Hi friends! Wasn’t able to upload for a while and so happy to finally get back to work again. I missed you guys🌼 Is there anybody who loves thrifting as much as I do?😅

@joeylicano6803

3 жыл бұрын

Thrifting is my favorite thing to do...so many hidden treasure to discover! 🇺🇸😃

@cruiserandtraveller

3 жыл бұрын

Some of my kitchen tools are thrifted like Pyrex or Corning Ware . I have a lot of vintage style of them. And I save a lot of money.

@carriemoench3545

3 жыл бұрын

I love Thrift shops...enjoy good value for less 💰. 😌

@montukey161

3 жыл бұрын

I shop at thrift stores and donate items I don't want anymore. Great way to save money.

@spidergirlprasident5621

3 жыл бұрын

In Germany there are some shelfs around the city where you can bring your old books and take new ones out. So evereyone can share their books without paying. I enjoy this very much. ;)

I appreciate that you blur people’s faces. So many KZreadrs record their one-on-one interactions with strangers (even though they didn’t even agree to be recorded and seem uncomfortable being filmed) for millions of people to see. But you respect the privacy of people who are even just in the background, and I think that’s very nice of you.

@VictoriaTerekhina

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you🤍 I haven’t thought about it till filming this video to be honest, so probably I’m going to spend tomorrow by bluring people in my other videos😅

@veilenedream5825

3 жыл бұрын

i agree. i don't think people should be filmed or photographed without their consent or their identity should be concealed if they are in the shot without saying they are okay with it. that used to kind of be the way it was but lately everyone takes video of strangers for social media and it's more accepted :(. very nice to see the respectful blur here!

@L_Maris

3 жыл бұрын

@@VictoriaTerekhina Honestly, when it's people just in the background it's not that bad and probably not necessary if you can't really make out their faces. I just thought it was a nice gesture. What really sucks (which I've seen in other KZreadrs' videos) it's when one can clearly see the stranger's face, sometimes even in a close-up, and they are clearly uncomfortable being filmed. So, don't worry too much about it, I just thought it was a kind gesture of you ❤️

@watershed44

3 жыл бұрын

@L. Maris However there should be no expectation of privacy when out in public, in many countries you can't demand not to be recorded in those cases, but if the property is private you can. It's a nice courtesy if you blur their faces in public, not not required.

@amandasay987

3 жыл бұрын

@@VictoriaTerekhina Im soo courious how is the salary in russia??

Please don’t skip her ads so we can help her and her little family become successful 🥺

@clownfromclowntown

3 жыл бұрын

Actually, it doesn’t matter if you skip ads or not, they still get revenue regardless.

@Izzy-ik4lm

3 жыл бұрын

@@clownfromclowntown yeah but ads are still super helpful

@juanpedro4083

3 жыл бұрын

what is it like to live life? can you tell me? I have schizophrenia and would like to be normal for at least a day, just to know what it is to be normal. sometimes I think about committing suicide, it is not worth living stuck in my own mind. I can't have a job, date, have my own family. it is not worth living like this.

@yourdadsof1325

3 жыл бұрын

@@juanpedro4083 why trauma dump in comments like this? Not to be insensitive but maybe get professional help?

@sharonm.2453

3 жыл бұрын

I ALWAYS let them play out in their entirety, or at least a minute past the skip feature if they're very long. I also visit the advertisers, just to increase revenue for my favorite youtubers who work so hard to share so much.

“Even if it is real Lacoste, who cares?!” I loved that line and I have the same mindset, I cannot understand the appeal of spending a lot of money on labels.

@germanyuberalles2530

2 жыл бұрын

spending on labels is part of the western supremacist/bullying mindset. it should be rejected

The clothes you chose for Agatha are so pretty. It’s such a delight to see how you and your husband live your lives. I think you have got your priorities right - family first. ❤️ I love that there are decent people like you all over the world. I am an old man, but this gives me hope for the future and for my children. ❤️👍🏽🙏🏽

@foxawaycottage7272

3 жыл бұрын

I agree with you! We are all more alike than different. It would be a different world...a beautiful and better world...if we all remembered that. Blessings to you and your family Mr. Wee.

