Sissel Talks - Summer at the Farm 

I so understand the pull & charm of living close to nature, having spent a year virtually on the ground at Long Beach on the northwest coast living in a tent & small unheated cabin. A semi-feral dog adopted me & I experienced things that one would never find in an urban environment. Things hard to explain & somehow miraculous. Seems that one would have to go out & throw themselves upon the mercies of nature to go through the "door" into this other world. I hope & do believe that Sissel & her husband have found this entryway.

Sissel, you remain 'The Heroine' in the field of entertainment -- You deserve to be here. -- Your Husband and you are sincere /realists. Your retreat to the farm, in itself, requires no further clarity. I intend to remain on page one as an admirer. Thank you for an amazing voice. 'Norsk to Norsk'

You are right dear Sissel. God bless you and your family. Always so beautiful voice. Respectfully 💐 flowers from Lisbon 🇵🇹

Enjoy the rest of your days in a paradise like that! I can imagine such beauty living in Canada with wonderful nature! Cosmic Blessings and lots of Love and Light to You always!🙏🍀🌹❤️

I agree, Sissel. That's the best part of life.

Sissel, Even though you feel calm and peaceful, which is wonderful, I hope you will always be aware of your surroundings. This world is changing. Be safe and careful always. Lock your doors, close your windows, because this world will not be the same again. With love and prayers and the true peace from above...Be Still....and know...that, He is God! Blessings, KD❤ 🙋🏼‍♀️

Great SIssel you are right🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀

Köszönöm szépen 🌸🌻🌹🌺💐🌷💠🌼🍀

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Your always amazing girl

Sissel speaks better and more correct English than many English people.

Sissel is perfect. i want to marry her

Sissel it is not a privilege to be living where you are living. You have worked very hard to get to that point in your life so has your husband worked hard to get to that point in his life so you should enjoy what you have because of your hard work I live in Canada. I’ve enjoyed my life. I did all the outdoor activities as I could and I don’t think it was a privilege. I look back and say if I didn’t work hard then I would not have known about how peaceful it is in the wilderness, so don’t feel bad about what you have or that you have to apologize for what you have and what people don’t have