At 63 years old with no remodeling experience I remodeled a little cottage style house watching KZread tutorials. I put up drywall, trim , refinished the floors ,cut out a small doorway, installed a door all on my own. It gave me confidence in myself . The word 'can't ' was not in my vocabulary. After the house was finished I worked on the garden making concrete statues . I learned this from watching KZread. I'm so happy you as a young woman can inspire other young people to just go for it ! If I was a young woman again I'd definitely move to Sweden ! What a beautiful country !

@eternity7477

Жыл бұрын

From another 63-year old woman, I just want to say how amazing that is.

@wildlifegardenssydney7492

Жыл бұрын

Hats off to you. That is just great. That satisfaction from the agency….that you did it.

@dingdong211270

10 ай бұрын

You don’t look 83!

@patriot1952-os6mh

8 ай бұрын

❤ GET a German Sheperd! It will become your best friend! In fact it would give up his life to protect yours! Will warn you if someone is coming, and no need to tie up! It will stay with you! Your parents will also rest easy knowing you have it for protection! ❤

@suecollado8696

7 ай бұрын

💕Well done young lady💕

I was twenty-two when my husband bought me a sledgehammer and a house in London to use it on. I loved that renovation (with builders) so much that we sold that house as soon as it was complete and bought an old fort in Provence while we renovated office buildings in Soho, travelling backwards and forwards. Several houses later we ended up in an old duck-hunting cabin on San Francisco Bay. I renovated most of it myself, my husband was not at all hands-on, but he was always encouraging, even when he woke one morning to find my foot coming through the ceiling; I had decided to expose the vaulting. I have lived here since 2002 and transformed it, reconfiguring the flow, and removing hideous popcorn ceilings, textured walls and condo carpets. I fell in love with the scope of a wood-framed house, so much easier to work with than brick! I ripped down CDX into planks for the simple look I wanted, restored the 1946 kitchen cabinets, created a new entrance with a hall for more privacy, and created a garden by terracing down to the water and hauling soil and manure in my trusty pickup. Every single thing in this house, including driftwood furniture I made when I had no budget at all, has felt the touch of my hand. Those years of hard physical labour have taken their toll and at seventy-six I reluctantly confine myself to smaller carpentry, but I wouldn't for anything change the excitement, challenge and satisfaction of using ingenuity and a sense of possibility to create my own home. It is indescribably touching to me to read of young women like you adventuring and creating on your own terms. Strength to you!

@wildrosie

8 ай бұрын

I LOVE your life story! You are one awesome woman, and I hope to continue doing these renovations in the years to come, just like you!

“I bought a drill once” 😂 and then goes on to move to Sweden to renovate a house 😐 Absolutely legendary! 🙌😅 As a fellow Dutchie (and introverted HSP) I can only dream of living surrounded by nature, with nothing but peace and quiet around… Thank you so much for so openly sharing your journey - you're a real inspiration!! I have binged all your videos in the past few days and look forward to follow along in the future! ☺️

I am a 65 year old woman and the last 3 summers I have been camping on my land alone after retiring (the c19 pushed me to make that decision). I have also been asked if I was afraid to be there alone and I actually feel safer there than when I lived near Mpls MN. That first summer I only used a hand pump for water. You are so correct regarding the fear that has been instilled in society. It is actually amazing what we can all do and the help/info available from the internet.

I was an only child and we moved a lot while I was in school. I attended 3 different schools in one 9 month school year due to my Father accepting various promotions. I quickly learned being a loner did make the constant moves less of a challenge. My 50+ year career as a flight attendant with a US legacy based airline reaffirmed just how much I cherish solitude. The lock down did not impact me as much socially as it did others. Since retirement (related to the Pandemic), I now actually have to force myself to go beyond the mailbox at the end of the driveway. If I were younger and didn't have a major health issue I would definitely consider a similar lifestyle - just in a warmer climate. (I do not have any family so no real ties.) I admire your focus, spunk and outlook on life. You are a determined, independent, fierce warrior! Your channel is a true treat. (Re pets, maybe you could have a 'country cat' - as a reward for being your official Mouser you could feed it and it to exist on your property. It could live inside or outsie, as it wishes, so it's freedom is real. I have a friend that is allergic to cats but has a few that live on her property. She runs a small animal rescue so keeping mice from the feed is paramount.)

I grew up not to fear nature but to respect it. When you frame it in your mind that way you are prepared and able to live with nature more easily.

