which were at hand, and plastic covers , what can i say, the material is really available, then i have one pattern, if the truth is there on the floor maybe a month, less than a month, then i trained, put it together, until i got a good pattern, well, it’s already on the wall it was easier, then faster , well, it’s hard to assemble, it takes a long time, and it’s especially hard to wash, those covers above the inscription, there are such that they can be washed, well, i already... took some kind of cutter, universal 647th solvent and about this, that girls wash off the nail polish, well, on the nails, it also washes off well, but not all, in winter i sit and wash, i wash off so quickly, i have to rub it for a long time, it's a pity to throw it away, i threw away a lot, i don't know, maybe eight bags, then it will be unusable, but here in sokol. i will do it, then i have

a yogurt maker 4 cm in diameter, so it will be around the house, well, the pattern with those lids will be bigger. so far, ornaments made of lids are laid out only on one side of the house and summer kitchen, but the plan is to make them on both sides. at the moment, work has slowed down and there are not enough lids, so if you have been sorting plastic at home and have extra. send to the village woods of the volyn region. the recipient is mykola levchuk. in fact, i need all of them, red , green, well, i have a lot of red, green right now, i need blue, here 13 colors went here, there and for summer cherries, here there are three colors of blue, some kind of water bulanya dew blue, then on that pattern , here’s a zhivchik, well, blue , scarce lids, too, orange, they’re kind of not cool, but... it’s interesting that there’s

something there, you can’t wash off the black one, and it ’s such a black stain, and it’s also an ugly color, orange, what else is needed yellow or white is the deficiency. today , the ukrainian village has practically no other entertainment than doing something in one's own yard. there is a lack of common public spaces where the common life of the village would take place. in some places, such a center still remains the church, which, however, is still impossible to reach on an asphalted sidewalk. what is the difference between polish strength and ukrainian strength? in poland there is a sidewalk, a bike path, for traffic calming measures, we have nothing, we have empty asphalt with no markings, and while people in the swamp go their own way in boots on the road, not on the road, actually on the pseudo-walk, well, this and this and this... almost

all the villages, and no one does absolutely anything about it, and therefore there is a need to make a mega program for the villages in the villages, that a public space, a school, a village council does not necessarily have squares, not all, not all villages have cultural centers, and those that have a shutter are typical projects that have an absolutely modernist square in front of them, laid out simply with concrete tiles - people at best will be planted in chornobrivka, well, there can be a monument, either to the liberator, or to shevchenko, yes, well, plus or minus such a landscape, here or there is no public bonfire at all, that is, there is a church and a school and everything, and there are streets without sidewalks, and accordingly, a very important social project, space, this is a stadium in the world, it’s just it's mega, mega...

a space in general is important for society, for the community , they gather there, and what is, again, what is a stadium, it's a square, so people need a square, they need a living room under the open sky, that's all. that is, cool, high-quality, where everyone would flock to, where they would unite administrative functions, with some grocery store, with the market, maybe with a playground, it's a pity, the village was so organically connected, there was little to talk about at all. except for after services in the church. today, the life of the village is the life of each individual house surrounded by a fence. everyone is used to treating their house as something separate. my land, my rules. mykola would never remove his embroidered shirt from the facade, no matter what laws were passed. i wouldn't have done that, even if i had been shot, i wouldn't have taken those steps. no, let it be so, let the village. so. i'm not

i will walk around the village and say this, that , that, that, that, that, that, that, build, that, how to do it, no one told me to do it or not to do it, i molded everything for myself and we have democracy there. as he wants, he does as he likes, it is only on a participatory level, also to issue a law and say, like everything, let’s go, break it, it won’t happen, no village head will go to break the neighbor’s fence, because they will simply crawl or stab pitchforks, like, well, it is necessary to make a program of the actual activation of these public spaces, to make development programs there, for example, tourism or some spatial development strategies. chatting with the peasants, setting great examples so that trust in the authorities appears, and then saying guys, you know, it should be pushed aside, we, for example, will compensate you for this land somewhere else, yes, or we will buy it from you, but it is very it is important for this, that is, it should take 10 years, so to speak, but