@lidiab5094

3 жыл бұрын

I fully do NOT agree. I find it beautiful that she finds her fulfillment in being a mother and in putting her family first - this is true, it is a delight! It is also nice to see people who are not set on owning rather on being. However - each human being can find their own purpose in life in different directions. For one person it will be family, for another it will be traveling, for yet another - helping the poor, etc. This does not dismiss the ones who are not family-oriented, and this does not mean that there is no hope in the world. ❤️

@RetiredSubmariner.and.VanLifer

3 жыл бұрын

Yes Sir, I agree with You. She and her family give me hope for the future of Humanity as well.

@evicaf4e

3 жыл бұрын

@@lidiab5094 I totally agree with you, but on the other hand I didn't saw Mr. Wee's comment like - everybody should have family, children and put them first... I understand his comment more from minimalistic view, that they live simple life, they dont care about materialism and lots of stuff for kids and their ego. Like you dont need alot of material things to be happy... it is better to invest in relationships with whomever you want (in her case in her family).

It's rare that you see someone and know with certainty that a color is THEIR color but girl...red is YOUR COLOR❣

@einom1236

3 жыл бұрын

How do people know?? Wish I knew mine 😅

@SatieSatie

3 жыл бұрын

@@einom1236 It just looks different on you, it's immediate and flatters you in a way that the other colors (not even your favorites) don't. My favorite color is turquoise but it doesn't suit me when I wear it. "My" colors are undoubtedly navy and white; sadly, most colorful stuff look off on me.

@SatieSatie

3 жыл бұрын

I agree, she looks fire in that red sweater + red tote bag + light jeans. I may or may not copy this outfit (even though it's difficult to make bright red work on me)...

Your videos are important so that people in other countries can see that people in Russia are the same as people everywhere 🙏

@jessicainglis2516

3 жыл бұрын

I agree!

@trailerparksupervisor7046

3 жыл бұрын

Not quite the same. It’s seems that the writing there is in some kind of foreign language.

@yorkymc

3 жыл бұрын

True my friend

@RetiredSubmariner.and.VanLifer

3 жыл бұрын

So very True Indeed.

@HopeWilhelmina

3 жыл бұрын

@@trailerparksupervisor7046 ...??.. It's Russian language.

I love that when you didn't find anything you really liked for yourself, you didn't buy anything. So many KZreadrs would feel the need to buy something just for the content - but you authentically showed that thrifting is hit or miss!

good to see that people in Russia are just like everyone in the world , keep up the interesting vlogs , thanks

You are like the girl next door. Wish your family lived in the states, I would give you a hug! 💘 a grand mom from Ca. The Lord bless you and keep you and yours safe

This shows thrifting is the same no matter where you thrift. The book store was beautiful.

I really love your videos! We don't learn a lot about Russia in the UK. Apart from the propaganda stuff 🙄 most of what I know about your country comes from the things I've looked for myself. It's heartwarming seeing different people in different countries and realising we're all very similar 🥰 ❤️ Thankyou for sharing your world :) it's refreshing to see something different :)

@lornam3637

3 жыл бұрын

It's so true about the propaganda here in the UK. My son went to China to study for a year and had the most incredible time. He made the loveliest friends and the photos he shared were of such a modern and liberal culture with cutting edge architecture and awesome social media. So different to the way it is portrayed here. Even from within our country. After settling in Liverpool and it being the complete opposite of the way it is depicted in media, I have visited other downplayed cities here. There are so many amazing places outside of the often misrepresented South. I recommend Liverpool most of all but Lincoln, York and Lancaster are lovely (so far). I really want to see Newcastle, Northumberland, Bradford and just so many places now ☺️

@shannonclarke656

3 жыл бұрын

@@lornam3637 i grew up in Cornwall and couldn't agree with your reply more. Everyone thinks the South is really incredible but it's a nasty place. I've moved to Manchester in recent months and was flabbergasted by how friendly everyone was after being led to believe I'd be mugged at first sight! The South is pretty but it's also full of a lot of shallow rich white people who buy up the property for second homes and leave many locals poor and without housing. I loved living there when I was small but I couldn't imagine returning to such a small minded and aggressive place. Especially now that I'm a mum.

