kind... but it comes in a ton of different flavors. Really good stuff! And super healthy for your gut.

[@irmauys3068]

Love your cats! When I was a working mom I also did housework at night. Love all your videos. God bless you and your family. 😊

[@madonnadove]

I’ve made Kefir. It’s fermented dairy. You can even make it with water. Great for digestion and tasty with overnight oats. I used to be a night 🦉 owl, but that switched in my forties. Now, I’m up with the birds and I love going to bed.

[@GGGirl55]

How do you make it? 😊

[@crunchydreams]

I love kefir! Great for relaxing and helping to sleep.

[@claudiajimenez3910]

Super easy to make too. I make a smoothie with kefir, berries, banana, spinich, chia seeds, flax seeds and collagen. Really keeps you full for most of the day.

[@crunchydreams]

I'm trying to make it right now but I think my house might be too cold (55°)

[@MaryBeth1965]

Is it similar to buttermilk?

[@crunchydreams]

Kefir and buttermilk are both fermented but have different bacteria.

[@MaryBeth1965]

@@crunchydreams interesting. Thanks

[@daisygirlsqueeker4146]

I also like the quiet peacefulness of night to myself! No craziness. The only me time I get.

[@claireroberts800]

Always happy to see a video from you. Your cats are so sweet. Shaving fabric balls is so therapeutic. In Australia we call the little balls, pills, and shaving is De- pilling the fabric. One of my favourite home jobs.

[@breebooth1589]

It’s always delightful hearing from you. ❤

[@bnooshina]

Just a quick tip on using the lint remover: try not to use it on delicate clothes, or if you do, be very gentle. Also be careful not to accidentally touch your skin with it. Thanks for the videos…greetings from UK.🌹

[@courtneyhaas9286]

I bet it is so nice to wake up to a clean house though!!

[@BambiGaze]

Love your personality ❤

[@rachelbell6383]

Hello Victoria from England. I make Kefir from fresh grains and full cream organic milk, and drink it every day. I usually add a little pink Himalayan salt. I love the slightly sour taste and find it good for digestion. Occasionally I buy ready made Kefir in shops and like this too. I live in a rural community in South West England, and we share our Kefir grains when they start to over produce! Thank you for your interesting and authentic videos, I very much enjoy watching them. Best wishes.

[@rachelbell6383]

I forgot to say that my son lives in Tbilisi also 😊

[@belindahugheslifestyle]

Hey Vika and family. I always look forward to hearing from you. You and my late mom would have liked each other. She was an Aries who loved homemaking and kids, and a pre-computer era schoolteacher who always stayed up late to do quiet teacher tasks on top of daily dishes and laundry. As a child, I wished she didn't, as an adult, I understand. Glad you have the fellow-night owl cats to keep you company. Love your sofa set! Bright blessings. 💖

[@mariainman3618]

awwwww❤❤❤❤kitty.... you could never be a failure. You always do so well and take such good of your children and your husband and friends you even moved in a different country to make a better life for them and yourself ❤

[@mia_seym]

I grew up mixing thick yoghurt (like Greek yoghurt) with water, so when my Canadian town got kefir in the '00s, we were hooked! Also, my husband and I are the same way. He cannot stay up to midnight without drinking, and I only go to bed before midnight if I am ill, otherwise I am up working, creating, or quietly cleaning

[@gunnandersen7412]

Kefir I grew up with. It is a kind of milk. Healthy for kids. Also I add sugar and crisp bread. I like strawberry yoghurt as well. Great to work silent late evening before going to bed. Tidy in a way. I often put the dish into the disher very late.

[@edencraciunescu]

Here in Arizona, USA and I love kefir! Our local grocery store sells it raw from local arizona farms. It is funny trying to explain it. A thin, sour, yogurt drink that's fermented and seems carbonated 😅😂

[@dontdominateme]

My schedule is the worse it has ever been. Ive always been a night owl. When you have kids the night time is your mommy time. Although some nights i let the kids stay up super late if their is no school. Lately i have been styaing up til 3 or 4 am and then try to function the next day caring for my elderly parents and children. My 16 year old dog is suffering from doggy dementia.she starts barking at sundown and continues til almost day light.then she sleeps all day. Its like Alzheimer's in humans. Last night we tried a new medication. I hope it works. I love your vlogs and your little family. I am learning that your husband loves coca cola lol. They should give hi. Some free soda lol. Merry Christmas. Thank you for sharing your life with us. We appreciate all the time you put into the channel. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@Yesica1993]

Do they sell those noise machine things there? It's like a fan noise without the air blowing. I don't know if it would help with the neighbors, but I know my friends had them in their kids' rooms. You could not hear any outside noise! They are fantastic. It might also work just outside their door, if they can't get used to it inside the room.

