I got excited there for a minute thinking you were at Dunvegan Castle. The castle of Clan McLeod of which my surname is a part of. Another viewer said it was another castle though. Either way, I’m very envious of your travels. Enjoy them and I hope you have new videos soon. I know it can take some time to recover from the loss of a pet. Hope to see more videos soon!
I love your spirit and humour. I tried to do something similar, but I caved in and went in a hotel. I am now in Oban. I intend to stay here. Scotland is amazing, the people are so warm and welcoming, and what a place to go on an adventure. I love you editing too, you do really good vlogs. mine are done on a rubbish camera and I cant edit to save my life haha. enjoy your trip )
Lovely spot overlooking Loch Carron, I usually spend the night there when I tour Scotland. I was there in April this year. Enjoy your tour. Love your videos.
You nailed it Pam - there is no rush to do anything! That place is Eileen Donan Castle and you are parked in one of my all time favourite spots. We also stopped in the same place in the bit before that clip. The view is spectacular and videos just don't do it justice. At 6.30 we also stopped there overnight overlooking the Loch at Stromferry. It's just a few miles North East of Kyle of Lochalsh. This is just uncanny!!! 😀. Just sent you some 'coffees'. If you didn't get to Plockton you must do it next time.
What a gorgeous place you found. I would hate to leave it too 😉 Isn't wonderful meeting people that you never would have met if it wasn't for this lifestyle? I have over the years become an introvert after being a nurse ( from age 22- 30) and a bartender ( from age 30-
I've just watched most of your vids and I now believe I have fallen head over heels in luv with you..everything about you is all I ever imagined a beautiful down to earth gal would be. Even the food you like..I know it can't happen, but I sure can dream can't I
Love your videos..so relaxing and very engaging.. I love your accent and the commentary is great.. You and Odie are having the best time.. your smile is beautiful btw..👍
Pam, if you get the chance seek out a place named Glen Orchy but preferably out of the judge season. It runs South East of Dalmally to Bridge of Orchy. It was where they filmed scenes from Rob Roy. The scenery and wildlife are nothing short of spectacular. Plenty of wildcamping spots. I and my wife spent many happy times there and one not so happy when we were hit by a tornado. It sounded like and express train coming up the glen and we felt like we had been hit by one. The river rose at such an alarming rate it was hard to comprehend. Fortunately events like that a very rare in this country yet, in it's own way it was rather exciting, if a little scary. 😀
You may leave scotland but scotland will never leave you i have watched your videos you were searching for that sense of peace and tranquility i see you found it in italy i'm scottish by birth it's my homeland i live in england now but scotland always calls me home to the lochs&glens may you know grace in your italian home but"i think scotland will stay with you always take care.
I am enjoying your Scottish diaries because we love Scotland too. At least once a year we go for a holiday in Scotland, usually around Scourie to Durness area.
Lovely chapters!!! You are the sunshine of Scotland!! :) Thanks!! Greetings from Canary Islands (Spain)!! Pd: Your daily live continues on Instagram?? :)
There are stunning lochs to overnight park in Loch Hope, Loch Maree, and around Inchnadamph is by far the quietest and most beautiful plus Loch Caron has a free shower in the toilet block.
It is stunning and the road around to Applecross is perfect for Pam to park at night.I hope you go to Loch Maree as there is stunning walks around there and great Kayaking as well and the toilet in Torridon has a shower and drinking water.
Marina, concerning the subject of filtering your water? Maybe a dumb question or two here, but would it not be more advantageous to boil your drinking water?? Also knowing you are a vegan, does such a belief system allow you to enjoy raw honey?? (I used to be a bee keeper) I enjoy your rural and scenic videos! Phil South Carolina (USA)
Hi Marina, love your diaries they are fun and interesting. Can I suggest something for your water collection. Instead of squeezing the bottle as you do maybe you could have a gravity system that you just hang up on the tailgate. The bottle with river water would just need a handle/hook on top and have a hole in it to allow air in as the water passes through the filter. Hope that makes sense ☺
Hi Mark, that is a good idea, however I have not found any small (and cheap) gravity water filters so far. I like this one because i can also bring it with me while hiking but it's true it is a pain to fill bottles with it.
