REAL UKRAINIAN VILLAGE. How average people live

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[@KJenny-th6cj]

How painful to see this peaceful life in Ukraine in this invasion situation. Please keep safe and live happily 🙏 I am Korean. It could be my situation. More worried about Ukraine people. I pray for your peaceful happy lives🙏

[@CrucesNomad1]

Good people bad govt.

[@85chuckanut]

The was made 5 years ago.

[@KJenny-th6cj]

@@85chuckanut That's why I feel painful now. It was a very peaceful and pastoral place, but now it is the very ongoing war place. Why do we the ordinary people face the war situation? We want to live in peace.

[@85chuckanut]

@@KJenny-th6cj Agreed! This is so tragic.

[@henrysantos7160]

God bless Ukraine people's too much love for them.🙏.

[@retiredtom1654]

What a sweet young lady. She seems to have pride in her country and wants to show it off to others. Nice job!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

thank you ))

[@rudrapratap8848]

+Olga Reznikova dont get it wrong is foringn women and also women of ur countries are trustable actally in our ccountrie forign women seen as they dont loyal to ther husband

[@Timurlane100]

TO - And the pride she feels for her country is delightfully infectious. When seen through her eyes, it's impossible not to fall equally in love with Ukraine.

[@firstnamesurname3445]

Rudra Pratap Like Indian women in White countries.

[@rajashekararaddih3915]

Olga is their racism in your country

[@jwychau]

Don't give up Olga! You are such a great ambassador to your country and showing its beauty.. this is your destiny don't wry about leaving temporary you are contributing where you are most effective

[@redwow]

She looks happy and proud. Makes me feel good too!

[@ricardocarmona5210]

Yah she is making me realize about stuff we take for granted.

[@ashersharif6264]

Beautiful place and people

[@justinlonghofer]

My wife is from Ukraine. Slava Ukraina! I spent 3 months there traveling all over and getting to know her culture, family and country. I jumped off river banks in the village swimming in the river, spent a lot of money in Lviv and Kiev, and even toured Chernobyl. My fondest memories will be of spending a week in the village. Drinking well water and tree juice. Fishing in the river and exploring old WWII areas. I ate all the sala and borch possible. But being from Kansas, USA...I love a good beef steak and could not find one anywhere! Spending hundreds of dollars on a bad steak. Here the best steak is 6 dollars lol. Other than the lack of steak and bad roads I miss Ukraine a lot. Mostly the people, culture, and family. But Ukraine is now here in Kansas with me and we bought all kinds of things on the market to bring back. We will go back soon with money to spend lol. My wife and I will be uploading several videos about our journey and our cultures...soon! Cheers from USA. Not all US men are here to exploit the women...we truly love your culture and glad to have such genuine and hard working people in our lives.

[@The_Gallowglass]

I hope you all make it through this.

[@lukeandbellasdad]

Thank you for sharing with us. We love you Ukrainians and pray for peace. You are wonderful strong people!!! God Bless you all!!!

[@bunnyunicorn5209]

Brilliant. This is exactly the experience I have been looking for. I want to try village life and learn before making a longer-term commitment. I'm so glad more Eastern Europeans are making such videos! I want to do this in Georgia actually, so come on Georgia KZbinrs! Promote your village and I will support you and help revive village life

[@psychokinesis878]

I am Puerto Rican living in New York, this is so amazing. One day I will travel to Ukraine and just take in everything! From the scene to the food! Thank you!!

[@summerisonthursday5239]

If many people were allowed to go back to living like this, a plain and simple life there wouldn't be so much pollution and unhappiness. Beautiful house and garden 😃❤️❤️❤️

[@vimal-cliobconsulting]

You can have both

[@cst256]

This type of video is my favorite from your channel. Seeing how normal people go about their normal lives and getting a little glimpse of their way of living. I hope you do more of this. Alright, have a nice day!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

thank you )

[@eugenesoifertis6177]

@@bradcordrey4727you stupid asshole antisemite. My relatives were at Jewish farm in a town called Pliskov in Vinniza.Killed by German Nazi.

[@user-oq4uj9vf6j]

@@eugenesoifertis6177 , а где этот нацик "Brad"? Похоже, уже повешен, и стерли его бред...