[@anetabml]

I have the same fabric shaver and agree that it's the best thing ever! I can make the clothes look like new again

[@zuzawozniak]

I love your videos it's really great to watch just a regular life. I appreciate your videos, thank you for sharing!

[@imathumb]

me watching this at 1am as part of my night owl routine 😉 i actually found this really reassuring, cos i have an 18 month old daughter and honestly getting up early has been THE hardest thing for me! my husband does it most days and i feel really guilty, but it's genuinely difficult to adjust, it's my natural schedule! i moved to the other side of the world and still ended up in the same schedule 😂

[@raggedblossom508]

You have inspired me to try kefir. It's available but not that common here in Australia.

[@sierralapointe2887]

Kiefer is really good for you. It balances out your stomach issues and lots of other reasons I drink it everyday🦋

[@joannunemaker6332]

Don't feel bad. I've been a night owl my whole life. And, when I worked, I had a day job! I ended up taking naps, but did all my main jobs at home at night. It's very normal for me. I was like that as a teenager also. I'm still like that. You are not alone.😊❤

[@rangerbob42]

Loving 🥰 your interesting videos!

[@LeviMatteo]

I've always admired night owls, and morning people too. As for me, I define me as a bed person...

[@adriwthomas]

I’m a night owl and my husband is a morning person, as well. With 4 children, night time is the only time I can get anything done 😂! My husband wakes up at 4:30 in the morning and I just cannot do that. Your newest cat, the light orange one, looks identical to one of my cats. I always enjoy watching your videos because they are so relatable!

[@Hazeleyesx2]

Also I love the orange kitty she is so playful

[@Wintermaus]

Love kefir, it's a permanent item on my grocery list! Greetings from Germany 🇩🇪

[@marinagreco4026]

as always it's a pleasure to watch your videos so thank you for sharing all these moments. Your two cats are adorable: we can see they are happy with you. The ginger cat adores you and is probably grateful to have been saved from the street. It's impressive how he seems to have adapted to the house: he doesn't want to go out despite his old life? In any case, congratulations also to your first cat who accepted this companion (it's not always easy).

[@katherineafzal2315]

They have Kifer here at the grocery stores in the US. They have the plain ones as well as fruit flavored. I like the plain ones, because growing up I drank dough. It is a middle easter drink similar to Kefir. Dough is a carbonated sour/salty yogurt drink (not sweet at all). My husband on the other hand prefers the flavored Kifer.

[@oxfordpictionary]

I am also a mix of a natural night owl and a forced early bird. Feel you so hard on this! ❤

[@sandor7594]

7:40 There is also a practical brush for cleaning clothes, it removes small impurities from clothes. You don't need batteries, you have to work with it by hand.

[@malc121]

Love your videos and you never seem to stop working you need some you time which you can’t looking after your beautiful family take care ❤❤❤

[@AlaskanCam]

I’ve always been a mix of night owl and early bird, this video is so calming. Love from Alaska! ❤️

[@tinagriffiths3157]

I think everyone in the world knows the 'Oh!' feeling when something falls down the side of the sofa 😂 I love the way you capture the humour of these universal experiences ❤ And I also have four categories of kitchen cloths 😂

[@andreea.s]

I am a night owl myself and you perfectly described the way my brain and my body function. Over the years, I’ve been struggling with people around telling me that I have to change my schedule, that I have to make more effort to be active in the morning, that that it’s not a “normal” and healthy biorhythm, etc. Why do some people consider that their “normal” is the only one that is correct and everyone else’s has to be changed?! 🙈😆 PS: I love Kefir and I do not find it that sour as you described it. ☺️

[@barbaraar2184]

Same!❤

[@andreea.s]

@@barbaraar2184🤗

[@GGGirl55]

Me too! 21 and have been like this since I was born (my mum tells me even as a baby I would only fall asleep 2-3am and wake up late). I’ve tried to change it so many times but I’ve finally accepted that this is just the way I naturally am and am always going to be, and there’s nothing wrong with that 😊

[@higherlearning228]

It's 1:42am & I am still alert watching this. My wife is the exact opposite. Waking at 7am & going to bed at 10:30. My schedule is typically 11:30am-2:30am. Like you my most productive time is late at night around midnight. But she is already asleep by this point. So it makes it very awkward to clean & do chores. Because you have to be quiet. She does most of her chores before 10am. But has to be quiet as not to wake me. Neither one of us chose our biological rhythms. We are just wired differently. Have tried Kefir. & it's not bad.