I might be confused Marina, i thought the one you have could be left to drip through into the lower bottle...? I'll have to look into the options then cheers
Just did some reading up and saw something mad. Not sure how complete it would be but apparently you can filter water through Pine tree branches!! Something to do with the cells inside, search for Xylem water filter haha
Love it. Do you record your route? I would love to try it myself. Also you could make a little money by selling the route and make a little journal of places you just have to see. I would not mind paying for it
I have been recording my route for the Scottish Road trip yes, I think I might share it at when we leave that is a good idea! Definitely will be free though :) Maybe I could do a proper journal and itinerary for Ireland? Good suggestion I never thought about it!
Ah Scotland is beautiful!! Dunvegan castle a must and Skye is gorgeous. For the water filtering you might find these filtering systems handful, not the cheapest but very efficient. Not affiliated with them in anyway but I've been using them in my camper van for a while, specially the waterbag which is gravity fed and thus very convenient . Here is the link if you care: www.drinksafe-systems.co.uk/products.php Cheers!
Going to buy a piece of you're jewellery to hang in our van, off to check your website , also do you make pieces that could be a toggle for my. Oddie groupies, Luicana and Adriana, my little girls who get very excited when they see him on my iPad lol
salut , la nature te va a ravir , on l'on voie bien quel sont les effets sur ton visage magnifique tous belle . merci pour ton partage et bonne route a toi
I really admire your guts to travel alone. Even with your dog it is still scary esp at night. But i love to do it ome day. Btw, have you had any scary encounter so far?
Tu as raison, l’île d’Harris et Lewis à été classée par trip advisor comme la 5ème île 🌴 la plus belle de la planète 🌎. Alors oui ça doit être époustouflant 👍🏻😇😍🤩
Scotland's most famous Castle after Edinburgh. was in various Movies. if your going over to Sky look for the Quiraing walk . Ancient landslide along the Trotternish Ridge, featuring unique escarpments & a 6.8-km hiking loop.
I really appreciate your life. I am a Taiwanese, a big island. We have high mountains and Ocean in 2 hours. It is a real really friendly peace for foreigner, especially female. I invite you to come the far Far East dreamy land, Taiwan. It will be surely a fantastic experience for you. Just google it, Taiwan, my country. Welcome and expect your coming.
J’ai aimé ton chant du Roi Lion 🦁 près de la rivière, je vois que tu as trouvé un système pour le transfert d’eau mais faut avoir de la patience 🙄. Ne serai t’il pas possible d’acheter une petite pompe électrique ⚡️? C’est très beau l’ecosse, je découvre ce pays avec tes vidéos à travers ces images, c’est très sauvage, les nuits doivent être réparatrice. C’est très vivant l’été et plus agréable à vivre que le sud de l’Europe qui est beaucoup plus chaud et sec. Rentre tu en Angleterre 🏴 pour juillet-août ?
C'est vrai, l'Ecosse est magnifique! Je ne pense pas de rentrer en Angleterre cette éte. J'aimerais bien visiter l'ile de Harris, Lewis et Skye et aprés prendre le ferry! Il faut seulement trouver l'argent pour payer les ferrys qui ne sont pas donnée :) Oui, il y a surement des systemes plus pratiques pour filtrer l'eau mais j'aime bien ce lui-là car il est vraiment pas chère et il est bien pour l'ammener en rando. En plus ça m'oblige a ammeliorer ma patience :D
pamthevan Okay j’ai pensé que c’était simplement pour transvaser, alors oui c’est plutôt économique et plus sûr pour ta santé de filtrer l’eau. Surtout quand tu puises l’eau des rivières 🧐. Alors oui ça serait sympa que tu nous fasses voir les îles proches. Dommage que tu ne puisse pas te rendre en Islande 🇮🇸 c’est une destination à part qui est très sauvage et très difficile pour l’homme.