I never picked up a Dutch accent and I am Dutch. We do get around. I have lived in California for 40 years. Still homesick for Europe ! I am proud of you Rosie ! It is fascinating to see how you live this new life. I admire your courage ! Much love from Monterey 💕🌷🇳🇱

@judyofthewoods

8 ай бұрын

My first thought was that Rosie is Irish. Was very surprised to hear she is Dutch.

@makanimike

7 ай бұрын

yes. her dialect was hard to place. a mix of RP and some irish, a dash of kiwi in places. But mostly it is clearly an 'international' dialect.

I love your honesty and embrace of change. I admire your approach to dealing with fear. From a fellow introvert, deep thinker, and nature lover.🌱🌈❤️

@DanielErik

2 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more! And always nice to see there's more introverts out there! 🥰

I made the move to Northern Finland…..I can relate so much to your reasons for moving, it was similar for me. The feeling of freedom here to just go and walk in the forest, amongst the giant rocks left littered about the land by the glaciers. The midnight sun and how calm the lake is when you’re rowing gently at night yet you need sunglasses! Hard to explain the beauty of exploration when you just wander and come across things like crystal clear pools and waterfalls. It’s the right move….the one that made sense of my longing to feel free.

@TheGarnh8r

2 жыл бұрын

Odin is that feeling called here in the nordic countrys

@Elamori

2 жыл бұрын

Welcome to Finland! I moved to the countryside after living in the city for about thirty years, it was one of the best choices in my life. ☺️

@nicechock

6 ай бұрын

pff what does some fake norse god have to do with northern Finlands nature? As a person who lives in that area, no one will come here tell you about Odins or any other bs.@@TheGarnh8r

I find you very pleasant to listen to, and agree that living by fear alone is not a good way to exist.

I found this video so inspiring, your house is coming along beautifully, you really are showing us that there are no boundaries, only what we put on ourselves, you are a amazing person Rosie, growing mentally, physically and spiritually, I look forward to all your adventures ahead of you, you are going to be so successful in what ever you do. Free spirited roaming Rosie ❤️

@wildrosie

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Ingrid! :)

You have an amazing honesty towards yourself This is exactly what not being afraid is all about In itself , this is your biggest achievement Thank you so much for sharing your world 💕😊💕

Thank you so much for sharing! It's always lovely when I get to have a cup of tea and sit down and learn from someone who's lived experience has been so unique. Wishing you all the best on this adventure and all the ones to come.

I lived this type of life for over a decade, bought a small house in the middle of Sweden, both some land and forest included, many dreams and ideas, renovated a lot, beautiful summers, even better autumns with al its colors, vast winter landscapes during winter with ice crystals everywhere. I'm also introvert believing alone is best, but after a while I started to feel sad about not being able show and share this paradise like land I was living in. So last year I wrap everything up sold and moved back to town. Paradise lost!, town sucks as well, but now I start to think that beauty is inside your head, perhaps that was was meant by: Behold, the kingdom of God is sudden upon you.

@shar3066

2 жыл бұрын

I tried living in a town and sure all the sounds at night made me not feel alone, but i was still very much alone and the sounds at night and during the day started to bother me a great deal. Having a dog or pet at an apartment, not always possible. I started to feel like i was locked up in a bunker with no way out. No freedom whatsoever. Sure, you dont have to deal with a lot of things as u do with your own house on the countryside, but i feel less alone and more free. I wasnt supposed to live in a bunker. It wasn't my natural habitat and i can breathe now. I'm never alone, i have birds, animals , i have wifi , i have everything I need. I don't really need other humans to make me happy. I just need my space , nature and a house to sleep in at night. My blood pressure goes up everytime i have to go to the city. The noises and everything..but it also has to do with personality and how you were brought up. I dont ever feel a need to show off. I am a single woman who" built my house" from being a wreck to what it is now. I only need to make myself proud. There is no way of making a city girl out of me, i hate living in bunkers and share washing machines with others. Chickens strolling free, and growing your own food, that's true life.

@Shutupandsquatnow

2 жыл бұрын

Do it with someone and you wouldn't have sold it all. Life is an experience meant to be shared.

