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I thought for a long time about uploading this video to the channel! The video was shot in the winter, and Bohdan couldn't even walk yet! And now it's spring and Bohdan is running))) But I wanted to leave these memories not only in my memory, but also on my channel.
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[@KuldeepVerma-oj6zx]

After a long time I saw you with family. Bohdan identifying people he is growing well. Thank you for this video. Waiting for more videos.

[@yuliafromukraine]

Thank you! Soon I will show you a new video and you will be surprised how much Bohdan has grown) he is such a smart and good boy🥰🥰🥰

[@KuldeepVerma-oj6zx]

Yulia, when was Easter there? I don't know, but now I wish all of you a very happy Easter. I hope you will have been celebrated with your family. Please convey my greetings to your family members.

[@yuliafromukraine]

Easter was on May 5. Thank you for your greetings! On Easter we were in the village with our family🥰

[@trevmacc]

Hi Yulia your looking well and Bohdans growing fast soo be joining the ,kids and you having fun in the snow looks great to see and nice to see all your family ,hope they are keeping well, love to you all,take care 🫂💙💛

[@yuliafromukraine]

Hi! Such a nice comment, thank you!!! Sincere greetings from the Ukrainian family!🥰🥰💙💛

[@trevmacc]

@@yuliafromukraine hugs to you all 🤗

[@yuliafromukraine]

@@trevmacc 🥰🤗🤗🤗

[@trevmacc]

@@yuliafromukraine how is Bohdans ,your family and you all,hope your all wwll ,love to you all🤗💙💛

[@yuliafromukraine]

@@trevmacc Thank you, Bohdan is growing in love) soon I will show you how Bohdan helped us plant pumpkins😅

[@c-d]

Hello Yulia, nice to see you all again. Those were wonderful moments that you will remember fondly in the future. Thanks to this video, this will be possible at any time. Best wishes and greetings to the whole Ukrainian family and thank you for uploading this. 💙💛🙏

[@yuliafromukraine]

Hello!!! Thank you for your kind words! It's always nice to read comments under the video! You are an inspiration) Best regards from Ukraine!

[@c-d]

@@yuliafromukraine Hi Yulia, I think all your videos are great. There are so many interesting, cute and beautiful moments to see despite the difficult times. Bohdan's smile, for example, or the children's laughter while sledging, or Rocky wanting to be cuddled, or your embroidered picture on the cupboard, or the festive table, or just the beautiful view. It is these many beautiful moments with the family that make up life. I can only encourage you to capture these moments, because they are priceless. 🤗💙💛🙏

[@yuliafromukraine]

@@c-d I'm crying with happiness reading your comment! You have noticed everything so well))) I felt so much warmth and happiness from your words) Thank you for making my day even more beautiful! You radiate love! Hugs to you from Ukraine💙💛

[@c-d]

@@yuliafromukraine Thank you very much Yulia. Hugs for you and your family from Germany. 🤗🤗🤗💙💛

[@yuliafromukraine]

@@c-d 🤗🥰

[@aarhusnord]

Bohdan must be confused sometimes with all these adults showing him things and talking to him at the same time. It is interesting to see how everyday life differs from e.g. Denmark. Some small details I notice are, that icefishing is almost unknown here. And carpets hanging on the wall or placed on the sofa - something you would never see here, never-ever. Seems to be common in post-Soviet nations, though. However, food bears some resemblance to Poland and other Slavic countries.Such small details are interesting to notice, I think. Please do take care in the coming time, with all this happening in Ukraine. Greetings from Denmark 🇩🇰🇺🇦

[@yuliafromukraine]

Thank you for noticing such small details! It's really interesting) My parents still have some work to do on the renovation, and they're doing their best and doing everything themselves. That's why it looks a little post-Soviet, but I assure you that it's very cozy! You won't see carpets in modern apartments either) Thank you for your concern!!!

[@aarhusnord]

@@yuliafromukraine There are some small things, where you can clearly see, that you are in another country and/or culture. Small details, where you see the differences. I once heard, that the carpets on the walls were due to thin walls in Soviet houses. If walls weren't insulated, you could hear the neighbors. Perhaps a myth, but you would never see such carpets on the wall here. In a way, I like these differences - the alternative is living in an IKEA-world, where it all looks the same, no matter where you are.

[@yuliafromukraine]

@@aarhusnord Interesting! I've never even heard of it))) I've always wondered why there are carpets on the walls) In my childhood, there was a carpet by the bed and I used to look at it every night before going to bed😅

[@aarhusnord]

@@yuliafromukraine Carpets on the wall, something that shouts post-Soviet Union to me. Other details, you would never see here, either, are white paint on trees or iron ornaments in front of windows. Or padded doors or high metal fences around houses in the countryside (that could be seen, as if those living there might have something to hide).

[@yuliafromukraine]

@@aarhusnord And we have it all😅 White paint on the trees, very high fences... and my grandmother's door is soft😄

[@CaptainFox91]

слава Україні 🇺🇦

[@yuliafromukraine]

Героям Слава!