@@WildSheGoes ah! Ok!! Ti seguo da poco.. sto cercando di vedere tutti i tuoi video un po' alla volta... ma sono video in tempo reale? Bella esperienza di vita comunque... brava 👍
Each of your vlogs is a lovely and much-needed breath of fresh air in my life! And you look so pretty in white! 😊 I know exactly what you mean about long and boring tasks feeling different and even quite pleasant when you’re living at a slower pace - especially if you’re somewhere beautiful. Then indeed they can become quite relaxing and meditative. I love your term ‘practical meditation’ and am going to try to apply it to some of the more boring chores I have to do on a day-to-day basis! Not that I’ll have that lovely scenery to help me or the fact that I’m filtering my own water just taken from a waterfall to be proud of! I can try to pretend though, I guess! That’s what I so love about your lifestyle - the way that everything slows down and becomes literally about the basics of survival - you might be able to get bottled water from a supermarket but right now it’s what you need and so it all falls under the umbrella of ‘necessary’ which adds such meaning and resonance to a chore! It must feel very satisfying to be resourceful enough to be able to get your own water and not have to depend on others or even on money to get it for you... I love the way Odie seems to have taken over your bed when you drive - Misha does the same with my bed whenever I’m sitting somewhere else my bedroom - it’s basically his favourite place because it’s where he sees me resting most of the time, so it makes him feel like my equal (which of course he is!) whenever he goes to lie there too. Not to mention that it’s obviously the most comfortable spot! I actually have another question for you: how long have you had Odie and, before him, did you have other dogs in your life or was he the first? Misha is my first dog and now, looking back, I have absolutely no idea how I managed to live so long without having a dog to share my life with - it’s amazing how a dog can change one’s whole life! For me, he gave me a reason to live after going through a very, very long illness and he is definitely the best medicine I could have ever asked for! Thank you for another lovely vlog - and yet another dose of fresh air for my soul! 😊 xxx
Hi Tabitha, you are right I could get the water from the supermarket but as you said there is something very satisfying about knowing how to provide for oneself (plus no plastic which is a bonus). Oh Odie is not supposed to stay in my bed as it's quite dangerous. If I was to brake suddenly he would end right in the windscreen and probably break my neck on the way there. His place is beyond the passenger seat so that if I break we are both safe. Misha sounds like such a sweetheart and is a lucky dog to have a caring owner. Odie is my second dog, before hand I had a Labrador called "Vega" she was a family dog. I brought her over to England from Italy (when the rules for travelling with dogs changed) when she was about 10 or 12 but she died the year after. It was an incredibly sad time. I was not planning to get another dog but after Vega passed away I would go and walk doggies at the local shelter just to get some "doggy time". That's where I saw Odie and it was love at first sight (my sister always makes fun of me cause she sais my eyes turned into hearts when I first saw him). Thank you Tabitha for always taking the time to write those lovely thoughtful comments I always look forward to read them! Hugs to you and Misha
I've been to Scotland and didn't want to leave, the countryside there was beautiful!
Please come to Canada and stay in the wild mountains of BC..check it out...You will fall in luv with it.. what a wonderful person you seem to be..
Lion king bit was the best part for me.
The more I keep watching your videos. You're in paradise all the time.🤗
I love your van. It is so cute. And I love how you are mostly in nature. Say hello to your dog
I got excited there for a minute thinking you were at Dunvegan Castle. The castle of Clan McLeod of which my surname is a part of. Another viewer said it was another castle though. Either way, I’m very envious of your travels. Enjoy them and I hope you have new videos soon. I know it can take some time to recover from the loss of a pet. Hope to see more videos soon!
Your videos are great good job safe travels your the best God bless enjoy cant wait to travel again here wish it was live but be safe god bless you
I love your spirit and humour. I tried to do something similar, but I caved in and went in a hotel. I am now in Oban. I intend to stay here. Scotland is amazing, the people are so warm and welcoming, and what a place to go on an adventure. I love you editing too, you do really good vlogs. mine are done on a rubbish camera and I cant edit to save my life haha. enjoy your trip )
Lovely spot overlooking Loch Carron, I usually spend the night there when I tour Scotland. I was there in April this year. Enjoy your tour. Love your videos.
You nailed it Pam - there is no rush to do anything! That place is Eileen Donan Castle and you are parked in one of my all time favourite spots. We also stopped in the same place in the bit before that clip. The view is spectacular and videos just don't do it justice. At 6.30 we also stopped there overnight overlooking the Loch at Stromferry. It's just a few miles North East of Kyle of Lochalsh. This is just uncanny!!! 😀. Just sent you some 'coffees'. If you didn't get to Plockton you must do it next time.
What a gorgeous place you found. I would hate to leave it too 😉 Isn't wonderful meeting people that you never would have met if it wasn't for this lifestyle? I have over the years become an introvert after being a nurse ( from age 22- 30) and a bartender ( from age 30-
Beautiful singing in the beginning & both eye opening places you stopped at❤️👍 your vids are amazing Marina🙌😎😘
Just wow!! That spot looked absolutely idyllic. Nice singing 🤣👍
Thanks, as always, Pam!