[@shuvadeepdey2574]

@@Olga_Reznikova YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL 😍. I LOVE YOU.

[@ViharS]

Seeing this old video. i can't believe how much you've grown & come long way ❤️

[@Me2Lancer]

Thank you for the tour of this Ukrainian village. It is very much like the farm I grew up on in central Texas. I'm surprised at how similar it really is.

[@NikolaGluvakov]

This took me 20 years back, when I used to live like this. I'm from Serbia. Good life! Enjoy it!

[@vulcna1]

a kako se danas zivi u kovacici

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you! )))

[@NikolaGluvakov]

vlada limar, mnogo se promenilo. Sve je postalo mnogo modernije. Ekonomska dvorišta su prošlost. Poljoprivredom se bave uglavnom veći proizvođači. Manja gazdinstva odumiru. Konja nisam video 15 godina. Bašte su ili zarasle zbog jeftinih proizvoda ili su postale letnjikovci, mesta za odmor.

[@NikolaGluvakov]

Olga Reznikova, пожалуйста. Вы прекрасная семья и ваш блог очень информативный. Продолжайте в тем духе!

[@JJSWEATBulkTool]

Very nice. I would love to visit Ukraine . Where should I go and when?

[@ferdinandporsche1484]

God bless you Ukraine! Kazakhstan always support you!

[@Balinux]

Is that still true?

[@seviregis7441]

Prior to these videos I didn’t realize how beautiful Ukraine and her people are, so humble yet strong, kind yet wise, and how much they love animals and nature. My heart is broken over the current situation which should never have happened. Praying for you every day, my brothers and sisters, May God give you the victory and destroy the evil enemy ASAP.

[@richardsummers9009]

Great video , God Bless Ukraine 🇺🇦 and The People ❤️🙏🙏😇🎶....

[@rohzpopper4922]

Pretty Olga; Simple Village lifestyle is much more better than stressful city life. U live longer ! Don't bother about the others comment on ur English. You're not in England or America. U did a great job !

[@pedrosantiago5144]

Waching from Philippines

[@mainiac430]

Thank you for iniviting us to share Ukraine and this home. I loved the walk around the garden, its so beautiful. Great job with the video and awesome job for the owners and gardeners. Warm regards from the US.

[@glrespicefinem3759]

What a beautiful Ukranian Home & Garden . God's Country. America is for Ukraine. Olga, you are a very lovely young women & mother...God Bless you, your Family, & Ukraine...😄 Gregor Astoria.

[@kazgoz2529]

Beautiful vlog, it brought some memories back thirty years ago in Poland.

[@frankbruno7122]

Thank you Olga.. I loved their home and the country living.. very beautiful.. you do very nice work! Well Done! Frank from Boulder, Colorado, USA

[@willemdederde6669]

Great Movie Olga. You are able to give the world a bright look into an Ukraine we dont see in the newspapers. It feels like i have been there after watching your video. You are also able to change the way we look in common to your country in the positive way. The way you are presenting it is honest and authentic. Keep on going like that.

[@zaynevanbommel5983]

Thanks for showing us around Olga

[@howtomake01]

Awesome👌

[@theviking363]

That is how many Americans live. I have my garden and my farm livestock, a cow, chickens, gaurd geese etcetera. A nice way to live. Two thumbs up!!

[@christianfreedom-seeker934]

Um no. Most Americans live in cities or suburbs or the newer "xurbs" very few Americans have chickens or cows because we are wealthy enough to buy our food from stores. Besides, growing your food in the USA is a fool's errand, it is MORE EXPENSIVE to raise chickens and goats than it is to buy the food at the store.

[@RichV20]

This is NOT how many Americans live. Maybe 10-20% live in rural area and half would maybe live like this. Many other farmers or small towns would live in houses maybe 3 times the space with the new appliances. Aside from those living in poverty, the rest of urbanized Americans live in spacious houses with all mod cons.

[@RichV20]

Americans make too much money to warrant spending extra time with a garden and farming. Buying meat and produce at low prices compared to wages the grocery is far more economical. Even lower class, poverty or unemployed Americans get Food Stamps and can just get things as well at the grocery. Just how it is.