@hayleyo4894

3 жыл бұрын

@@lornam3637 China is very different to Russia - I was in China and as a woman, my experience was 100x the opposite from your sons.. you want to look at propaganda, China is the top ranked place for it! haha

@snailgirl23

3 жыл бұрын

@@shannonclarke656 honestly i agree !! as someone from manchester us lot up north are in general a really friendly bunch :D

@sophiophile

3 жыл бұрын

@@hayleyo4894 I'm really surprised that you felt that being a woman shaped your experience so much. While people favour having boys for historical/cultural reasons, opportunities for men and women are very similar in China. Where were you specifically, and what made the experience so negative?

Children grow so quickly and quality clothing is expensive no matter where you live. Thrifting makes sense to me. The outfits you put together will look super cute on your daughter.

Everything is so clean. Our thrift stores in the U.S. are messy .

@Iheart2cook

3 жыл бұрын

I'm in the US and the thrift stores I go to are really clean and organized. I think it depends on where they are located. Truthfully, I pick out thrift stores in wealthy areas. The items are so much better too. I find designer/expensive items frequently for a fraction of the price. Just this week I found an Anthropologie monogram mug (with my initial) for $.50. It retails for $14. It's in brand new condition. I find Anthropologie items all the time!

@hannahthehomesteader

3 жыл бұрын

US is huge, so it varies a ton. Pro tip: only go to stores in wealthier areas. I live in a relatively wealthy area of the country but even still, there is a dramatic shift from one suburb to the next. Some are disgusting and some are super nice! I will drive an extra 15 minutes to a nicer area if it means superior inventory, bigger stores, and cleaner stuff! I find $200+ barely used dresses for $10 all the time. However, my friend lives in a normal middle class area with a large military population and she can't find anything good within an hour of her :( so it can vary a lot.

@lydia1795

2 жыл бұрын

@@Iheart2cook where do u thrift at omg i wish

@y.peffle2802

2 жыл бұрын

Agree ! I'm an avid thrifter and no matter the neighborhood the thrift stores are never that clean and neat. Now if you go to a consignment store, they are nice but obviously the prices are much much higher.

I love that the store reads “second hand” in English but using Cyrillic!

@anniekate76

3 жыл бұрын

Right? So cute!

second hand is a must nowadays

@michelleayres5608

3 жыл бұрын

It would be a shame for usable goods to wind up in a landfill in any country. I'm jealous. Russian thriftshops look well organized.😁

Love that people in Russia enjoy thrift shops. I don't usually see Russian people presented as living same way as me. This is such fun to see, and educational too.

That book sounds so interesting. It would be cool to read about what parenthood would have been like during the Soviet era.

@coffeesquirrel1

3 жыл бұрын

Ditto!!!

@Yellow-Rose

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was thinking.

@lornam3637

3 жыл бұрын

Me too! It's also such a beautiful book with the embossing and colour. I remember trying the old Dr Spock parenting book when my son was born. It suggested weaning onto solid foods at 9 pounds. My son was born nine pounds three ounces so I guess some things had changed!

@user-ny6mj6ui4z

3 жыл бұрын

Actually the name of the writer is used very often and this book is like classic and people and teachers still use some advises and methods from it.

@cozywitchcrafter

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-ny6mj6ui4z wow that is super cool, I had no clue!

I have always wanted to see what life in Russia is like and I'm really enjoying your channel.

The clothes for Agatha are so cute! 😍

@lorij6796

3 жыл бұрын

Adorable red shoes and pants for Agatha. Red is my favorite color. You found some really nice clothes. The book was written the year I was born. So....it must be good advice since I'm still here! A sewing box is something all women need. You will use it your entire life. Great shopping!

That measuring tape is the cutest ever!

Interesting video on how life is in another corner of the world. You are a good and caring Mom, looking out for your family. Happy belated Mother's day from the U.S.

What a small world! I’m wearing a mask here in Canada, Watching you wearing a mask in Russia.

That was FUN to tag along with you ! It is so interesting to learn more about your country and life. You are so well spoken, so personable, just a delight to follow.. Blessings to you and your family from the United States. 💜

I laughed a bit thinking about what a parenting book from the 1950’s would be like. Let us know if it had any good tips!

@elenakrikorina2706

2 жыл бұрын

Makarenko is kinda timeless, in Russia we learn about his educational system in high school.