Beautiful spot and your own pool , how cool is that nice story about the couple you met.
They really were super cool. I want to be like them when I'm 50 :D
I've just watched most of your vids and I now believe I have fallen head over heels in luv with you..everything about you is all I ever imagined a beautiful down to earth gal would be. Even the food you like..I know it can't happen, but I sure can dream can't I
Love your videos..so relaxing and very engaging.. I love your accent and the commentary is great..
You and Odie are having the best time.. your smile is beautiful btw..👍
Lush video. Happy Sunday to you and all 😊👍☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️
Pam, if you get the chance seek out a place named Glen Orchy but preferably out of the judge season. It runs South East of Dalmally to Bridge of Orchy. It was where they filmed scenes from Rob Roy. The scenery and wildlife are nothing short of spectacular. Plenty of wildcamping spots. I and my wife spent many happy times there and one not so happy when we were hit by a tornado. It sounded like and express train coming up the glen and we felt like we had been hit by one. The river rose at such an alarming rate it was hard to comprehend. Fortunately events like that a very rare in this country yet, in it's own way it was rather exciting, if a little scary. 😀
I liked the theme music from the Scottish Diaries 🙃
You may leave scotland but scotland will never leave you i have watched your videos you were searching for that sense of peace and tranquility i see you found it in italy i'm scottish by birth it's my homeland i live in england now but scotland always calls me home to the lochs&glens may you know grace in your italian home but"i think scotland will stay with you always take care.
Spot on about boring , repetitive tasks. I quite like them. Like yoga, your mind can go elsewhere. Queueing is perhaps the exception!
I am enjoying your Scottish diaries because we love Scotland too. At least once a year we go for a holiday in Scotland, usually around Scourie to Durness area.
Nice little van and a great camping spot, I've found a new favourite channel :)
Beautiful place! 💕
true...practical meditation...👌👍
I want to hitch a ride such beautiful country i would love to see all you have very inspirational woman you are God Bless you !!!
Un lugar sin duda encantador. Disfrutalo.
Lovely oddiee, will miss himm...
Your channel is 300 times better than netflix :)
Bonito🙄grasias por compartir tantas marabillas🌱🌲👍🙄
I love frog's. Tree frog's are cool
I must go too to Scotland with a Friend,he had a VW T5 Bus,we must do it:)
go for it
Loving those vlogs and more often uploads!
Lovely chapters!!! You are the sunshine of Scotland!! :) Thanks!! Greetings from Canary Islands (Spain)!! Pd: Your daily live continues on Instagram?? :)
Fantastic, Video
So beautiful
There are stunning lochs to overnight park in Loch Hope, Loch Maree, and around Inchnadamph is by far the quietest and most beautiful plus Loch Caron has a free shower in the toilet block.
Loch Caron really is stunning!
It is stunning and the road around to Applecross is perfect for Pam to park at night.I hope you go to Loch Maree as there is stunning walks around there and great Kayaking as well and the toilet in Torridon has a shower and drinking water.
Marina, concerning the subject of filtering your water? Maybe a dumb question or two here, but would it not be more advantageous to boil your drinking water?? Also knowing you are a vegan, does such a belief system allow you to enjoy raw honey?? (I used to be a bee keeper) I enjoy your rural and scenic videos! Phil South Carolina (USA)
Hi Marina, love your diaries they are fun and interesting. Can I suggest something for your water collection. Instead of squeezing the bottle as you do maybe you could have a gravity system that you just hang up on the tailgate. The bottle with river water would just need a handle/hook on top and have a hole in it to allow air in as the water passes through the filter. Hope that makes sense ☺
Hi Mark, that is a good idea, however I have not found any small (and cheap) gravity water filters so far. I like this one because i can also bring it with me while hiking but it's true it is a pain to fill bottles with it.
I might be confused Marina, i thought the one you have could be left to drip through into the lower bottle...? I'll have to look into the options then cheers
Just did some reading up and saw something mad. Not sure how complete it would be but apparently you can filter water through Pine tree branches!! Something to do with the cells inside, search for Xylem water filter haha
Mark Velo that would be cool!! Gonna check it out
pamthevan Pinetree young growth TEA..500% more Vit C!!