such clear rhythmic work, none, all sharp movements, they will all lead to violence, february 24 also brought changes in... the life of the village, many young people came there , often with children, they become interested opportunities that exist in the village and how to make life here more comfortable, in every village there will be people who are ready to change something, the main thing is to give them such an opportunity, there are examples of such synergistic movements, so what should the central government, the central government must give authority to localities, it was necessary to release maximum authority to localities so that people would learn how to manage , i.e. why was our village blocked because everyone was begging for money from the regional council of the governor, blow us a hole, to me no need to ask, i have it the local budget, it is being filled , i myself am calling an investor, i myself am working

to create jobs or business, because i myself want to attract money, i have plans, i have young people who want to live here, they have requirements , they have proposals, and we are forging a civil society. poland has 50% living in cities , 50% in villages, cool currents 75 in cities, all the rest are dying in villages, the country is larger in area than poland, having such resources of agriculture and so on, people need to create such conditions that you don't have to go in city. for now, everyone still wants to get out of the village as soon as possible and move to the city at the first opportunity, but there are other interesting stories. if you're in a big city, it's all the same, and it doesn't matter if it's berlin or istanbul or bangkok or new york, it's the same, but when you're somewhere in little macedonia, somewhere in some village, yes, you go , or you are somewhere in india, in thailand,

some countries that are less developed economically, but which have still preserved something traditional, and even then we began to think about what well... there is something in this that civilization destroys something, it gives comfort, but it takes away something, perhaps much more valuable. today , adriana with her husband and daughter live in the village of hrushka, near bakuta. the decision to move here did not come immediately, after years of living abroad. but the most interesting thing in this story is that adriana and her husband did not stop at buying a house and created a whole project to transform the village. the house belongs to us, we bought it, this project is a painted village, we named it, we initially thought how a kind of, you know, a hobby, we just really like everything that is connected with ukrainian traditions, actually wall painting,

painting, we studied it, it all looked very nice, in the past people lived in such a sacred world, they were surrounded by this beauty in everything, it was in clothes, clothes, in furniture, in houses and in wells, you just lived your everyday life, but you were all the time in this beauty, and we, as creative, aesthetic people, we liked it a lot, we wanted to reproduce it in some such small volume that we was actually available, and we began to draw something little by little with our own money , a well in the yard in the circle of our house, and so on. a hobby of studying podil painting quickly. turned into an idea to create an open-air museum in the village, so that a person walking through the streets could come across a painted well, or a museum house. we faced the fact that if this object does not belong to you in your private property, you have to negotiate, coordinate something with

other people, it was already a little more complicated, we realized that where we want to reproduce our vision, we have to acquire it as private property, therefore... we bought the house, we are planning to make a museum here, a museum of the ukrainian village, it will be called the native house, our people, the people of hrushkkiv, have been very supportive in this, they write it themselves. there on facebook they offer to bring some exhibits, because for many years we bought antiques, furniture, towels, embroidered cloths and so on, so we plan to finish the repairs here, let's let this tick go, we'll go collect all our exhibits, i think, for next summer we we will open a museum here, there will be absolutely free entry for everyone, for residents of the village, for tourists who come, because we understand that it is already our generation, our children, if they are townspeople. very few people have an idea of ​​how people used to live in ukraine, because before

that a small percentage of people lived in cities, mostly all people lived in villages, but what it all looked like, what life was like, what people used in everyday life, and what it was like everything is small, our children already have very little idea. a house in which very soon already there will be a museum, one of the oldest in the village. the date preserved on the old door dates it to 1897. the painting on the house is new, but as close as possible to the one used in this region. i studied the painting itself quite in detail, because we are in podil, this is the khmelnytskyi region, and there is podil painting, if it is canonized, that it exists, but very few living examples have survived, that is, unfortunately, since the houses were all built of clay before , that is , this house has been there for 150 years, it just, well... spontaneously sinks into the ground, so clay it is destroyed, the rains fall, if people do not live there, they do not support it, accordingly, well