[@monicaale231]

Conheci seu canal essa semana..sou do 🇧🇷 Brasil..estou amando sua simplicidade. Seus vídeos. Tô vendo desde o primeiro 🤦🏻‍♀️. Parabéns pelos vídeos. Que seu canal continue crescendo. 🤗

[@tatummatlock237]

I’m a night owl too. When do you go to sleep and get up? It’s 2am as I write this.. 😂

[@maryhutchinson7026]

This is so relatable for mothers. ❤

[@roxana6172]

I love kefir! We drink it in Roumania too. It's such a satisfying drink. I really enjoyed this kind of video. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@sundynightlive]

Always a night owl. Loved night shifts at work. We also use kefir! I enjoy the drinks, and my husband buys a sour creamy, thicker version for hummus garnish. We found the farmer cheese you use for syrniki at our local market!

[@LoveIsInTheHouse]

I absolutely love kefir.. I buy it all the time from my store when I see it..

[@debracole6587]

I used to be up late at night as a teenager studying etc. Later on when I had my daughter (a month before my 25 birthday) my sleep pattern drastically changed. As I have aged it worsened to the point where I only sleep for 2/3 hours a night and sometimes not at all. I have seen Kefir in the grocery store and wondered about it. The section is very small.

[@aurorainAlaska]

I am completely the same way as a night owl. No matter how much sleep I get, if I have to wake up early, I will be so tired all day. I gave up trying to be an early bird, too.

[@alrisden]

Effective routine, similar to what I prefer. Watching you rolling clothes reminds me way back when you first explained that preference to us.

[@LB-ou8py]

I'm actually a morning person, but I spent so much time working the night shift that I find I get more done at night. No one calls you and you don't have to deal with a lot of traffic. I love going grocery shopping at 1 in the morning, no crowds. If I'm really restless I've gone for a mile and a half walk in my neighborhood at midnight.

[@oxfordpictionary]

I love shopping at night too for that reason. And I also love writing and working at night because no distractions. Except texts from my mom lol because she is also a night owl

[@Javainthebox]

What a great video and I love seeing your kitties. I’ve made my own raw milk kefir for years. Here in the USA, it’s considered a drinkable yogurt. It’s amazing for digestive and immune health…so great for your health.

[@jomama81ranch8]