@patricialyons491

5 ай бұрын

Wow! Rosie, you are amazing & an inspiration. I find your story is fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing this. 💞 🍀

It's so funny, there are so many parallels between our experiences, but mine's more your journey but lite 😂 I always longed to live in a big city, preferably New York, and was fascinated with the sense of anonymity one can have in a place surrounded by so many lives. I didn't leave the country I was born in, Germany, but moved to it's capital and went to uni there. I still love it to this day, but after five years I craved something different. After hiking in the dolomites and crossing the Alps by bike I realized that it's exactly the beautiful, absolute solitude and calmness nature can give me which I hungered for in Berlin. Since I'm not yet finished with my studies and, as always, broke, I moved back in with my parents and renovated an 11sqm cabin on their property where I currently live. It is not very adventurous, not very glamorous but I hope to some time be able to follow a similar path to you and find a small cabin somewhere up north. Until then I'll just have to live my dream vicariously through your videos!

You call yourself an introvert but i am amazed at how you are able to connect with people through the lens of a camera. Amazing

@wildrosie

Жыл бұрын

Talking to a camera is so so strange! I’m only slowly getting used to it

Have lived in a big city in Sweden and wanted alot of people around me. The older I get the less I find this to my interest. So I moved to a small society in Sweden. I got a fantastic house for the same price I sold my apartment for.

Your secret is truly knowing yourself and choosing what feels rights. I enjoy your adventures.

I have been following you from the beginning of your Sweden adventure and you are doing it right! Following your heart while causing no harm us the true meaning of life. And pets do have a purpose - my horses and dogs are keeping me sane. They are my family. But one has a great responsibility and cost, which limits the freedom of traveling lightly. That's why I have not moved to Sweden or France this year, but am buying a house only 50 km from my current city in Germany. Having an old horse an two senior dogs effects life choices very much.

Ik dacht al een Nederlands accent te spotten, makes sense now! 😉 Ik vind het ontzettend knap wat je allemaal in je eentje voor elkaar krijgt, daar mag je best trots op zijn! Herkenbaar wat je zegt over angst, ik vind het zelf ook heerlijk om alleen te zijn en alleen weg te gaan. Veel mensen snappen dit idd niet. Ik denk omdat veel mensen hun geluk buiten zichzelf zoeken en andere mensen (wellicht onbewust) verantwoordelijk stellen voor hun welzijn en levenservaring. Ik vind je erg inspirerend, ga vooral zo door! Groeten van een mede Dutchy.

Wonderful video! It's nice to have some "context" for how you arrived at your decision, and some more insight into you, your life experiences, and travel background. I've been to Japan a few times, but almost exclusively in Tokyo. I never visited Rabbit Island, but they are the most gentle, calmest creatures.

OMG thank you for the update - seeing your update made me realize that it's perfectly fine to have to jump over the tons of building materials just to get to the bedroom! I admit my house is testing my patience but you made me realize that it's ok not to have all finished according to schedule and it will get finished at some point 😁 I shall now have a nice cup of coffee and get on with the building works 😁👍

@lucielou7745

2 жыл бұрын

Another Lucie!! ❤️❤️❤️

@littlelucieb7633

2 жыл бұрын

@@lucielou7745 it's a common way to spell my name like this in my country but when I lived in the UK nobody knew how to spell it 😁😁😁

@lucielou7745

2 жыл бұрын

@@littlelucieb7633 where are you? I’m in Australia and never went to school nor worked with another Lucy or Lucie. I’ve seen more and more as the years have gone on over fb etc.

@wildrosie

2 жыл бұрын

Haha I think there's no way around the mess. And it all taking ages. We'll have to embrace the journey or we'll just work ourselves to death! :)

@littlelucieb7633

2 жыл бұрын

@@wildrosie I admit I do enjoy most of the process but there are times when Netflix and a cup of tea or something stronger is the better option :D

How nice of you to tell such an interesting story. I would have never guessed how polar opposite your life was a short time ago. I think your cabin will be very bright and airy, especially during the summer. I am very much looking forward to your upcoming videos as the season turns. Hope all is going well for you!

Rosie, watched this and wow, look how far you've come. I'm up to date with your renovation and you have done amazing so far. You truly are free on this earth whereas a lot of people are trapped with consumerism or just trying to fit in. You are experiencing life, well done for seeking freedom, connection with nature. 💚

I know the feeling of being an introvert, and how amazing Sweden is for us! I hope you're really enjoying your time here! 🥰

I can't believe it's taken me this long to go back and watch this video but I'm so glad I did! As a fellow introvert I complete relate to your love of thru-hiking and your need to live in a quiet place in nature! I too have been researching living in both Portugal and Slovenia! I think I would love Sweden too, but I also realize my need for sunshine. Thank you for sharing your journeys with all of us!