, very little remains, literally throughout the khmelnytskyi region, only a few objects, where there is a real authentic painting, but we spent a lot of time in the archives, we everything was studied, because we didn't want to just paint for beauty, to make it just beautiful, we wanted to really recreate it so that it was podilsk luxury as much as possible, these are mainly vegetable ornaments and you can see... this is a podilsk tree of life, here is a painted village today has about 20 painted facilities, houses, gates, stops and wells. all this is done on the initiative of adriana's family and her sister's family, who also moved to hrushka. this is a dug well here, it is about 700 years old, plus or minus, it was always social... so it was a place where people met, where all the news was passed on, yes, that is, before man, the living medium

was only the living, media, not digital. a house, a museum and painted wells are not the only things adriana's project can offer. there is another restored one in the neighboring village the house, in which a completely different space has been created, is more aimed at tourists from big cities who want to come to the village for a ukrainian retreat, here you can sleep on straw, eat game. just from the branch and, of course, take a walk in the unique submerged world of bakota, which is very close to here. adriana is convinced that the village and life in nature are the best cures for burnout and other psychological problems common to the city. although life in the village requires serious physical labor, it is simple and happy. the child got into the village, she was 8 years old, that is, she already had the background of life in the city with conditions, she had the background of life abroad. i had certain fears about what might happen to her, well, it might be hard, maybe

the children won’t accept, but these people are really so sincere, she came to school and a new girl, the children just all got up and went to hug her on the first day, well so i stood with tears in my eyes so much when we lived in a big city, and i was already in the second grade there, but it's already a competition, who has what phone, who has what clothes, branded and non-branded. we moved to the village and we saw a lot of positives here, in fact for life, and we saw a lot of good here, for example, in people, and we were, well, very impressed, it inspired us very much, you know, there are not all these negatives , which exist, for example, in big cities that are abroad, where people, well , there is no such thing as a community of people, in a ukrainian village it still lives, and on the other hand, we will see... that the village is simply dying out in our eyes, because there are certain economic reasons for that, yes there is

unemployment and so on, but still there are more there are some people who live here, there are some other people who are the bearers of this culture and traditions, and we realized that now it's as if the last car is already on the train, if we don't deal with it now , in 10-20 years it will simply be too late. each expedition through ukraine inspires and leaves behind two more feelings. how much we still do not know about our country and how much we want to preserve and restore. how much more do you want to do, peel off the tin from wooden churches and return them to authentic shingles, restore old houses that are slowly collapsing, revive lost paintings of ukrainian architecture, but the most important thing is to make every ukrainian fall in love with their own architectural tradition, which is part of our deep and colorful culture. and

it depends only on us what will happen next with her. it is like a family monument for us, it is a living history, you know, it is the kind of land where you can talk freely with people, you can live in such beauty, in such a community where people help each other , where everyone is so sincere, we actually live in very interesting times. very much, because each of us can influence the formation of this state, in 500 thousands of covers would be good, i would make such an exhibition cool, and to exhibit all that, it would be a show, kapets.

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political club. every sunday at 20:10 at espresso. greetings, to begin with, i want to show you epic footage, which, well, you can call it , you know, a metaphor for that vote for putin that was, they are, as it were, identified in school 260, where the polling station was, it is on lermuntovsky prospekt in st. petersburg, and let's see what happened there. a few words about the work of election commissions at all levels, as always, you acted clearly, competently on principle'.

so that he thinks that it is as if the camera did not see him, and he is trying to throw in something like that, you know why i think that such a metaphor is very important, because the entire opposition was removed, the main oppositionist navalny is in prison, well, in fact, they were killed, and after that they can't even, well, somehow secure the necessary number of votes, which is necessary, but look how many they throw in together. they go, that is, they literally fell there, slipped and everyone throws it there, that is, even with all this, they cannot

to ensure the vote they wanted, and they were assigned some, and they reached only 74% for putin, well, it was not necessary for there to be more than 80, but then it is even more heroic, i think this is a direct illustration of that , which putin called heroic, let's... let's watch the continuation of this movie from this polling station, you see, they somehow throw it around to mix it up, as if someone there will not understand something, somehow someone will check, well, in short, these are the elections, and that's basically how they acted, judging by everything in all precincts, one way or another, that's how they chose, well, that's all, and with that, let's close the topic of how they voted for putin, because it's clear that there are no elections. it was not there, they cannot show anything , it is impossible to take these results into account, because they simply do not exist in nature, there are no results, they were made approximately