[@kapilbhati7179]

Whole india live like this and in stone age

[@brandon.mart00]

@@RichV20 Clearly you don't understand the word many and mistake it for the word most. Yes 10-20% is many. That's 1/5th of the population. That is a considerable sum. Just because you live in suburbs or disregard the size of housing doesn't change the lifestyle. They're talking about lifestyle not possessions. You're either completely ignorant or you've chosen to be willfully ignorant.

[@relaxverse3986]

In case of any apocalyptic global economy meltdown, which most people probably are aware of, this kind of a home is the one of the best for sustainability.

[@bububu7094]

Sweet Berry , there people do not cry of the pain of mortgages and loans. They live free and enjoy their days, no traffic, no taxes)).. Though a bit more organized enviroment would be great. Things everywhere

[@royrosales81]

Really nice video. Love the garden and tour of the home. Thanks for sharing!

[@mohammadchowdhury6729]

Good and smart briefing ........... Big thanks to dear Olga ☺☺

[@worldscoolestgal]

u r doing a great work by promoting ur country love from India

[@Olga_Reznikova]

thank you!

[@VikashSingh19882]

i love russia n ukraine

[@headlinesgenerator5426]

LMFAO

[@kuntalsarma5106]

Yes, so please dont come to India.. Indians hate people like you

[@basicsurfer08]

whats up with people insulting whole religion rather than just having a direct go at this person ''sam dee'' ? are you short of abusive language or what?

[@VideoBizBuzz]

love your easy going natural video style Olga - thank you for making these videos! :)

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you so much!)

[@skywriter007]

You're welcome, I would send you some money but dont see the link

[@julianaf3477]

Olga, самогон называется moonshine (муншайн), навоз manure (мэнюэр), компост compost (компоуст), смородина currant (кёрэнт), красная смородина red currant, теленок calf (кэф)...видео супер, молодці, хорошая команда, а у вас есть facebook page? 💙💛💙

[@thesachin7009]

Hi Olga...You are nicely explaining of the Ukrainian villages life, Its very systematic, Good to see you in the villages of Ukrainian. good job.

[@shuryanology517]

i can’t stop laughing when you start zoom in/out your camera.i hear witch was laugh at me 😁

[@JDMaya]

OLGA YOU HAVE A MOST BEAUTIFUL ACCENT, AND YOU ARE GREAT AT SHOWING THINGS. YOU REALLY MAKE ANYONE FEEL LIKE HE/SHE IS THERE.

[@Eil510]

Thank you for the tour, I live in NY and there is a Ukranian Church here and the people are very nice. We share good cooking with them at their festival each year. I hope you get some great green vacationers from this video. I love farm living and I am sure the food is so healthy. Good bless your country.

[@user-fi9lw9kb3e]

Ukrainian church? Are you serious? Russian Orthodox Church. The rest are just schismatics. And until 1917, there were no Ukrainians. There were little Russians, Russians. Belarusians, Little Russians, Rus are all Russians. Wrestler Ivan Poddubny - was called - Russian wrestler.

[@steveeee91]

Manhattan or Queens?

[@adnanrazaq6839]

Hii

[@thealize808]

Thank you for sharing a part of your world. Stay safe

[@judymcpheron5955]

Thank you for the lovely tour of the garden and your house. It is good to learn about other cultures and what similarities we share. Baby is adorable. Please keep sharing more of your culture. U.S.A. supports Ukraine. Many prayers for all of yous 💙🙏🙏💛 Judy from Michigan, U.S.A. 🇺🇸

[@johnrichards7476]

Thank you for your blogs Olga. I'm saving my money to visit the Ukraine hopefully soon. Until then your blogs do wonderfully well for me. Keep posting more please!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you so much!;-)

[@michealtull9033]

Amazing every thing on that small piece of land is in production. People here in the US should take notice of just how independent people can be.

[@cindaberry1108]

When will people realize that the USA is a large country with multitudes of different people? Do you know what "Homesteaders" are?

[@michealtull9033]

@@cindaberry1108 Yes ,I certainly do know what a homestead is .