Cats are almost a must when living in old country houses, to control the mice that come in. A cat that can go in and out as it pleases is also a free cat. Not the best animal to travel with, though.

I wish I had done what you did many years ago but you’re right I let people determine what I did in my life you are amazing you have a lot of stamina and guts your house is coming along beautifully and I am so glad you are enjoying your life!!😀

@livinglifetothefullest22

2 жыл бұрын

I don't know how 'old' you are but l am 58 and last year l, for the first time in my life, took everything out a large caravan (12 mtr x 3.65 mtr) and converted it into a -as l call it- beach house. Isolated it, made it waterproof again. Tiled for the first time in my life (thanks to You Tube!) Put in timber floors, timber walls. Took out the horrible bathroom and turned it into a New York loft style bathroom. Put a woodstove in. Made a natural English cottage style garden around it made for bees and other insects. And my next project will be building my own cobhouse. So l think as long as you are healthy there is no excuse of taking totally new turns in life. Just as l gave up my life in Holland and l am now traveling with my car with a rooftent to find my plot... exchange my motorbike for a horse and start living life in first gear....! And l just love how so many people step out of the fearbased ratrace and starting to discover what life is all about! It's one big blessing meeting so much very interesting people out here! So just jump and see how the path unrolls for you! @Roaming Wild Rosie super dat je je hart volgt! Je bent een voorbeeld voor velen die niet durven te springen! 👌🏼👌🏼🎊🎉

Love how everything is coming together / slowly but surely .. No rush ,

Thank you for the update, I love how the cabin is coming together and love the room where you currently sleep because it is so serene compared to the renovations going on all around. You have plenty of space for a garden and with your skills, you can build some raised beds so that the soil warms quicker. I can understand being introverted too and having worked in London, I thought it was the loneliest place on earth (if that makes sense).

You are so right. Fear seems to stop a lot of people. 😊 I traveled with my dog 🐕

Love these vlogs. The combination of the beautiful landscapes, the slow reflective pace, the learning on the job of diy, and the uniqueness of Rosie- most bloggers seem to be extroverts. They are brilliant.

Fellow introvert here. Bought a 2 car garage that was surrounded by a 3 m high wall on all the sides that matter, and a park where there is no wall. I live very close to the capital but because of this wall and park also in a world of my own. I turned the place into a cozy little home with a very clear distinction between my world and the rest of the world. Has been a godsend. I have a younger brother with basically the same problems I have. He lives in Sweden now in his own little house, just like you. He has his own private lake on his property. He could be your neighbor.

Congratulations on the 100000 subscribers. You are doing an excellent work with the videos and the DIY projects. It is probably quite time consuming to place the camera and montage all the footage. Also, excellent camera and drone work.

I'm an introvert, too, and I also like to hike alone. My favorite animal is the cat. Thank you.

I’m watching in reverse and found this interesting to see how far you’ve come. Great job! You are brave!

I think you do a good job despite saying you have no craftsman experience. Watch every episode you post. Can't wait to see the finished kitchen. Good luck and a greeting from your nearest neighbor (😄) in Norway

Lovely Rosie, Your videos are fast becoming a store of little treasures in my life. What a gift you are to share the way you do, the way that only you know how. Your quiet genuine sharing about a practical approach to fear, was short and sweet yet covered it precisely. Months of counselling in my journey recovering from trauma didn’t resonate with me as much. Little nuggets of inspiration in every video. Thank you once again for your thoughtfulness. Blessings to you until next time…

Sometimes, we have to remind ourselves to be brave, sometimes we have to push ourselves outside of our comfort zones in order to achieve our dreams. You Rosie are the epitome of that! Thank you for sharing your story and for being such a huge inspiration. You should write a book about your travels with pictures, I would buy it! Well done on everything you have achieved so far. ❤

i live for your personality, the ability to explore and be self contained. Work hard but understand that nothing is perfect. i aspire to be as cool and calm as you, love your videos and live for your weekly updates!

@wildrosie

2 жыл бұрын

Aw thanks so much!! :)

I only started following your channel in the last couple of months and watching your latest videos, before coming back to this one. To see your original ideas come to life is like a dream! You rock, girl! Sending you so much love ❤

Bonus info from your neighbour here in Denmark ; You do have a pet. You have thousands of them roaming your forest :) Hares, Foxes, Deer etc. are all around you. They feed themselves, and will probably start to visit at some point. On the down side, there are also ticks that carry a nasty disease - especially in Sweden they are all over the place. And there are wolves, lots of wolves. Even though skiddish by nature, one is cool, but a pack could be a problem if you have food sources laying around. A dog is a good idea if you need a buddy. Being an ultra runner, I am used to moving quite the distance by foot. And when I go for recreational all day hikes I bring my labrador, because he will alert me in the night when sleeping in shelters etc.