As always...👍👍
You picked up quite a Scottish accent. Good for you. I speak French as well, but I'll never be able to reproduce an accent.
I love you so much. Prends soin de toi ma belle.
I really would like to go with you on one of your trips some time.
Love it. Do you record your route? I would love to try it myself. Also you could make a little money by selling the route and make a little journal of places you just have to see. I would not mind paying for it
I have been recording my route for the Scottish Road trip yes, I think I might share it at when we leave that is a good idea! Definitely will be free though :) Maybe I could do a proper journal and itinerary for Ireland? Good suggestion I never thought about it!
pamthevan Hi M, Itinary such a good idea. Publish on Amazon Kindle for free no one will mind paying for it....do you have a web site? xxxxx n
Hello super sympa le paysage Thanks like vidéo 👍
i wish i go to see there!
I like this kind of life style.. You are my inspiration.. If possible in my life I also want to do live like you... Thank you
I love your videos....
Hi just wanted to ask how many miles has your van done and what engine is in it
hi Liam the engine is 1.4 so far from powerful and the van did 90k miles (i think?) i got it when it had 70k
Eilean Donan Castle, by Kyle of Lochalsh (5:17) some of us are luck enough to live in Scotland :-)
Ah Scotland is beautiful!! Dunvegan castle a must and Skye is gorgeous. For the water filtering you might find these filtering systems handful, not the cheapest but very efficient. Not affiliated with them in anyway but I've been using them in my camper van for a while, specially the waterbag which is gravity fed and thus very convenient .
Here is the link if you care:
www.drinksafe-systems.co.uk/products.php
Cheers!
😊walking barefoot😚you really love nature...!!!😘
Going to buy a piece of you're jewellery to hang in our van, off to check your website , also do you make pieces that could be a toggle for my. Oddie groupies, Luicana and Adriana, my little girls who get very excited when they see him on my iPad lol
awww that's so sweet! I'm not sure what you mean by toggle, but I do create pieces on request so drop me a message! :)
Thanks for that. Wonderful. Is that you playing your guitar on the soundtrack?
Oh no I wish I sounded that good! I'm practicing though :)
You'll get there Girl.
salut , la nature te va a ravir , on l'on voie bien quel sont les effets sur ton visage magnifique
tous belle . merci pour ton partage et bonne route a toi
Merci Bruno
I lv your dog
I can to come !!! 😊
L'année prochaine je t'appellerai pour que j'aille à ce même endroit avec la source et le ruisseau.
I really admire your guts to travel alone. Even with your dog it is still scary esp at night. But i love to do it ome day. Btw, have you had any scary encounter so far?
Tu as raison, l’île d’Harris et Lewis à été classée par trip advisor comme la 5ème île 🌴 la plus belle de la planète 🌎. Alors oui ça doit être époustouflant 👍🏻😇😍🤩
I could image that you want to leave Scotland having so much mosquitos and flies there...
No mosquitoes here, but we do get midges. Use midgie spray and your fine.
Scotland's most famous Castle after Edinburgh. was in various Movies. if your going over to Sky look for the Quiraing walk . Ancient landslide along the Trotternish Ridge, featuring unique escarpments & a 6.8-km hiking loop.
I think we'll be going to Skye next month, definitely gonna look for that walk
Et tu m'expliqueras le chemin avec précision.
It is NOT a Lake it is a LOCH ,Scotland has only one Lake .
I really appreciate your life. I am a Taiwanese, a big island. We have high mountains and Ocean in 2 hours. It is a real really friendly peace for foreigner, especially female. I invite you to come the far Far East dreamy land, Taiwan. It will be surely a fantastic experience for you. Just google it, Taiwan, my country. Welcome and expect your coming.
J’ai aimé ton chant du Roi Lion 🦁 près de la rivière, je vois que tu as trouvé un système pour le transfert d’eau mais faut avoir de la patience 🙄. Ne serai t’il pas possible d’acheter une petite pompe électrique ⚡️? C’est très beau l’ecosse, je découvre ce pays avec tes vidéos à travers ces images, c’est très sauvage, les nuits doivent être réparatrice. C’est très vivant l’été et plus agréable à vivre que le sud de l’Europe qui est beaucoup plus chaud et sec.
Rentre tu en Angleterre 🏴 pour juillet-août ?