[@user-pn4uj6qj2f]

In Ukraine you can do whatever you want to do. Even prepare home made alcohol (as you can see on the video in so called kitchen). Plant what you want even in front of your house (exept Cannabis and other drugs), keep what you want: kengooro or tiranosaures if you like. There are no restrictions to any breed of dogs. There are no restrictions to rebuild or repair your house the way you want or establish electric wires or sewer with the help of local specialist. No need to pay agencies if you want to save money. No restriction to washing machines, electric bills $3 to $30, if you not using any - you don't pay anything (many people use electricity to heat the house in winter -20°C still $30). In Ukraine you can say in public Fu.k ...(put any name even your president) and everybody will only smile and police will ignore. You can argue with police in polite manner or tell them you don't have documents with you - if you lucky, in most cases they will tell you go away. There is no politcorrectnes. You can curse whoever you want call them all animal names - there are no guns, only punishment you can get - middle finger or punch to the face if you smaller than opponent. There is no feminism. Because women and men in Ukraine were equal in rights from ancient times. Everything: money, choosing husband ... When girl marrying man, groom DOES NOT paying for her to her father like for some stuff. Even opposite: parents giving money or property to their daughter so that new family will have something to start with. So in marriage husband CAN NOT treat her in inappropriate manner - wife does not came empty handed. Woman can divorce when she wants if abused. Children ALWAYS stay with mother. When there were struggles in Europe and US for women rights we simply could not understand what do they want and why they aren't equal in a first place.

[@MuhammadAli-rl5jd]

Your country is beautiful, I have visit your country, I invited you. Visit our country,

[@CC-jv3wm]

@@strange-universe exactly what I was thinking. I live in an area very similar to this video in the US. Don't group us all in your urban nightmare

[@cinmarr8297]

Beautiful Ukraine. Hope things get better for you guys.💙

[@veeryadav_74]

yes dear

[@geraldbly4903]

Very nice garden! Thank you for the tour!

[@Anilkumar-cj1tm]

You people are such innocent and polite , Love you all Ukrainians.

[@jaremaw2368]

Hahaha! Ukrainian innocent and polite. Look up en.voicesevas.ru/news/yugo-vostok/2578-europeans-seems-you-are-shameless.html

[@gaylenorris435]

i looked at and she was cute with a beautiful mom.some people are sick,.

[@gaylenorris435]

i i agree,and i remember a few years ago Russia were taking their tanks and running over ukraniaians.the head of the country fled for Russia under putin's protection.

[@minimal5304]

Ask Poles how "innocent" were Ukrainians during WW2.

[@gaylenorris435]

look at japan and germany during ww2 and now they are our allies.strange bed fellows along with Vietnam.things change except for Russia and middle east,north korea.my dads friend fought in the Korean war.

[@rodneysippel751]

Hello from Australia ! Thank you so much for this video. I grew up in the country here in Australia and really love seeing this !!

[@williamsibug1838]

Hi! Olga I'm watching you now here in Khartoum, Sudan on yoir Channel. Well you looks so beautiful and very smart. You create a great video. I love to see those beautiful garden with colorful and greenish.

[@francescomajorus302]

Thank you dear Olga. In our troubled times, there would have to be many more videos like this for the world to see that there are good people everywhere. Unfortunately, the media shows us far too many negative things. I know a similar way of life from my childhood and consciously sought it out again as an adult. May humanity finally find peace and work together. There are good people everywhere, and you are one of them, you can feel that. All the best for the future.

[@kristigiese7892]

Thank you for sharing about Ukraine :)

[@prafuldsouza7579]

strongman1488 _shes from her home_

[@zmuhamad_6593]

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[@bkchhonkar5682]

Right Hi I'm from🇮🇳 india beautiful country You?

[@miguelmontoyab.1524]

Hello kristi

[@riverhound8406]

I am Canadian, however my great grandfather came from Ukraine about a hundred years ago. I would love to visit or maybe move to Ukraine.

[@Idgaf-1998]

River Hound don't go there! They are filthy racist and make you a slave and loot all your money and left you for begging.

[@raus_mit_Islam]

Ukraine is somewhat harder than this video shows.

[@musictube3780]

You should definitely visit sometime. I am from am America but have relitives in Ukraine. I enjoy visiting Ukraine during my vacation.

