Life in the mountains of a 96 year old grandmother. Far from civilization at the edge of the world

I will pray at midnight. Come, let's go to the church. God will help us. God will help us. God will help us. I have one grandmother. She brought me candy and bread. My mother. She brought me candy and bread. I was born and raised here. I used to go to the banks of the Kaluga river. I thought I would come here. There were wolves in the Kaluga river. There were people living here. We used to go to the mountains. I have a friend here. He is 70 years old. He was 16 years old. He was a soldier. He was very nice. He was a soldier. I have a daughter-in-law. She is my daughter-in-law. She is a church woman. She is a great Russian woman. My daughter-in-law is from Tchachov. She is a Tchachov wife. I will bury her. It will take 30 minutes. Let's go. This is the Kaluga river. I want to go there. I want to walk a little. The water is nice here. The river is very deep. A lot of fish. There are many fish here. This is an old road, the road to Tavryk. My mother-in-law used to go to Tavryk. We used to go there to eat. Now we don't go there anymore. We used to eat here. Now we go there to play football. But we don't go to the matryoshka. This is a very nice place. We used to feed the cows here. Our horses were fed here. And I used to make all kinds of banks. Tatyana was my mother-in-law. We used to pray. We used to say, we are going to Tavryk. We used to hold a matryoshka. I used to take a part of it every month. My mother-in-law said that she wanted money. So I bought it. My mother-in-law didn't forget to take it. I love my sister. I bought a matryoshka and a matryoshka. It's going to be nice. I'm going to take the matryoshka. I'm going to buy it and give it to my wife. I'm going to clean the fish now. And I'm going to mix it. I'm going to put it on the stove. Because it doesn't want to go on the gas stove. The gas stove is almost burnt. My daughter-in-law Ivanova, she's my wife. She's going to get married. She's going to have a daughter, a daughter-in-law, and a daughter-in-law. Listen to me. I'm going to clean the fish. How are you? Come here to drink some vodka. Ivanova, you say, I'm going to give you some vodka. I'm going to give you some nuts. You will be healthy. The fish is still hot. It's not burning. It's burning on the matryoshka. It's burning. I can't do it with my right hand, I can't do it with my right hand anymore, I can't do it anymore. I took these tangerines and I will plant them in the garden. I will plant them in the garden. It's nice to plant them here. I don't know what to do with the eggs. It's hard to do everything. If I had to choose, I would have done it earlier. This one and that one. This one. I'm going to buy you a yellow one. Look at my wife. Mom! What are you doing? My wife is here. I'm going to cook for you. Oh, what a beautiful pan. Oh, my dear. My darling. Yes. Take it. Salt it. You can't eat it raw. I love it. I'll cook it in a minute. Once it's cooked, I'll put it on the stove. I'm going to cook it now. Take it. You're going to cook it like this. Salt it. You can't eat it raw. I'm going to cook it now. You can't eat it raw. I'm going to cook it now. You can't eat it raw. I'm going to cook it now. You can't eat it raw. I'm going to cook it now. You can't eat it raw.