C'est vrai, l'Ecosse est magnifique! Je ne pense pas de rentrer en Angleterre cette éte. J'aimerais bien visiter l'ile de Harris, Lewis et Skye et aprés prendre le ferry! Il faut seulement trouver l'argent pour payer les ferrys qui ne sont pas donnée :) Oui, il y a surement des systemes plus pratiques pour filtrer l'eau mais j'aime bien ce lui-là car il est vraiment pas chère et il est bien pour l'ammener en rando. En plus ça m'oblige a ammeliorer ma patience :D
pamthevan Okay j’ai pensé que c’était simplement pour transvaser, alors oui c’est plutôt économique et plus sûr pour ta santé de filtrer l’eau. Surtout quand tu puises l’eau des rivières 🧐. Alors oui ça serait sympa que tu nous fasses voir les îles proches. Dommage que tu ne puisse pas te rendre en Islande 🇮🇸 c’est une destination à part qui est très sauvage et très difficile pour l’homme.
How do you finance living away for so long if your not working
Who said I am not working? :) Check the links on the bio, you'll find my jewelry shop!
You’ve picked up a Scottish accent.
no people is good, lots of frogs singing, even better
Loch Carron .
Ciao! Ma sei Italiana?
Ciao Mary Si' molto italiana!
@@WildSheGoes ah! Ok!! Ti seguo da poco.. sto cercando di vedere tutti i tuoi video un po' alla volta... ma sono video in tempo reale? Bella esperienza di vita comunque... brava 👍
Each of your vlogs is a lovely and much-needed breath of fresh air in my life! And you look so pretty in white! 😊
I know exactly what you mean about long and boring tasks feeling different and even quite pleasant when you’re living at a slower pace - especially if you’re somewhere beautiful. Then indeed they can become quite relaxing and meditative. I love your term ‘practical meditation’ and am going to try to apply it to some of the more boring chores I have to do on a day-to-day basis! Not that I’ll have that lovely scenery to help me or the fact that I’m filtering my own water just taken from a waterfall to be proud of! I can try to pretend though, I guess! That’s what I so love about your lifestyle - the way that everything slows down and becomes literally about the basics of survival - you might be able to get bottled water from a supermarket but right now it’s what you need and so it all falls under the umbrella of ‘necessary’ which adds such meaning and resonance to a chore! It must feel very satisfying to be resourceful enough to be able to get your own water and not have to depend on others or even on money to get it for you...
I love the way Odie seems to have taken over your bed when you drive - Misha does the same with my bed whenever I’m sitting somewhere else my bedroom - it’s basically his favourite place because it’s where he sees me resting most of the time, so it makes him feel like my equal (which of course he is!) whenever he goes to lie there too. Not to mention that it’s obviously the most comfortable spot!
I actually have another question for you: how long have you had Odie and, before him, did you have other dogs in your life or was he the first? Misha is my first dog and now, looking back, I have absolutely no idea how I managed to live so long without having a dog to share my life with - it’s amazing how a dog can change one’s whole life! For me, he gave me a reason to live after going through a very, very long illness and he is definitely the best medicine I could have ever asked for!
Thank you for another lovely vlog - and yet another dose of fresh air for my soul! 😊 xxx
Hi Tabitha, you are right I could get the water from the supermarket but as you said there is something very satisfying about knowing how to provide for oneself (plus no plastic which is a bonus). Oh Odie is not supposed to stay in my bed as it's quite dangerous. If I was to brake suddenly he would end right in the windscreen and probably break my neck on the way there. His place is beyond the passenger seat so that if I break we are both safe. Misha sounds like such a sweetheart and is a lucky dog to have a caring owner. Odie is my second dog, before hand I had a Labrador called "Vega" she was a family dog. I brought her over to England from Italy (when the rules for travelling with dogs changed) when she was about 10 or 12 but she died the year after. It was an incredibly sad time. I was not planning to get another dog but after Vega passed away I would go and walk doggies at the local shelter just to get some "doggy time". That's where I saw Odie and it was love at first sight (my sister always makes fun of me cause she sais my eyes turned into hearts when I first saw him). Thank you Tabitha for always taking the time to write those lovely thoughtful comments I always look forward to read them! Hugs to you and Misha
:-)
Just saw your channel :) Are you Italian gorgeous love the pooch
did anyone tell you, you look like emma watson?...