I'm new to your channel, but little of what I watched in this video was new to me. Fellow introvert, adventurer with a few renovation/building projects under my belt that I kind of accidentally fell into. All on a budget too, and without car. On my own. Yeah, living in a house you are renovating is a balancing act, literally. I've lost count of the decades climbing over piles of stuff and building material, walking sideways.... A warning: building is addictive. Even when you are fed up with doing renovating jobs (building from scratch _is_ easier, at least for a tiny house), you step into a musty old empty building and you start seeing potential and feel the itch to do it all again. "Drop perfection" is good advice. As some quotable person once said, done is better than perfect. This is the second video I watched after the library/desk one. You have come a long way in such a short time under challenging conditions. Wish you all the best for your ventures. Oh, and rabbits are great lawn mowers.

It makes me so sad too that so many people are afraid of doing things on their own 😔 You miss out on so much if you have to wait for someone else to do it with you!

@shaunbat5097

2 жыл бұрын

Agreed....I decided to travel solo on my holidays, best thing Ive done no waiting for people just my decisions.

Wow you are amazing. Thanks for bringing us along. 🙋🏼‍♀️

It’s nice to hear someone talk similar to how I talk. I mean re living a life defined by yourself and not being in auto pilot, and making things happen in a way that doesn’t necessarily fit the common mold. I find myself living alongside people in a parallel, where they are living a very suburban replicated life. I don’t live like that, but not many people do. So it’s refreshing to find people that talk like you. I recognise the freedom. It’s really very inspiring and encouraging. For the duration of your vids, I feel I can stop swimming against the current and watch someone who speaks a similar lifestyle language. Thanks for that. I have a way to go to get where I want to, but the daily journey is awesome. Right, enough waffle, thx for this very cool vid, over and out.

Beautiful video - love your concept of “following what feels right”

Great film! Thanks for following your journey.

It was great learning more about your life story! So cool that you have been a long distance hiker. Also the bunny video at the end was so precious!

Your honesty is so refreshing, Rosie. Another great video 💓

Very proud of you💪👌!! Keep sharing you story😊❤

How lovely to hear your story. I love what you are doing in your cabin. And all the scenery is gorgeous. Thank you.

I'm an introvert as well. Thank you for letting us come along on your journey.

Rosie, you are so inspiring and uplifting to me.I needed to hear what you said today more than anything. I’m so glad I found you on KZread! Waiting for your next video and I want to say thank you for today!❤️

You’re a really brilliant chronicler. I’m inspired. Thank you

I appreciated your answers to questions and comments on learning new things and living. Thank you for being inspirational and very helpful.

Thank you Rosie, I sooo much love your style of story telling, the music you choose... I can't tell you enough how much your video helped me to calm myself down, when my day was exhausting.

Recently came across your channel and enjoy your videos immensely. Wow what a story and what a life experience you have already gained. Respect for your initiative

This is by far my most favourite video of yours ...love a bit of personal info, the honesty, the actual wisdom ...and bunnies as a bonus...wish you all the best :)

I appreciate the updated tour of your cottage, it's so adorable. I think, I'd make the all purpose room you're currently living in a bedroom later on as your house is finished. It's so nice to hear your back story and explains so much and how you're able to take on the cottage project. It's a lovely story and you're a remarkable person and glad to be a part of your journey. TY

TOTALLY AWESOME ROSIE!!! THAT's what,you are!!!! 🥰

Your perspective on life and other things is very interesting, thanks for sharing!

Very interesting. Looking forward to seeing your finished project. You are amazing.

Just stumbled on you channels by pure chance and instantly fell in love with the realtime narrative..beeing in your thoughts as they pop up. It reminds me VERY much about how I think and feel. Thank you Rosie!

Love your video's... so authentic & real, I hope many follow your example of truly living 🙏❤

What a treat your channel was to stumble across 😊! You are amazing and an inspiration. Thanks bunches for sharing your journey!

This video is so beautifully done - thank you!

Hi Rosie, Thanks for sharing your story, background, and answering questions! it's great to get to know you better! Actually, you really have made some great progress on your cabin! Your story is fascinating!