[@galvanizedcorpse]

and now leafs are ruled by guy with vagina

[@ukrainianamerican79years72]

amit gupta that’s a stupid stereotype

[@mickvoice9669]

Your misuse of English in this video was very cute and made me smile a lot ;))

[@dixiemerchant1052]

❤️ very informative!!

[@johnnyblade9272]

Many of us are led to believe here in the US that Ukraine is a war-torn country impoverished and in horrible shape. From your point of view it's beautiful, quiet and tranquil. Really enjoyed the video, your village is no different than a small town Middle America in the heartland we're all the Farms are Kansas, Nebraska and other States Like That... 🇺🇸

[@maryluffman7124]

Really nice enjoyed it thanks for showing us !

[@user-iz7tq9dx8w]

Yeah, I don't understand why other people think that ukraine is bad. I, for example, was born in chortkiv and people are kinda poor there but we don't really care, there's a beautiful nature and no coronavirus 😂

[@csheru]

US deep state (Not innocent/ignorant citizens) along with their allies (Deep State) made others believe , through their propaganda machine Hollywood , their music , documentaries etc , that so called non allies others are evil , poor , uncultured , backwards etc etc .

[@wealovelove9648]

Yaaa...actually what is seen here in video about rural village in ukraine is not far diff with what happen in my country indonesia still todays...most of those that realy can make me happy andcomfortable living in a peacefull silent surrounding...I really love it Olga .

[@XSirApocalypseX]

Only at the contact line at the bordern of Luhansk and Donezk shootings appear barely every day. Therest of the country is in a non war state. The crimean-border is also "safe", but not more controlled by ukrainian forces. Ukraine is a beautiful country, there are many things to see.

[@nanzuke]

Congratulations, Olga. Thank you for showing us the essence of your country with such simplicity and purity!

[@summer.clouds]

You are so great. Thank you for this video Olga.

[@ZaenalAbidin-pq8bx]

olga..you are a smart woman and full of ideas.congratulations to you

[@cutegirlfansclub4468]

I am subscribing because of your humbleness, straight forwardness and simplicity..... I like natural peoples like you..... Love from Northeast India... xoxoxo

[@Rolando_Cueva]

🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@MarkOmega.]

Hi im Ukrainian in CANADA 🇨🇦 Great video ✌🏼👍🏼

[@silaunik8691]

Good

[@domingodeanda233]

That was pretty damn good, thanks. Love it very much.

[@ricardocarmona5210]

Yah she's very proud of her country she's awesome

[@inder5650]

Beautiful village life silent nature of piece and simple people's are live in there or a lot of things yu know want to live here. Nice shoot and a beautiful girl.

[@watchoutforyourself7710]

Good job, Olga. I am in America. We love you. Bruce

[@arynnehempstock1108]

absolutely love her accent! Wonderful details!

[@zmuhamad_6593]

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[@PublicTVChannel]

Are you married or single

[@zmuhamad_6593]

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[@zmuhamad_6593]

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[@PopShoppekid]

Thank you Olga for a nice video.

[@danielvalle8094]

Thanks for sharing, it's a great video. It shows how independent can and simple people live on their own, and not depending from the system. I like how simple and peaceful life can be. It's a Blessing!

[@pby1000]

Cool video! Thanks for sharing.

[@wmarz]

Ukrainian villages are the nicest in the world and your English fluency is excellent! Well done!

[@shirleyross7199]

Thank you for sharing your home. I have been home most of the time because of covid19. I felt like you took me on a nice vacation. I live near Dallas, Texas USA and I have family who live in country in Tennessee. Your made me feel like I was with family for a little while . It is nice. My name is Shirley I am 75 years old.

[@jitendrasingh2001]

Very simple and original presentation, really like this video 🙏

[@josephinestecak4945]

Love this video of Ukrainian village life, my Dad was from Ukrainian village to UK after WWII. Told me many stories.

[@jerrysmith3414]

you speak very good english .your presentation was excellent , keep up the good work i added your site and look forward to seeing more videos thank you

[@bubbabooboo2512]

What lovely hair you two have. Thanks for the house tour.

[@GypsyTheGoatOnTube]

Very pretty area. Such a happy garden, good variety. Your englush is very good, i understood you easily. Thankyou for the tour

[@SergAlvarado]

Very nice presentation! Basic like is good and you're living very nice. Most people here don't know how to like you do...they're too spoiled here. You're doing a great job!! Keep it up!