@leeriches8841

2 жыл бұрын

I've read marriage tips books from the 1920s and they were hilarious 😂 There was one for wives and another one for husbands

You seem like a lovely person with a lovely little family. Love learning more about Russia - keep it up!

I don’t know what it is about watching people from other countries, but that’s all I watch. And your the first person I have watched from Russia and I love you and your channel! Your such an amazing person and are making me want to make even better choices when I do buy, which isn’t often. I love seeing someone who is a minimalist that isn’t extreme like others with white walls and basic colors. And you show that it can still be done while having a family! Your amazing!

@deslane25

3 жыл бұрын

I can suggest another couple who many have fallen in love with Dan Sheekoz his wife is Susie and their baby Sati...

@farzanapoly739

3 жыл бұрын

Same here. I love watching how people lead their lives,it’s so interesting,I don’t know why. Watched people from China, Norway,USA,Russia, Korea , Japan, England

Why do I frequently catch myself smiling while listening to you describe your home, family and life there in Russia? You are a wonderfully personable young woman who is spreading such goodwill worldwide. I love your videos and really feel a strong connection with the people of Russia.

It's called a tape measure in England, and item for protecting your finger when sewing is called a thimble. Your English is fantastic and it's great to see what Russia looks like. I love the outfit you bought for Agatha. Thank you for all the lovely videos.

We call them charity shops, but I much prefer ‘thrifting’. I love thrift shops but English ones are so tiny compared to the ones you just showed us. Agatha is going to look so cute in those outfits, hope you post a photo.

@simplydifferent.

3 жыл бұрын

And usually they look quite messy 😂

@pavlal.4552

3 жыл бұрын

Same here in Ireland. Tiny and not that cheap. And also, still closed.

@cathycalrow2729

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same as you when I watched the video. Our charity shops in the UK are tiny compared to the ones in Russia and USA. You really have to know where to go to get what you want. Mostly I go for a casual look in the ones near me and mostly I don't buy anything because I am out of luck. I had three sons and was never successful buy children's clothes.

@N4T93

3 жыл бұрын

@@cathycalrow2729 there are a few websites that sell second hand kids stuff now, some are a bit expensive but I recently got an animal (the surf brand) jumper for £10 and a huge pile of trousers, shorts and hoodies/zip up jumpers all from M&S, next etc for my toddler and it was just under £25.

@DaniHMcV

3 жыл бұрын

Our second-hand/thrift stores can be huge where I live in Canada. They often carry other things like lamps, dishes, some furniture, etc. We have small ones too but we also have a chain of them here called Value Village which many (if not most) Canadians call Val-OOH Vill-AHJ to make it sound french and to be funny. Value Village stores are usually quite large. They are one of the main go-to places to look for Halloween costumes. :)

What a beautiful young lady you are, inside and out. Your English is exceptional Vika. Thankyou for all your time and commitment to show the rest of the world your life, your country, your culture, your values and beliefs. It teaches us all. Lots of love to you from Melbourne, Australia 💗 (btw, l was born and live in Melbourne, but both my parents are Croatian, they immigrated to Australia in the 1960s)

Your videos are very interesting and your English is amazing! You speak better English than many people whose first language is English 😄

I love how your city streets have wide planting of trees - beautiful!

I love how practical you are. Many here in the USA could benefit being more like you. The high chair/table, tape measure, and needle holder are great finds!

I'm so happy you posted. I'm in America and I love your channel.

The needle case and thimble, and that wonderful tape measure were fantastic finds.. I love vintage/old fashioned items like that - they show a pride in workmanship that doesn't exist anymore. They also last a lifetime instead of a year. I am really enjoying your content, thank you!