Loving the progress, good to see everything as it is,slowly getting into spring you will make more of the time and longer daylight hours. Good job 👍

Glad this video popped up. I've been following your recent renovations but did not have the back story. You are brave and unique and not afraid to follow your own path. Thank you for sharing your journey.

I loved hearing your back story. It is very interesting and inspiring.

This was so interesting an inspiring to watch - thank you! I love your videos, the beautiful Swedish landscapes and your renovation project. And I love to learn new things myself, so I'm in awe of how you figure everything out on your own and how far you've come already. I look forward to drinking my Sunday morning coffee while watching your newest video every week!

Love the bunnies! I admire your tenacity and work ethic! Keep up the great work!

Brilliant video , Goole and KZread are the best for learning I use them all the time . Good for you for being honest about it and great job on the work that you have done ♥️

Oh Rosie. This was SO enjoyable to watch. I loved every minute of it. Thank you!! Katherine

Thank you Rosie. I look forward to your continued journey in Sweden.

Big hugs Rose 🤗🤗 thank you for another wonderfully video.

Thank you for showing us what you are doing. It’s looking great.

Thank you for telling your story! It gives me a lot of courage knowing that what you do is possible, despite having 0 prior experience or knowledge! I love your attitude tho! You're just like "well, if it doesn't work out I can just live in a tent somewhere in Spain". Isn't it amazing to just be happy to live and not worry about material things or whether you're successful or not? ALSO the video at the end? The cutest thing I've seen this week. I love how you were so respectful towards them by not petting them excessively and not putting them on your lap unless they came themselves :D As always, stay healthy and see you next week (hopefully)!

@wildrosie

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, there's a solution for every problem! OMG the bunnies. They were actually pretty wild and you couldn't even pet them or they'd hop off haha. But they would chase you for your food and it was just the sweetest thing

This is so fun to watch! I’m Dutch too and have never seen a person from here take on such an adventure! It’s so nice to watch

The way you used story telling was so much more interesting than just reading and answering questions. I really enjoyed this video.

"I like following what feels right" ❤ Thank you for the inspiration.

I loved this video!!! Thank you for sharing more about yourself. I really enjoyed hearing more about you. I love the room you live in. We do not really need a lot of space to be truly happy but having a small beautiful room to be in at the the end of the day makes all the difference in the world. Thank you for sharing 😊❤️

An introvert who likes sharing her life plans in details with extroverts!

A more recent video showed up and I went back and watched this. You are amazing!

I really like that you are so fearless for trying new things. Thanks for an intresting video!

You have so many wonderful words of advice and encouragement. Lovely video. Your channel is addictive

Bunny island🥺 what a great way to end a beautiful video. Excited to watch your journey!

Thank you for sharing your life story. I have the greatest respect for you and what you have done and are doing now. What you are doing and have lived and how you developed is so, so very inspiring. I appreciate it so much thank you again.

You guys have a new, refreshed energy. I'm glad you were able to be home with family and friends. Looking forward to hearing about your next adventure!

What a lot of work you have done! I can really see your skills growing. You are very impressive.

How nice to "visit" you and see the house all trough. Thank you for the coffee, and the talk during the walk. I look forward to follow you onwards.

Rosie you are 100% correct in what you say in this video. Hands-on experience is invaluable. It was so wonderful to hear about what your journey has been thus far. Scout 🐇 and I have enjoyed watching again this week from MA. You are so inspirational. ❤️

Just discovered your channel. I love your mindset. Going with the flow and living your dreams, NOW. Accepting fears and transform them into something beautiful. ❤

Wonderful video, loved every minute of it! Ending with the rabbit footage was brilliant. Love your style of storytelling- you have a unique gift. Thanks for all your videos!

I resonate with your approach to life, you're an amazing person. Wish you all the best with your upcoming projects! Great work so far, well done.

Inspirational as always, Rosie 😍We're definitely taking notes!

Your actual living space looks cozy❤… so wonderful to see your journey…thanks for sharing and inspiring others

Thank you so much for sharing. I know you aren't comfortable talking about yourself but it was very special to hear about your life and experiences. And I loved the bunnies. Way too cute. Perfect way to end this episode.

I really enjoyed this video. Sharing how you ended up in Sweden was very nice. Your home tour was my favorite. You have truly applied yourself to start making it your own and you even gave yourself a comfortable bedroom area for peace and good sleep. You have many more plans in store and look forward to see them come to life. I don't have pets nor do I want any but the rabbits were the cutiest!