[@TheEmadia]

Thank you for this video 👍

[@womanoftheozarks]

Hello from Arkansas, in the Ozark mountains, USA. Sweet little cottage and real life of country people. Thank you for your time to bring us natural life in your country. I too have small cottage, gardens, chickens of which I live off of with land to hunt deer and wild pigs in which to harvest for meat. Enjoyed very much. Peace and blessings

[@medasvlog89]

Nice job...showing us this is just awesome..

[@tanushmy]

Olga..its good too see the normal wonderful life out there...very much similarities with us..india.. Lots of love..from india.😇😇😇😇

[@zachzanal1067]

We might not have gardens as elaborate as Ukrainians,and also washing machine in the toilet,plus bath tubs. Love to see Ukrainians living a healthy nature friendly life)

[@alwayspete]

My thanks to the beautiful lady and true to subject video. Well done!!! Pete :")

[@cold285]

Amazing! Thanks for Sharing.. 😀

[@mdarozkabir5200]

Olga.. you introduce your country , common people,s way of life , culture.....really appreciable.....from dhaka,bangladesh

[@trishamaestrada0715]

It shows simplicity of life, its good to know that you beautiful young lady are really proud of your country. Wish that stupid people will not disturb your village anymore. Simple living is all we need. Nice video, keep up!

[@rammohan-ui1fz]

Hii

[@BlantonDelbert]

Very fascinating. I have been to Ukraine three times, 2005, 2007, and 2009. I have not been back since 2009. Although I would love to make another visit, it is not likely right now. I really liked the green beans that I saw in the buckets. In my youth here in Indiana, usa, we ate a lot of green beans. My father had a garden, and I would help pick the green beans and break them and cook them. I had many interesting adventures when I was in Ukraine. Once, I was registered with a dating agency. The dating agency was on Pushkinskya Street. I was staying in an apartment on Khreschatyk Street. This was my first visit to Kyiv, Ukraine, January of 2005. I would see the Ukrainian and Russian men walking around in those very beautiful leather coats with the fur collars. I wanted one. I went to a shop. The coats were priced at 3,000 US Dollars! I was like that is too much. I told a lady who worked in the dating agency. She told me, “Oh, on the other side of the river, you can get the same coat for 300 dollars, not 3,000!” I asked if she would show me. She agreed to meet me after her work. I paid for a cab. We went to a large market. I found a great coat for 300, just like she said. When I wear it in Indiana, everyone compliments me, ha. I tell them that I am Fyodor Dostoevsky, ha, my favorite writer. Well, the lady went her way, and I went mine. She wrote down my address on Khrieschatyk Street. I found a taxi and showed the driver the address written in Russian. Instead of driving me home, the taxi driver took me to a forest! He got out of his taxi. His intentions were clear. He was going to rob me. I am a big man, almost two meters, strong, lift weights. I got out of the taxi, and we “squared-off,” like we were going to fight. Then, the taxi driver shook his head and got back into his taxi. I got in with him but in the back seat, of course. I took the piece of paper with my address written in Russian. I show it to him again and got very angry. He understood. He took me to my place. Afterwards, I shook his hand and gave him a big tip, ha!!! That is just one story. Another time, I took a flight down to Simferpol on Crimea. This was summer of 2009. I have some wild stories from that trip. Another time, I met a nice woman in a bar. She agreed to show me her apartment, a typical living situation like you have done here in this video. She also lived on the other side of the Dnipro River. However, she did not live in a village but a quadrangle building, maybe 10-12 stories high. There were like six or of these tall buildings in their “area.” Obviously, they were built in the Soviet era. They reminded me of some buildings at Indiana University where I went to college. We called these buildings, “Quads,” short for quadrangles, four winged buildings. Her apartment had been remodeled. It was nice. She told me that she bought it for 60,000 dollars. I thought that that was a decent price. The apartment that I stayed in on Kreschatatyk Street cost 360,000 US Dollars. I asked the people in the office. They told me. Can’t remember what I paid to live there for two weeks. I love Ukraine. I am writing-down a lot of the stories from my visits. My romantic dream is to live and die in Odessa. I have not been to Odessa, but I have done a lot of research. I used to be semi-wealthy. My wealth to ok a negative turn back in 2009 during the financial-banking-crisis in the USA. Long story. I have written one book that is very funny but also philosophical. I make some money from it but not much. If it ever becomes popular and makes more money, I will return to Ukraine and visit Odessa. There is no reason to go to London or Paris or Rome. Eastern Europe is much more interesting. Western Europe is very jaded and hates Americans, ha. Americans should travel to Warsaw and Prague and Kyiv. For me, Ukraine is the place. I have a friend who has invited me to visit for several months, free, no rent charge. He is a philosophy professor at the Red University. This is very kind of him but I do not want to be a burden. I will stay here in Indiana and work on my stories, writing them down. Hopefully, I will get to return to Ukraine again. For me, the country is unique and special. Down with Putin. Long live Ukraine. I love the Russian writers, Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Pushkin, Bulgakov, but I’ve never liked the Russian politicians. They are corrupt assholes. Thanks for your informative and interesting videos. Poki, poki. Delbert from Indiana, usa.