So happy to have found your channel. I was supposed to go to Russia this year. Sadly it was canceled. I love that you allow us into your life. Such a sweet family too. Agatha is adorable. Love the yellow & red outfit. 💖

i love thrift stores. at 72 i don't go out anymore and your trip was fun follow with you. i live in vancouver, washington state and grew up in california. our thrift stores are big and small and they have everything. even the small ones. and on city block you will find many of them. we have lots of thrift book stores also. lots of the stores have a special color of the day. for example, if the color of the tag is green you get 50% off. then once a month they have senior where you can get 50-75% discounts on everything in the store. the stores usually have used books too. our animal shelter opened up a thrift store. it's called PAWS AND CLAWS. all the money they make in their store goes to the shelter to help pay for the care of the animals. i donate to that thrift store. there is one thrift store here that if you are homeless or your house had some disaster etc they will give you some free clothes and household items to help you out. since covid 19 hit the usa some of these stores had to shut down. really sad because not everyone can afford to buy new clothes and some just don't want to as they prefer second hand. the goodwill thrift store, a very famous one in the u.s., even has a website where you can the really good expensive stuff online at a cheaper price. enjoyed your thrift store shopping! thank you!

@VictoriaTerekhina

3 жыл бұрын

Very interesting!☺️

I’m from Romania now living in the US and I just love your videos. So happy to see what a beautiful life you’re creating with your little family 🌻

you and your family are sooo sweet and authentic - thank you for donating your time for these videos 🥰🥰👍☀️ all the best and big greetings from germany 😊

я родилась в россси но приехала в 4 годика в америку. Тут минимализм/thrifting очень развит и меня очень радует что есть как вы которые етим занимаетесь :) спасибо!!

I’m a hand sewer and I love all the vintage sewing things you got. 💕 that needle holder was fantastic.

I absolutely love your videos: they are so extremely interesting in their detail, and you are profoundly sincere - they are just a JOY and so are you and your family! Being able to learn about cultures other than one's own, is just CRUCIAL for us all, I think, in terms of peace, understanding, compassion and equality. Thank you so much for the hours you put in, for us all! With love from me in Scotland!

You video reminded me that I once bought a book in a used book store in the USA that was from the Soviet Union. It is for kids and is called БУКВАРЬ (Primer). While I can't read it, I LOVE the pictures.

I love thrifting in Australia. My favourite book was from a local one. Edit - ok fb we have a page called pay it forward I’m my area which we can give stuff to each other which helps so many without the worry. I loved giving my old bed away I had since a kid to a young parent

@julieru8953

3 жыл бұрын

Same in los angeles. We have these groups that are called "buy nothing groups". Maybe you should start one in your neighborhood ♡

@MurisaD1412

3 жыл бұрын

@@julieru8953 yes, we have this too. This is an international project called “buy nothing project” and the web site has listed all the cities in the world that participate. I think they’re on Facebook for the most part. I love it. I’ve gotten and given many things. Makes me feel good to pass on items instead of throwing away or donating.

The clothes that you bought for Agatha are adorable. I'm sure that she will wear them a lot. Years ago I bought my granddaughter a similar animal print dress at a charity shop, but it had long sleeves. She looked so cute in it.

Your sewing basket is a goldmine! Those wooden spools and that adorable tape measure made me smile. Reminds me of my mother's sewing supplies. Thank you for sharing a little piece of your life with us. ❤

The dress you got for Agatha is adorable. I love thrifting. Thanks for taking us along with you.

You were very close...It’s a “tape measure”. Your english is really, really good. I’m blown away by it. I started to learn Russian last year on Duolingo but I had to set it aside for a bit. It is so difficult and it was frying my brain, lol. I know how to translate a word from the Cyrillic alphabet to our’s and then use a translator to see what a word means in English but I want to learn the language. I read yesterday that Russian, Mandarin and Finnish are considered the hardest languages to learn. So I decided to learn Swedish instead and now that I’m almost done with Swedish I will probably go back to Russian with a feeling of accomplishment from finishing Swedish. I hate to leave something I’ve started undone. My neighbour and good friend is fluent in Russian so that should help a lot. :)

That outfit for Agatha would make her look like an even more adorable version of Winnie the Pooh 😍Love your content and look forward to every upload!

I looove watching your videos, they’re so soothing. You have a beautiful life and I’m grateful that you share it!

I think that your videos are a great way to “bridge the gap” between Russia and other countries. In America, we don’t know much about how people live in Russia, what the stores, public transportation or homes look like. It’s really nice to see and share your experiences.

Another great video; I can see how the number of subscribers has jumped so much in such a short time. And the little touches like the measuring tape gives us so much more insight into life in Russia.

