Dearest Dreamy, I'll keep this one short and sweet. In uncluttering your space you revisited your past. Sometimes we have to look back to move forward. I am sure your 30 years worth of diaries and journals are worth their weight in gold. Love, Steve.
Hey, Steve, thanks for the short message. Yeah, it's really valuable, but sometimes even the most valuable things have to be let go. You know what I mean. And yeah, you're right - it did make me think back to the past a lot at that point. 🤗❤
Dear Dreamy Rimma, It is interesting to follow the process of your transition and relate to many moments. One in particular that caught my attention was the time you came upon a hundred year old house and you said "and my curiosity did not allow me to pass by"...and a smile came on my face.
Hello, dear Alan... Yeah, I understand what you mean. I also smile every time when I receive and read your messages. As you mentioned before. it really feels like talking with a friend. 🤗💖🤗
I will add a comments to the old apartment in terms of life and carpentry. At 2:23 I was mesmorized by the closet and the cutouts for a perpendicular wall. The picture frame, car tire, and painting perfectly framed in compositional balance at 2:24. At this point, you mention every corner being so dear to her. Of course it would be. It is - perfect. At 3:02, I was mesmorized by the wear in the top staircase where people had walked and worn the wood down. At 3:15 I was amazed by the wear on the banisters where people's hands had worn down the wood. I hope it is your husband in the doorframe at 3:17 bending down just to see through.. This building is something to be shared. You did well Rimma and Dimma! The Michael Jackson pictures at 3:11 were a modern juxtaposition at that point! This building was alive. It is pure art!!!!😊
We have a real series with this house. I went to the house, met that woman, she invited me in. Dima was filming the house outside at the time. I was impressed by the stairs, carpentry, and wandered around it, touching these banisters. Dima lost me. He went into the house too. And in that doorway he met his classmate, whom he had not seen for many years. He turned out to be the son of that woman. He told how, as a child, he found rifles, antique money and a gramophone in the basement of this house, and as an honest pioneer took everything to the museum. staying in this house made a huge impression on me. This closet. It really was my Narnia. Although you might think that I made it all up for myself. But Dima also felt something special from that apartment 11. Probably, when I arrive in Ufa, I will no longer be able to get into this house. it will most likely be closed to the public or demolished.
Well... I'm speachless Tonight, we get not one, but four new videos, which will take some time to process. A couple of brief thoughts- I am so happy Anapa is a part of your dreams (and I am talking across several videos). Speaking across these videos, we could laugh for hours about life's decluttering. You couldn't believe what I could share. A very timely topic in my life now. So much so, it's uncanny. As for your move to the sea, for a long time, I was concerned the move was a somewhat a bittersweet, forced, or reticent decision. To hear the contrary is great. It WAS a dream! I am so happy. I'm so glad you've shared the closet again in more detail. I am simply- Glad. Thanks. R
I'm so curious to know what the story is about! You'll just have to tell it in a few words. Well, my move wasn't planned, and I didn't get where I thought I would be, but when I arrived, I fell in love from the first moment and every day, I fall more and more in love. That's a whole other story. Happy to see you❤
@@DreamyRimma "tell it in a few words." Are you asking me to declutter my posts about decluttering?!?!?!?!😂😂😂I come from a long line of hoarders. I yearn for the simple life! :) Thanks and love! Ron
Hello Dear Dreamy. Thank you for sharing your new video. I hope you are doing ok. It must be therapeutic to make these videos. I wish i could muster the courage to sit in front of a camera and talk. I do take hundreds of photos and videos but do not share many. I will view your new channel to see how things progress with interest. Looking forward to some recipes. Dave.
You're right, it's not easy sitting in front of a camera. I mean, I have to work hard to get my words right. I started in Russian because that's my native language and I can express myself more easily in it. But then I have to switch to English, which is a bit harder for me. It's like only being able to use 20% of my brain power😄. I am not afraid of the camera, I can not express what I want to and forget all the words and grammar. But when I speak English, I feel more confident. It's weird, but it's true. It's really theraupetic.So, maybe I'll talk more about this in one of my future videos. Thank you, Dave.
I appear to have the honor to write the first comment of your first post on your new channel. Always found your old channel innovative and of timeless artistic value. The artist is you though. And as your spectator and fan I follow. Hope many more follow me following you. You deserve it!
And it's a great honor for me that it's you. Because you are a man of great art. This is both symbolic and honorable for me. It doesn't matter how many people come. These are the most valuable people to me. I love you very much. And I love your constructive criticism and compliments too.
@@DreamyRimma Love you too… For you, i‘d stop painting and get a regular job. So we could live in a nice modern house, afford a representative German SUV, fly to Thailand, Mexico and Ibiza in our holidays. … marry me! 🤗😝 Did you reveal your name in one of the videos here?
@@thomasruckstuhl9980 Reality doesn't want you to look for a regular job. The artist must be free. My husband is a man of art too. After we got married, 22 years ago, I told him: "Quit your full-time job, but be free. I don't need a beautiful house, an SUV and Thailand, I want you to stay yourself and create what your soul asks, not the boss." And you, please, stay yourself. I really appreciate your sense of humor too😅. My name is Rimma. In revealed it in the 2nd video.
@@DreamyRimma Hello Rimma, thanks for understanding my silly humor! Greet your husband with my congrats… he must be a great person going through all the change by your side! Cheers, Thomas