I too was a night owl for most of my life and my husband, NEEDED his sleep!! Unlike you.... I was also a morning person, who could go to bed at 2 or 3 am, and then get up at 7 and be busy as a bee all morning... which I still am like that, though I just don't stay up past 12 any longer. My husband is not a morning person and though he gets his sleep, he is still very slow in the morning, but I begin to wind down and get sleepy at around 3-4 pm when he is still going strong. As ranchers, due to this, I am the one who goes out and checks young cows that are pregnant with their first calf, at 2 or 3 in the morning. We check these every 4 hours around the clock, but I do the middle of the night check. Sometimes the cow I was watching has had her baby, but I see another one just about to start.... so I go back every hour to check until I KNOW that all the new babies are doing ok, and I have no others "thinking about" going into labor. So there are a few nights each calving season that I am literally up all night long, and sometimes I have to go get my husband to help with one!! When we were first married I was getting up with our youngest son Ty, as he was a baby, so this wasn't an issue. Or back when we had a few brood mares and I slept in the barn to video the births of our foals! Most of the time I just went to bed... if I could, meaning I didn't have any cow in labor... after I went out and checked them. My husband will get up at 6:30 or 7 in the morning and go do that early morning check, before coming back in for breakfast and to write down cow numbers of all the new babies born since the tagging the evening before, after 4-5 pm. After that, he goes out to start feeding and doing the morning chores... which takes him until around noon. Then I will get up around 8 and if I have cows to feed, that is the first thing I do is go feed my bunch of cows 3 miles from our house... too far to haul the bale processor with the tractor. I have a bale bed and roll out the big round bales with my pickup. Then I come back in and eat a light breakfast while using a special ink pen, I make the new calf tags from the list my husband has left me, and hang them up to dry. These tags are the same color and has the same 3 digit number as the mama cow it was born from, so mama and baby have identical tags... easy to find who the lost baby belongs to, etc.! After making tags, I have a small 2-3 hour window to get my daily housekeeping done and clothes washed and put away. When my husband comes in for lunch, we eat lunch and then we both lay down for an hour nap.... when and if we can, and then he goes out to start tagging the new babies I had made the tags for, and I give him about 30 minutes to get started before going out on my 4-wheeler (quad) to start driving each mom and baby pair he has tagged, into their proper pasture. Male calves with their mamas in one pasture, female calves with their mamas in a different one.--- Our son Ty, now 28, comes up from the main ranch, where he has spent the morning doing all the feeding of the bulls, and all the young calves down there... and he comes to help pair out and then he goes from pasture to pasture with his pickup and feeds all the bunches a protein cube we call "cake".... or I affectionately refer to as "cow cookies"! We have LOTS of pet cows that very much seek you out to be hand fed. About 1/3 of our herd are tame cows or calves.--- Then it begins again the next day.... for about 10-12 weeks during the spring. All that to say.... now that I am 61, that night owl routine has changed a bit for me and MY husband. I used to be able to come into bed and he slept right through my coming and going to check cows in the wee morning hours. ----But now he wakes up every time, so I spend spring calving season in our basement bedroom so that he can sleep all night.... plus, I can set an alarm and go to bed at 9-10 pm and get a couple of hours of sleep before I go out to check cows, knowing that I can come back in and go back to bed without waking up my husband. lol If I was a night owl and was NOT a morning person, I don't know how I would function?! LOL

[@zuzuspetals9281]

I’m night, my husband’s day, but he rarely is awakened by my getting into bed around 4-5 am. We have time between 4-11 pm when he goes to bed. I appreciate that he accommodates my need to sleep during the day which I don’t find strange but others harass me for often very harshly. At 68 I think I know what my body prefers.

[@truthonwheels8652]

I love kefir!! It’s everywhere in the UK now in both drinking and yogurt forms.

[@bondmood]

I would love it if you would make another night owl video. Night Owl, part 2. 😊

[@bellespunkk]

Oh I love Kefir!! I have IBS (irritable bowel syndrome), so I constantly am looking out for food/drinks that rich in probiotics. Sometimes I add salt to it so it can taste similar to the Turkish aryan drink (salty yogurt drink)... which I find is really refreshing in the summer!

[@nancyvotto9048]

We have Kiefer but are in many flavors. Known in the states as liquid yogurt.

[@weronikasadowska7289]

Hello there from Poland, we know what kefir is 😁 as about the clothes I would recommend using a normal razor - completely quiet. Love your cat under the pile of loundry

[@jj-if6it]

My whole family are night owls, we stay up late and don't get up early. It's really hard to change that as I'm naturally more alert at night than in the mornings. But it's not necessarily a bad thing! 1:30am would be too late for me though

[@maryryan]

Hello Victoria ❤.... Thank you for sharing your life with us 🙏🏻 😊 Night routine 😴 Greetings from South Africa 🇿🇦

[@nanagram13]

I think people are just naturally morning people or evening people. They say opposites attract. You were not alone you had the cats to help (?) Take care!

[@elainecantrell]

Kefir sounds like what we call buttermilk. It's kind of sour too. I love it.

[@stephaniebaird6937]

💖💖💖love this vlog!!

[@christineb8148]

I grew up on kefir, even more than yogurt. It's the easiest to make! I love it. It kind of feels like a treat even if it is good for you. I'm wondering if you ever deal with SAD in the winter when there is not much light in the northern hemisphere. When I moved to the NE USA, it is much much darker in the winter and I noticed less energy and my sleep was worse (I have always been a night owl but this was a lot worse) so I started using a therapy light for 20-25 minutes in the morning and it has helped a lot.

[@MyFavoriteColorIsBLUE]

That little thing that you are showing is called a fabric shaver. They are very handy to have.

[@paulaw3399]

I love Kefir. In the US, we say it kee-fer. The kefir i buy is not sour but fizzy. I have mango flavor now. I ussually get strawberry. Maybe plain is sour. I drink a little each day and it is all mine I also drink out of the bottle. Those sweater ball shavers are the best. I have had one for 20 years. They make sweaters look new.