I LOVE the old sewing items!! You should hold onto those

That bookstore looks like heaven! I could happily spend a day in there.

Girl slay I randomly found the video of you showing your apartment and I immediately fall in love Both you your husband and Agatha are so cute and I'm addicted to your Vids I'm so happy I found u never change bc both 3 of you are cute and amazing Much love from Spain 🇪🇸🇪🇸❤️❤️🇷🇺🇷🇺

Yay! I’m so happy you made this video! It was so Interesting to see what the thrift stores are like in Russia. Love your channel and your adorable family 😊

I love how you choose to make even the most mundane things special and fun

What an interesting adventure! It was really fun to follow you around exploring the thrift stores. I noticed a very large wooden bookcase made out of highly polished wood and glass doors. It was very ornate for a second hand book store. It was so fancy that I wondered if it had sat in a grand home or office in it's lifetime. It was so beautiful 😍! The little outfits for Agatha were darling and I rather like her red pants. Little girls can get away with bright colors. Yes, that sewing kit was lovely too, the measuring tape will be so handy and it's special in the design. Good deal! 😄👍💕 You are very inspirational in using items which have a lot of life left in them. No waste at your house! Good job dear one! 😘💕🥰❤❤❤👍

Me and my crowd have always loved your people...no joke🇺🇸🙄🙄❤

Your videos are a breath of fresh air! I love how it feels like I am just sitting with a friend who is giving a clothing haul! Love your channel and much love from Canada! 🇨🇦❤️

Wow. Your channel is growing so fast, I’m sure you will be at 100k very soon ❤️

I am in USA and I LOVE thrift stores. I try never to pay full prices for clothes if I don't have to. I'm glad to know that other countries have thrift stores also. :)

Thank you for taking me along. I was very happy to see that thrift stores in Russia are very much alike the ones we have here in Germany. You found nice items

I love that high chair, and the new shoes you were able to get from the thrift stores. Thank you for taking us with you and I hope you update us on how the new book goes.

I was waiting for you to upload 😍😍😍😍😍😍

Thank you for sharing your shopping experience with us. Seems like thrift stores are similar to the ones here in the States, although our stores do carry lots of dishware and household items, too! However, it's always hit or miss. Love your videos and please give Agatha a big hug and kiss from New York State! :)

So happy to have found your channel . My Grandfather left Russia in 1917 and came to America . He only went back to his homeland one time in1967 . I enjoy your videos of normal life there . My friend and I go to Thrift Stores here in Florida all of the time . Especially in south Florida where the older , richer people leave their things . We furnished an entire house with things from Thrift shopping .

I have learned so much about your country and love how open-minded you are about everything!!

Your English keeps getting better, I can’t believe that’s even possible! Love your content and positive spirit. Be safe xoxo

That high chair is so cool!! I love it! It looks like it might be homemade. But wherever it came from, it is one of the neatest high chairs I’ve ever seen! I love how it becomes a chair and table. Very clever! We should all try move away from plastic as much as possible. It isn’t as durable as wood and ends up in landfills where it will never breakdown. Plus, it looks so much nicer than plastic high seats, etc. :)

My mother is in the hospital, in the ICU with covid. The only channel I can watch right now is yours. You bring me peace in this horrible time for my family. God bless you.

I enjoy your videos very much. The measuring tape is great! I'd like to read what the book says about parenting! Hello from Mississippi, USA!

@olliefoxx7165

3 жыл бұрын

Yay Mississippi! 👍✌️

Your family is Awesome! I like how you two connect with the viewers. Keep the videos coming. Watching from U.S.

i relate so much in loving those more unique everyday objects like the tape measure!

Hi Russian Girl , you are so natural and down to earth . I love to go thrifting also ! We have some very good ones over here . I Live in Florida , and the shops are nice here . Lots of seniors live here , they retire and move to Florida . Then they pass away and leave many things . Lots of it ends up in the thrift stores . You just never know what you will find ! Good way to enjoy the day ! I agree with you , not to buy just to be buying things . I shop very carefully ! Love to you and your sweet family !

Have you thought about setting up a patreon? I can only imagine the amount of generous people who would love to donate to your family and channel so that you can produce more content!

i am almost addicted to your channel!