[@UAkovalchuk]

What do russian writers he to do with Ukraine? We got our own writers.. u mixed everything together.. im Ukrainian living in USA Missouri! !! Im not mixing canada with USA

[@BlantonDelbert]

Bulgakov.

[@UAkovalchuk]

Have u heard of Shevchenko ,Franko?

[@BlantonDelbert]

Yes, of course. Do not think that your Ukrainian poets and writers are better than Russia's. That would be like black people thinking that their writers are better than white people, especially white men. That would be like white men thinking that they are better athletes than the black man. White me have been the greatest writers in the world and Russia has contributed significantly. Ukraine is not without literary artists. You've mentioned two. I hate Putin and his bastards, but I will always love the Russian writers, just like I love many black basketball players, a sport that I follow closely. Someday, Crimea will be returned to the sovereign country of Ukraine via an intrinsic long term morality. Yes, before this happens, Putin will need to be out of power and likely dead. The sooner the better for me, for the world. I will never live in Russia even though I've read many of its writers and consider them to be of the greatest known. I've been to Ukraine three times. I hope to return and write one more book there, living and dying in Odessa where I will be buried. This might not unfold but it is my vision. I love Ukraine. If you want, read more in this book that I wrote, a book that I am revising one last time. I wish you well. There is nothing wrong with loving you county, but do not warp truth in order to fit your love. In other words, I never will say that the USA has better hockey players than Canada, better cigars than Cuba. I wish you well. www.amazon.com/Intellectual-Bachelor-Delbert-Blanton/dp/1523466472/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8

[@VictorFursov]

Than you for interesting life-story! Good luck!

[@josedosanjos2200]

Very nice video ! Thanks for sharing this. Greetings from Brazil.

[@tommytambay8957]

Subscribed. Watching from the Philippines.

[@katzkatcher]

This guy is a smart gardener. He has marigold flowers in the garden to keep bad bugs away.

[@Prince-yr1ln]

Dennis B. Interesting

[@luislord2362]

Does it works?

[@rubberduckyconvoy2723]

Hi to all. I am American Ukrainian. I was born in Vinnytsia, Ukraine in 1967. Ukraine was occupied by Soviet Communist since 1918. Ukraine become freedom again in 1991. The Ukrainian people is so sweet, most in Villages. Every Summer I been spent school vacation in my grandparents's Village, of Ivaniv, Vinnytsia, Ukraine. My kids in USA never ever vill have same Summer like I had. On Summer I been horse ride, and fishing, and got to forest to colect a mushrooms, and swimming, and play soccer, and bicycle, and all food is organic. The Ukrainian girls are mostly beautiful, and kind nice HEART.

[@rockbay79]

I would love to visit. Seems so peaceful. I love how they grow their own natural food.