as shown in this video, something like that was sketched, sketched, and and that's all, but there are things that are really important, and the important thing is that russia actually bombed the territory for the first time on purpose of the russian federation, there were fap-500 bombs. dropped by the russian army on the village of kozinka, which was captured by the russian volunteer corps in the belgorod region, and you now see how it all happened, and what do you think, well, what happened next, what happened in shoigu, this was all in the belgorod region, shoigu came out and said that they had prevented the literal seizure of russian territory. the minister of defense said that our military, despite tsipso's false staged shots, did not allow the capture of any populated place in russia, in belgorod and

militants from the kursk region, attempts were made to capture priority settlements in the belgorod and kursk regions. the most active actions took place in the area of ​​the settlement. all attacks from... the enemy will be successfully repulsed, he will be pushed back beyond the borders of russian territory, and with the loss of the armed forces of ukraine, the direction of action, the coverage of the state border from eight days of hostilities amounted to more than 35, or rather 3500 of these people, of which 790 will be irretrievably lost , so what did they bomb then? in kozynky , belgorod region, if no one goes there it turns out that he did not enter and was not allowed to do anything, but even more interestingly, these are the numbers that shuigu mentioned, he said something about 3.5

thousand who were killed, well, this is all very funny, because before that putin said that in general well, 1,500 fought there, and 2,500 of all were there, that is, there were only a few. no more than 2,500 russian volunteers, they managed to kill three, well, this is russian, you know the math, let’s take a look, the corps, the corps is some kind of volunteer, there are also four groups , with a total number of about 2,500 people, so-called from these so-called volunteers, i don't remember how many of them were used there, well , somewhere up to 1500, the effectiveness is minimal. and that's right, you know, the minimum efficiency that has to be carried out in the evacuation in the belgorod region, well, that's all

they dreamed about the sanitary border. which has to divide something there, so it is already starting to be created in the belgorod region and quite effectively. let's see. more specifically, i will tell you what is proposed to be done and is already being done in the belgorod region. so, from today, access to all residents points of the region, on the border with ukraine is limited. roadblocks will be set up at the entrance with reinforced outfits of the crew, the ministry of internal affairs, the national guard and border services. in... in 16 oblast settlements, where work has been disrupted due to constant shelling, shops, free grocery kits are issued, residents are exempted from paying for housing and communal services services for march, the inspection of meters in some regions will be postponed until march 1. schoolchildren in the border regions, by the decision of the governor , are going on vacation early from today. colleges and

universities are switching to distance learning. important without the presence of a teacher. in university buildings. also, the authorities of the region decided to temporarily suspend the work of sports sections and colleges. preparations are being made to send 9,000 children from the territories under shelling to the neighboring regions, announced earlier by the governor. as gladkov said today, on friday, march 22, 1,200 children will go to penza, tambo fikalugu for safety. well, you see, this is an interesting situation, that is, no one seems to have broken through, nothing is happening, but for some reason everyone needs to be evicted, not just evicted, evicted in such a way that they will not even check the gas meters, well , what is the problem, it would seem, moreover, it is a forced evicting that does not allow people to even get into their own houses, this is how

the governor describes belgorod region. how now will the residents of these displaced villages actually get to their homes? the procedure for visiting one's own residential buildings will be determined. for example, you have to feed the cows, there are enough farms there and you have to take care of the cows. and we will provide safe passage at a time when there will be no shelling to the location of the house. they want to fire, but the truth is no way, but how can you find out when the ukrainians are evil , if it is the ukrainians who are really shelling, but if it is not the ukrainians who are shelling, then yes, then probably the russian authorities can know when

they are there, what will happen. therefore, most likely , they will be allowed there when they know for sure that the russian planes on duty there are not trying to release something or that some on-duty equipment from these areas is not firing. then they will be released, but not when, as they say, the ukrainians will not shoot there, moreover, there is a constant situation where the russian anti-aircraft, actually, where to shoot, falls into the belgorod region, and the residents of the belgorod region talk about this a lot more than, well, than the authorities would like , because it is heard in social networks, they constantly say something, complain about something, how is this possible, what is this happening, why is it all flies, but you know, besides it's interesting how the mood has changed, let 's see now, because at the beginning there...

in 2002, in 2022, they all talked about how much they love the belgorod air defense forces, two years have passed, and now they can feel the work of the belgorod air defense forces for themselves. i love belgorod air defense. i love belgorod air defense. i love belgorod air defense. we love belgorod air defense. it went to the factory directly to the workshop.