I love thrifting; I've found such lovely bargains in thrift stores. You have a huge variety of things. I am happy that thrifting has become so popular and acceptable! When I was growing up it was considered a little bit shameful to buy things from a second-hand store. Over the years, these stores have been named thrift stores and it's kind of cool/trendy to go thrifting. I think you did very well with your purchases for Agatha and you. What a great find the highchair was! Your sewing things are unique as you say. I think the measuuing tape is very cool.

As said by everyone else, thank you for sharing your family life and giving a look inside daily life of a Russian person, for the rest of us in the world 😊 it helps to bring us all together and realize we have much in common. Next, I love the thrift store, been thrifting since teen hood. At first I was always looking to buy something cool, now I go to decompress and stroll the aisles, and just escape from anxieties for a bit. I don't mind walking out without buying anything at all. Many times if I like something I'll still put it back if I know in my heart I probably won't wear/use it. That Russian book on parenting looked very interesting, I am curious to know what it said about parenting.. Finally, as has been said, the clothes for your daughter are too cute 😍

Every time you post videos I’m shocked by how alike Bulgaria and Russia look

I love vintage books. Especially cookbooks. We have thrift stores here in the states.

Thank you for taking the time to make these videos and sharing a slice of your life. Blessings to you and your family. Greetings from a random middle-age black dude from USA. 👋🏾

I'm so happy to see the growth of your channel! You have such a lovely family and deserve the success.

Yay another upload 😃

So happy to see a new video! And I have to say, your thrift stores are VERY nice, clean and organized. I’ve never been much of a thrift shopper but maybe it’s time to give it a try! Thanks for sharing! 😊

I love thrifting and antiquing, I like the idea of having things with a story. That tape measure is fascinating, I haven't seen one like that before. It's so fun :)

Love that the highchair converts to chair and table. My family had similar one for my brother when he was little, back in the mid 1950's. That seems to be a vintage piece. The huge thrift shop was very clean and had a lot to offer. Agatha, will look so darling in her new dress and sandals. In fact the smaller Thrift shop had a colorful piece of clothing I would like to have looked at. Thanks for taking us along on your errand. Until next video, God bless!

I’ve missed your videos so much! Perfect end to my exam season 😂❤️

Yes you got it right it is a measuring tape😊 I also really love shopping in charity shops I call it my treasure hunting trips😁 I loved your video reminds me of my country as I am originally from Poland but I live in UK. Sending my love to you and your family xxx

Yes! Shopping with you was the best! 😍

You picked out some cute outfits for Agatha. She will look very sweet in that dress.

So different from where I live. Your town is very nice and clean. The shops are very interesting.

The book must be Macarenco. I read his books years ago in Greek. But that cover! So beautiful! Love your video! And the red pants, yellow shirt, sooo cute!

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it is Makarenko, you are right.

Thanks! Nice seeing the thrift shops you visited. The clothes and shoes for your daughter were so pretty. Children grow at such a fast rate that it makes sense to save where you can. The little sewing kit was a great find.

I love how you bought Agatha a pair of matching shoes for each outfit. The high chair is super cute and unusual and I think I would paint it to brighten it up, maybe white. I love thrifting too, some days you will find a few nice things and other days you could thrift all day and find nothing. Still great exercise.

Hi from Austria, I love your videos + lifestyle! ☺️

Hello from Texas, USA. I love thrifting here, too! 😊

Thank you for sharing your shopping trip with us!! I do really enjoy seeing what is in other thrift shops, I hardly ever get to see this perspective from other countries so this was a real treat! Also, I really like old and/or vintage items, so I really liked the tape measure and other things you showed!! Nowadays it is like there is not much imagination in the items we have today because we live in so much consumerism. It was the hard times when folks became the “mother of inventions” to come up with ideas for everyday common things that really made a difference. Anyway, I am rambling. Thank you for sharing your lives and fun times! I really enjoy your vlogs. Take care and God bless.

Thriftiness and thrifting are essential when starting out. Silver plated silverware, Dinner plates cup and clear glass coffee mugs, half my blue jeans and shirts, stereo equipment, lawn mower, kitchen table and chairs and other pieces of furniture, various tools, jewellery and collectibles all bought from 2nd hand stores and lawn sales. Good luck to you and you're family on your journey.