[@shikhakumari1428]

@oleg I want to send my child next year in vinitsa medical college how is it can u tell

[@user-ox7nd9yf7m]

are you saying that Ukraine was free until 1918? you're a liar for so many years and the head is not what is not present, moron, She was part of the Russian Empire and when was not independent until 1991, you're old brake, and the name of Ukraine from the word "outskirts" that is, the outskirts of another country,

[@a-pr8815]

would you like to go back to Ukraine ? it is not occupied anymore

[@jeromebrown4900]

дмитрий бэр R

[@josepd8426]

Dear miss Olga, thank you for providing the true picture of a typical Ukranian village life. I happened to come across your channel very late....the farm, chicken, cattle and inevitably tbe dog (though you did not show) all are wonderful experience...I am an Indian....our country extend wholehearted solidarity to Ukranian people at this difficult situation...Namasthe👏👏👏👏

[@haroldstoerman5580]

Kool devushska! Thanks from Detroit Michigan USA

[@asianfoodie5908]

Good work Reznikova!!

[@Olga_Reznikova]

Thank you!

[@rameshpavanbandaru3985]

So simple and beautiful village. you are doing wonderful in elevating your country's backbone. In INDIA we say "villages are the backbone of a country" never forget your roots. keep up the good work. wish you all the very best.

[@roncarlson228]

New to your channel and love your video's, you have a sweet blessed day.It's on my bucket list to visit the Ukraine someday soon.

[@kundanaajtak]

Beautiful lady from beautiful country. Lots of love ❤️ from India. Keep it up.

[@justiceforallthepeople2642]

Racist Singh.

[@patricksampson5659]

Дуже красиві пейзажі виходячи з найкрасивіших людей. Ваш англійська граматика дуже добре. Я хотів би говорити українською мовою, як добре. Дякую, що поділились

[@creatorAI1698]

they are preserving their country 's natural beauty and here in India we are busy in creating concrete and steel jungle. I remember there was time when you can see green like this everywhere but now its only in northeast and southern part of India only.

[@firstnamesurname3445]

Pramedh Indra You're both awful

[@firstnamesurname3445]

AnyThing Vid >India >beautiful Something doesn't add up

[@firstnamesurname3445]

Pramedh Indra Don't they teach you how to read in India? I stated you're BOTH awful.

[@pramedhindra5560]

First Name Surname no it is another matter that India has 3rd largest pool of doctors (hub of medical tourism in Asia ) engineers and scientists (only country in the world to successfully complete the Mars mission in very first attempt)in the world

[@elizabethsoro3421]

Sad!

[@yurymaidania6222]

Дякую з Одеси! Greetings from Odesa, Ukraine!

[@bobsaap2872]

Watching your videos from Texas 👍👍🥂

[@jamesohalloran5737]

Looks like there is a lot of love in this home. Thank you for sharing this with us.

[@willslyngk8448]

Beautiful village,where you can grow your own organic vegetables. looks very healthy

[@Johnnymack03]

Loved your video

[@bhupendrakumar2277]

Information, simplicity, and lady everything is worth admiring. Please, accept my admire Mrs/Ms Reznikova. It's Bhupendra from Ind

[@yesfreeman1]

Ukrainian proud of their country and the people very friendly and Honest. I’m from Dubai UAE and I have farming business between Dubai UAE 🇦🇪 and UKRAINE 🇺🇦 so my work mostly with village people so Ukrainian villagers they are friendly and generous this way I advice you to visit Ukraine 🇺🇦 it’s interesting people & country.

[@singhwaraich6993]

agricultural is gd buizness?

[@dinil5566]

@@singhwaraich6993 he probably must be rich as fuck and wants to farm lol.

[@chateacolney4783]

If there is a nice young lady hosting a video, muslims and Indian men are sure to be around.

[@lelandgaunt9985]

Neon omar the thirst among them is real.

[@spencerhowell7917]

@@bahadurovbaxish5907 there is good and bad in every race and religion . People are all the same all over the world . We are all the same in body and mind .

[@MrStrocube]

I love how she says “cheeeken.” 😘 cutie.

[@johnbagyan7727]

heard that too and smiled

[@CieplinskiPawel]

@Juan Escobar "tshyeeken";))) That's actually more just really bad, cute is your last name bro;)

[@olhaok357]

@@johnbagyan7727 Sorry, but my prononciation the same. What's wrong

[@brandon.mart00]

@@olhaok357 Nothing is wrong. It's just cute.

[@lordgallo4213]

Cheakane !! 🤔😏😍

[@jamesfriery]

Thanks for this video. Very interesting content.

[@nickloy9980]

Love this thank you!!